The WOR Sports Zone: Recent Episodes
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Anthony Dicomo of MLB.com joins Pete. Then Pete discusses the pitching and first base situations of the Mets.
The Mets went another day in Spring Training without an injury. Is that really something to celebrate?
Sal Licata co-hosts. The guys break down the first spring start of Matt Harvey. They discuss what the Giants and Jets will do in the draft and finally they say goodbye to producer Joe 'Baboots' Curci.
Former Ranger and MSG Analyst Dave Maloney joins Pete. Baboots and Pete look back at the best moments from the last 4 years.
Steven Matz looked poor in his Spring outing, is there reason for concern? James Wagner from the NY Times joins.
Pete. Baboots and Mark tell you what was good this weekend. Baboots tells us about golf.
Howie Rose joins the show. Pete then ponders what the Mets lineup may be come opening day.
Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard threw over 100 miles per hour in his first spring start. Should Met fans be concerned?
Pete, Joe and Mark get you ready for the weekend. Baboots catches Pete up with what stories he's missed since going on vacation.
WOR's Wayne Randazzo joins the show. Pete discusses the Mets first Spring Training game.
Sal Licata co-hosts with Pete. New Mets Newsday beat reporter Tim Healy joins the show. Pete and Sal discuss some ridiculous ideas to make baseball faster.
Sal Licata co-hosts with Pete. Former Met Todd Pratt joins the show. The guys also take calls on the Mets.
Pete McCarthy returns from his vacation with Sal Licata. The guys discuss what Pete has missed since leaving.
Sal Licata in for Pete. He opens the hour talking with Connor Hughes of NJ Advance media to talk Jets.
Sal Licata in for Pete. He hears from Mets manager Mickey Callaway and John Harper from the NYDN.
Sal Licata in for Pete. He discusses the ridiculous rule change someone proposed to baseball.
Sal Licata in for Pete. Frank Isola from the NYDN joins. Producer Mark can't speak. Sal breaks down his favorite thing, batting practice.
Sal Licata in for Pete. David Wright is being very realistic about ever playing again. Scott Miller from Bleacher Report.
Sal Licata in for Pete. Sandy Alderson says Tim Tebow will reach the Majors. Sal disagrees.
Sal Licata in for Pete. Devils Legend Patrik Elias is in studio. Producer Mark bring us an Islanders story.
Sal Licata in for Pete. Anthony Dicomo of MLB.com joins the show as does Dave Lennon from Newsday.
Sal Licata in for Pete. He gives both a positive and negative outlook on the Mets off-season.
Sal Licata in for Pete. Mets outfielder Brandon Nimmo starts the show. Hall of Fame Pitcher Tom Glavine also joins.
Sal Licata in for Pete. Mickey Callaway used an odd term at a press conference today, Sal and Mark react.
Sal Licata in for Pete. SNY's Andy Martino spends an hour talking Mets, Yankees and more.
Sal Licata in for Pete. He talks about the potential of Wilmer Flores in the outfield and does not like it.
In hour one of the show today Sal Licata hears from Mets manager Mickey Callaway and Yankees Skipper Aaron Boone.
NY Radio legend Mike Francesa joined Sal Licata during the WOR Sports Zone. Mike and Sal discuss Eagles center Jason Kelce and get into the Malcom Butler situation.
NY Radio legend Mike Francesa joined Sal Licata during the WOR Sports Zone. Mike finally gets into the Yankees and what they will do in the outfield.
NY Radio legend Mike Francesa joined Sal Licata during the WOR Sports Zone. In the third segment together Mike elaborates on the Mets and discusses why there are so many MLB free agents left.
NY Radio legend Mike Francesa joined Sal Licata during the WOR Sports Zone. In the second segment Mike talks about Bill Parcells and breaks some Mets news.
NY Radio legend Mike Francesa joined Sal Licata during the WOR Sports Zone. In their first segment together Sal asked Mike about what he's been up to, what his future is and got up to date on some sports headlines.
