If you watched the Knicks-Celtics playoff series you know that Boston had 20+ point leads in each of the first two games before New York managed to win both of those games - and in Boston!

After losing the first two contests of their Eastern Conference Finals series to the Indiana Pacers, and trailing again by 20, the Knicks reached down deep and somehow found a way to beat the Pacers 106-100.

Jim Monaghan and Chris Swendeman talk about how we have a series once again, plus Yankees, Mets, the new Mission Impossible movie, and some thoughts on New York radio legend Richard Neer.

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The Yankees and Mets completed their weekend series on Sunday night with an 8-2 Yankees win, giving the Bombers two of the three games against their crosstown rivals.

For Juan Soto, it marked his first return to Yankee Stadium after signing a ridiculous contract with the Mets in the offseason.

As expected, Yankees fans gave him a good old "Bronx cheer." And Mets fans were left wondering how and why their new franchise player came up so empty against his former team.

Jim Monaghan and Chris Swendeman also dig into Pete Alonso's recent slump as well as Yankees fans turning on Anthony Volpe.

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Our Long National Nightmare is finally over.

Major League Baseball announced on Tuesday that Pete Rose, MLB's all-time hit leader will now be eligible for induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

Along with Rose are the eight members of the 1919 Chicago "Black" Sox including "Shoeless" Joe Jackson who, along with seven of his teammates were found guilty of fixing the outcome of the World Series that year.

The voting on Rose, Jackson, and the others won't happen until December 2027, with possible induction coming in the summer of 2028.

Also on tap this week - following a horrible injury to Jason Tatum, the Knicks appear poised to eliminate the Boston Celtics, and the Mets and Yankees head to the Bronx for a 3-game series with Juan Soto in the spotlight.

And to wrap things up, we talk about Wolfgang Van Halen's incredible performance with his band Mammoth this past Sunday at Debonair Music Hall in Teaneck.

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