New York is the city that never sleeps, and neither does Sal Licata. From Flushing in the Bronx to the Meadowlands in MSG,

Sal sounds off on the biggest sports news of the day. Welcome to WFA and Daily with Sal Likata.

Hello and welcome to another edition of WF& Daily with your host, Sal Lakata. I got to tell you,

I'm not a huge college basketball fan, but it was fun yesterday. BT and I did the show live from

Stout and NYC, a bar I've been to plenty of times before. We did the show there live. We had a bunch of

college basketball fans there,

whether it's Yukon, Seton Hall, or obviously St. John's. And that started to get the juices

flowing a little bit for me. And then I was able to go BT, hooked me up with a credential to go

watch St. John's play Seton Hall. Excuse me. And I was there for a little bit. And now I've been to plenty of

big East tournaments before even not being a big college basketball fan. There was a time

where when I was working a fan behind the scenes, we'd go get her credential and we'd have great seats.

And it was always a fun event and fun atmosphere. And I really started to enjoy it year in,

year out. And I made it a regular thing for a few years. And then it just kind of fell off a little bit.

You know, then I was no longer at the fan, whatever. But going back into the garden, which, by the way,

I don't give a shit what event you're going to there. It's the garden.

It's the world's most famous arena.

It's special.

I even had to talk with BT about this at halftime where we're looking up at the raptors

and seeing the banners hanging and, you know, looking at that ceiling.

It never gets old for me.

Going to the garden, whether it's for Knicks games, Ranger games, Big East Tournament, St.

John's games, Billy Joel concert, other shows, whatever it may be.

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