Sal Licata in for Pete. Baboots talks about how much Philly hates him. We hear from the Mets catchers and AJ Ramos.
Sal Licata in for Pete. He's unhappy about AJ Ramos and Giancarlo Stanton potentially rooming together. Kevin Kernan of the NY Post joins the show.
Sal Licata in for Pete. With Spring Training starting Sal gets into the Mets chances this year.
Sal Licata in for Pete. Producer Mark is in for What's Worse and talks about eating poop. Newsday Knicks reporter Al Iannazzone joins the show.
Sal Licata in for Pete. We hear about Buddy Harrelson and catch up with MLB.com's Bryan Hoch.
Sal Licata in for Pete. Sal discusses a dumb reporter in Boston and some crazy NFL contract news.
Sal Licats in for Pete. Baboots hates Philly. Steve Zipay of Newsday breaks down the Rangers.
Sal Licats in for Pete. He goes into depth how much the Knicks have failed in the last 17 years.
Sal Licata in for Pete. Mets pitcher Seth Lugo joins. Sal then discusses the Mets Off-Season.
Sal Licata co-hosts. Baboots wants to open a new business in Philadelphia. The unicorn tore his ACL.
Sal Licata co-hosts. The guys discuss if one more move is needed to complete the 2018 roster.
Sal Licata co-hosts. Todd Frazier is officially a Met. Pete and Sal break down the move.
Pete is joined by Micheal Bower. Baboots is mad at celebrity sports fans during what's worse. Josh Lewin weighs in on the newest Met.
Pete is joined by Micheal Bower. Former GM Steve Phillips helps break down the Frazier signing.
Pete is joined by Micheal Bower. They spend the hour talking about the signing of Todd Frazier.
Pete breaks down a crazy Super Bowl 52. Plus he tells you why the Giants made a buzz despite not playing.
Baboots calls out Pete for saying words the wrong words. Ralph Vacchiano of SNY joins the show to talk Super Bowl.
Pete hears from Sandy Alderson. More callers challenge him and come up with ideas to improve things.
Pete welcomes Mets pitcher Jacob deGrom to the show. He then takes calls about the final pieces of the puzzle for the Mets.
Sal Licata co-hosts. Pete and Sal try to figure out why this years big game has no juice. Baboots thinks radio row is stupid.
Sal Licata co-hosts. The Mets hot stove report features the guys making a wish list for the Mets.
Sal Licata in to co-host. The guys talk about the Alex Smith trade. Plus where will Kirk Cousins end up?
Pete hears from some of the Patriots heading to Super Bowl 52. Baboots is heckling golfers.
Anthony Dicomo of MLB.com joins the show to talk Mets. Pete breaks down a few moves made while he was away.
Pete tells some fun stories about getting married this past weekend. He also starts the preview of Super Bowl 52.
Sal Licata in for Pete. Sal, Baboots and Mark tell you what's on tap for the weekend. Baboots quizzes Sal. Finally the moment of the week.
Sal Licata in for Pete. Sal breaks down the Mets. 2018 Hall Of Famer Chipper Jones joins the show.
Sal Licata in for Pete. Sal is not impressed with the press conference for the Giants head coach. Buster Olney from ESPN joins.
Pete continues taking Mets calls to start the hour. Baboots hates Dilly Dilly and Tom Rock from Newsday talks Giants.
Pete is joined by Wayne Randazzo in studio for the first half hour of the show. After that he fields calls about the Mets.
Pete opens the show talking about the comments Mets Owner Jeff Wilpon made to the media today. Harold Reynolds from MLB Network joins the show.
Pete and the guys tell you what was good this weekend. Baboots is angry at a New York landmark. Finally Andy Martino from SNY joins the show.
Pete opens the hour talking about Brandon Nimmo and his trade rumors. He also discusses the future of David Wright and speaks to Callie Quinn.
