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Good Friday morning.

A feel good Friday. Yankees do lose yesterday afternoon. Mike

Trout with a historic series, but Aaron Judge hits a homer. John Carl Stanton hits a home where the

offense is going to be okay. You're worried about the bullpen a little bit there, but not nearly as

many concerns with the Yankees as you have with the Mets who had a day off yesterday.

But of course, not a day off from criticism as they fly out to Chicago and take on the Cubs first of three this afternoon.

And things have to get turned around quick. And this is it. We are finally here.

This is the last show we're going to do before

we see Nick's playoff basketball in 2026 and I will tell you exactly when they're going to

get eliminated from the playoffs. And by the way, big day here, WFA and huge day. Our own, Boomer Asiason, he turned 65 today. Happy birthday,

boomer, you have made it. You have made it to 65. And I've looked at a couple of perks you can have here in New York City.

Yes. Now at 65, you can go to the Statue of Liberty and pay $25 instead of $32. And also, if you'd like to go to the top of the rock, you get a ticket for $38 instead of 40. So those are just a couple of things you could do now in the city now that you're 65. How about if I want to go to New York, New Jersey Stadium for FIFA?

Oh, yeah, you're still going to have to get down. Are you? Yeah, I think so. Good morning, Bob. How are you? I'm doing great today, G. And thank you very much for those happy birthday wishes. Yeah, 65 years old. Amazing. And I told you, it's Medicare age. Oh, yeah, Medicare.

And everything's going swimmingly, by the way, with Medicare.

So I'm all good right now up to this point.

And hopefully it will stay that way.

But, yeah, Medicare. And everything's gone swimmingly, by the way, with Medicare. So I'm all good right now up to this point. And hopefully it will stay that way. But, yeah, it's hard to believe that, yeah, I've been here since, what, I guess I was 46 or 47 when I started here. Yeah. And now it's almost 20 years. And it's been a great 20 years. It's been a lot of fun. and certainly I appreciate all the well wishes and everything else like that. And I'm kind of glad that I don't have to talk about a Met Loss today. Yeah. Which is also going to make me happy because yesterday everybody was eviscerating them and rightfully so. And that's the passion that comes through with the fan base and we're met fans. You know, and there's a lot of things to be angry at, a lot of things to be disappointed at, but it's baseball. You know, and baseball usually figures its way out somehow, some way, and hopefully the Mets will be that team and give us joy this summer. Because right now they're giving us nothing but Agen up. but the Yankees yesterday, Mike Trout and Aaron Judge, what a weekend, basically,

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