We have people coming from New Jersey. We got people coming from Connecticut. We got people coming from

all around the tri-state area and over 50,000 fans will show up today. And we are about an hour

away from the first T-shot and it is going to be Bryson DeCambe. Yeah, he is going to launch a T-shot

to try to put Justin Thomas in a spot to make Eagle.

That's the object, and I think Keegan is putting him out there because he recognizes

just what Bryson de Chambot means to the American golf fan.

And I think it's smart.

I think it's the thing to do and the way to go.

And off we go this morning, and hopefully the older players that are playing in this Rider Cup will reflect the younger players who won the Ryder Cup earlier at Nassau Golf Club.

The Americans won there.

So the kids won.

So now it's time for the grownups to win.

Yes.

And that would be great.

We'll be paying attention to it.

We'll have live at 7 o'clock, which is always awesome. We have live sports when we are on the air. And this is going to be a huge weekend. I mean, not only that, of course, on Long Island and how local and special that is to us, but just think about what Monday morning could be from a exuberance standpoint or a depression standpoint on how things go. Now, the Yankees will be okay no matter what, but you want to win the ALE East, and you don't want the Toronto Blue Jays to win the ALE East. You want to get every advantage you can in the postseason. But we could be talking about a wonderful Jackson Dart start. We could be talking about the Mets in the playoffs. We could talk about Jackson Dart throwing five interceptions and leaving the game with an injury. We could talk about the Mets missing the playoffs. So, I mean, this is just heading into this weekend. There's just so much in the air you could feel the anticipation. I mean, this is as big of a sports weekend as we had in 2025. That's right. And it ends all up with the Jets at the Dolphins. And it looks like Justin Fields is going to play quarterback for the Jets. And, you know, it is, I don't know, there's so many questions around on both of these football teams. There's a lot of questions surrounding the Mets, especially with the way that they won again last night. You know, Nolan McLean was rolling along right there, man. He got 11 strikeouts last night. And then all of a sudden, you know, like most young pitchers, they don't run into trouble. And then you see how they handle the trouble. And then finally the bullpen comes through last night. But you can't keep one of these games having to score

eight runs. You just, you can't. It's just not going to work. And the thing I worry about with the

Mets, you know, hopefully they get through the Marlins, but Toronto's got Tampa Bay and the

Yankees have Baltimore. And this, to me, is really, really interesting as to whether not the

Yankees can overtake the Toronto Blue Jays and see what, you know, these two teams, Baltimore and Tampa Bay, what kind of fight they have left in them in the final weekend of the season.

Yeah, I mean, I think that the Blue Jays are not having a Detroit Tigers-like collapse, but they have definitely come to Earth, back down to Earth, as the Yankees have been surging. So it just feels to me because the Yankees and the Blue Jays just have different recent histories. Now, I know the Yankees haven't won a World Series, but they're always in the playoffs. They're always there. The Toronto Blue Jays don't win playoff series. They don't make the playoffs. So I'm just

making a assumption based on history that the Yankees will figure that out just because

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