Pete opens the show discussing championship Sunday in the NFL. He also breaks down the Giants officially naming a head coach.
Pete discusses what the next moves need to be for the Mets now that they have made their spring training invites. Sal Licata weighs in.
Pete opens the show discussing the arrest of Jets Wide Receiver Robbie Anderson. He then moves on to Tom Brady's hand injury.
Pete opens the hour talking about the upcoming championship weekend in the NFL. Baboots is back and is mad at his airline. Mike Vorkunov comes on to talk Knicks and the NBA.
John Harper from the NYDN joins the show. Then comedian Jim Breuer gives an update from Mets fantasy camp.
Pete opens the show discussing the Sandy Alderson comments about payroll flexibility. He then breaks down the first base situation.
Mark is in for Baboots and tells you about a bodily function you need to do. Former Knicks guard Charlie Ward joins the show.
Anthony Dicomo of MLB.com joins the show. Pete then talks about the Mets trying to get Josh Harrison from the Pirates.
Pete opens the show talking about the reports of the Mets refusing to trade Brandon Nimmo. Richard Justice from MLB.com joins the show.
Ralph Vacchiano from SNY joins to talk Giants. Mark is in for Baboots and is mad at the Vikings radio analyst. The guys also tell you what was good this weekend.
Pete uses the hot stove report to discuss the Mets signing Adrian Gonzalez and if the Mets can take advantage of the Pirates selling assets.
Pete takes the hour to recap the weekend in the NFL. He also discusses the Giants coaching search.
Pete and Mark tell you what's on tap for this weekend. Mark is in for Baboots for What's Worse and is mad at Delta. Baboots appears for the weekly NFL picks.
Former Met Todd Hundley joins the show. Pete previews the next round in the NFL playoffs.
Baboots talks about who Pete would be afraid to call during what's worse. Mark Gastineau joins the show.
Pete spends the entire hour taking calls from fans that are happy about Jay Bruce, but still want a lot more from the Mets.
Travis d'Arnaud starts the show with Pete. Then he discusses the signing of Jay Bruce to a three year deal.
Pete reacts to the report that Matt Patricia will be the new Giants Head Coach. Mike Vaccaro of the NY Post joins the show.
Pete opens the show talking about the college football national championship game. He then tries to figure out which call was the best of the game winning play.
Pete and Baboots discuss how much they would spend on sporting events. Baboots has to bring up the Ball family and what was good this weekend.
Wayne Randazzo joins Pete to start the hour as they both try to figure out the quiet baseball off-season. Scott Miller from Bleacher report also joins.
Pete opens the show breaking down the first week of the NFL playoffs. Art Stapleton of The Record talks the Giants coaching search.
Pete details a minor trade in baseball. Baboots is stuck in New Jersey and Pete is unhappy with him.
Pete opens with the Mets Hot Stove report which is fairly cold right now. KP told the media he is tired. Al Iannazzone from Newsday joins.
Pete starts off talking about the Giants big choice to make with the number two pick in the NFL draft. John Harper of the NYDN joins.
Pete, Baboots and Mark tell us what was good from this past weekend in sports. Baboots hates the college football overtime rules. Finally Clark Judge joins the show.
Pete opens the hour with Kevin Kernan from the NY Post. He then takes calls about the Mets, Giants and Jets.
Pete opens the show talking about the Giants next Head Coach. He then shifts to some college football playoff talk and ends with the Mets.
Guest host Warner Wolf interviews Harold Lettterman and talks boxing; Warner discusses sports with callers.
Sportcaster Warner Wolf guests hosts and takes calls from listeners; Mike Pererra calls in.
Mets Pitcher Anthony Swarzak calls in and discusses the team; Pete talks about the fans thoughts about next season; takes calls about Mets payroll/budget
Pete understands people's frustrations with the Mets; discusses Mets current situation with next season's lineup; talks with Villanova's head coach Jay Wright; talks to callers regarding Mets.
Sal Licata co-hosts. Casey Stern gets into it with Sal. The guys play bowl or no bowl with Baboots.
Sal Licata co-hosts. The Mets signed GM Sandy Alderson to a contract extension, the guys want him to sign players.
Sal Licata co-hosts. The guys have the argument about the Mets payroll. Does it have to be large to compete? Howie Rose joins.
Baboots finds some odd Florida stories for What's Worse. Mike Vaccaro of the NY Post joins.
Wayne Randazzo joins Pete to discuss recent rumors. The guys discuss Secret Santa gifts for NY athletes.
Pete opens the show with the rumors of Adrian Gonzalez potentially coming to the Mets. Richard Justice of MLB.com joins the show.
Baboots is back and he has a tribute to Chris Farley in a nice version of What's Worse. The guys also pick their best of the weekend.
Josh Lewin joins Pete to start the hour. Pete then breaks down if the Mets will make anymore moves with the holidays looming.
Pete opens the show unhappy about how this week in the NFL went with some silly calls. Clark Judge joins the show.
Pete and Mark tell you what's on tap. Ambulances were the theme of what's worse. Finally Baboots calls in from vacation for the weekly NFL picks.
Pete opens looking ahead to next week for the Mets as they have a week left before the holiday to make moves. Longtime NFL Writer Jason Cole joins.
Pete opens the show looking at the Phillies recent moves and how that effects the Mets. Jared Diamond of the Wall Street Journal joins.
Eli Apple and Landon Collins are fighting and Pete is tired of it. Mark is in for Baboots and thinks a certain Jet is dumb.
Pete talks to Mets beat reporter Kristie Ackert from the Daily News. Kevin Kernan from the NY Post also joins.
Pete ponders who will play second base for the Mets next season. He also takes calls on the issues they have.
Sal Licata co-hosts. Pete and him talk about Terry Francona loving Mickey Callaway. Mark Weiner is in for Baboots and takes shots at Sal during What's Worse.
Sal Licata co-hosts. Marc Carig joins from the Winter meetings. The guys react well to what Marc had to say about second base.
Sal Licata co-hosts. The guys talk about the Mets finally making a move at the winter meetings. Assistant GM John Ricco joins.
Pete recaps the crazy week in the NFL. Mark is in for Baboots and talks about marrying light fixtures. They also tell you what was good this weekend.
Mike Puma of the NY Post joins the show. Pete discusses why the Mets have been underwhelming this off-season.
Pete opens the show discussing the Yankees going back to their evil empire ways. He also looks into how much this effects the Mets.
We tell you what to look forward to this weekend, play What's Worse and give the weekly NFL picks.
Pete opens the show talking about Shohei Ohtani going to the Angels. He then takes calls on the Mets future.
Sal Licata co-hosts with Pete. The guys discuss how much football has changed from a violence factor over the years. Baboots is in for What's Worse and Jon Beason closes out the hour.
Sal Licata co-hosts with Pete. Anthony Dicomo of MLB.com joins. The guys then discuss the Eli Manning situation and what's next for big blue.
Sal Licata co-hosts with Pete. The guys discuss managers in baseball becoming too soft. They also dive into the Mets.
Pete opens the hour with Steve Gelbs from SNY. Then he discusses why the Japanese superstar Otani did not want to play in New York.
Pete spends the hour discussing the future for the Giants. We hear from Giants owner John Mara.
Marc Carig of Newsday gives his Mets opinions. Pete discusses how to get Shohei Otani to Flushing.
Pete starts the hour with Giants head coach Ben Mcadoo's greatest hits of being bad with the media. Tim Brando joins the show.
Pete is joined by both Steve Phillips and Mark Feinsand. Baboots is grossed out during What's Worse and Tiger Woods is back.
Pete starts the show talking about the rumor that Jay Bruce would be interested in a return to New York. But is that enough for the Mets?
Sal Licata co hosts with Pete. Baboots is angry about Geno Smith. Pete and Sal discuss the Knicks.
Sal Licata co hosts with Pete. Dom Smith joins the show to discuss his off-season. They then discuss why the hot stove has been so cold so far.
Sal Licata guest hosts with Pete. They spend the whole hour ripping into the Giants organization for benching Eli Manning.
Pete, Baboots and Mark discuss what was good over the Thanksgiving weekend. Baboots went to a Jets game and was miserable as usual.
Pete starts the hour with the Mets hot stove report. Nothing has happened so far in the baseball off-season and Pete ponders why. Manish Mehta from the NY Daily News talks Jets.
Pete starts the show being disappointed with the Jets. Dan Wetzel of Yahoo Sports joins to talk some college football.
Pete starts the hour talking about some NFL headlines. Baboots hates snakes and Sam Rosen joins the show.
Bob Klapisch joins Pete to discuss some potential moves for the Mets. Then Pete takes calls about the team.
Pete opens the show talking about the showdown between President Trump and Lavar Ball. Then he gets into the Giants actually winning a game.
We tell you what's on tap for this weekend, Pete and Baboots give their NFL picks and Baboots is angry at Verizon.
The Mickey Callaway interview was so good from earlier this week, that we played it again. Hear the entire interview with the new Mets skipper.
Pete starts off by blasting Giants Head Coach Ben McAdoo for thinking the fans have been great to the team this year. John Harper from the NYDN joins the show.
Al Iannazzone from Newsday talks a surprising start to the season from the Knicks. Baboots is angry about potato chips.
Wayne Randazzo joins Pete to give his take on what the Mets need to do. Wilmer Flores also came on the show. Then Pete discussed what his role may be this upcoming season.
Pete starts off the show with Pitcher Jerry Blevins. The he fields calls about what the Mets need to do this winter.
Sal Licata co-hosts with Pete. They start the hour discussing how much they like Mickey Callaway so far. Baboots is angry at GQ magazine and the Giants still stink.
Sal Licata co-hosts with Pete. Andy Martino from SNY gives an update from the GM Meetings. The guys go rapid fire with Mickey Callaway.
Sal Licata co-hosts with Pete. Mets Pitcher Steven Matz joins the show. Then the guys break down all the rumors surrounding the Mets right now.
Ralph Russo from the AP joins Pete to break down college football. Pete does his best Baboots impression during What's Worse. Finally Pete hears more from Mickey Callaway.
Pete and Sal Licata talk to Mets manager Mickey Callaway in part one of a two part interview. Pete then fields calls about the Mets.
Pete opens the show blasting the effort from the Giants. He thinks it's over for the entire coaching and front office staff. Then Pete moves on to the Jets, who Pete thinks had a worse loss this week.
Pete talks about the latest news about the NFL involving CTE. Baboots brings the Ball family to the show during What's Worse.
Pete opens the hour still pondering how the Mets will improve despite a limited budget. Ken Davidoff from the NY Post gives his take on the Mets.
Pete opens the show with Giants head coach Ben Mcadoo told the press about his message to the team and it was interesting. Andrew Brandt from MMQB joins the show.
Sal Licata Co-Hosts. Baboots calls out Sal for a bad take on the Knicks. The guys then discuss the 30 for 30 on Ric Flair.
Sal Licata Co-Hosts. It's a Mets filled hour as the guys debate what exactly the Mets must do to fix the team and compete in 2018.
Sal Licata Co-Hosts. They begin the hour discussing where the Giants will go next. After that Pete and Sal debate who is the most exciting athlete in New York.
Art Stapleton from the Record talks Giants. Baboots is furious at Twitter during What's Worse. Phillies Broadcaster Tom McCarthy talks about the passing of Roy Halladay.
Pete starts out by trying to figure out how to fix the Giants. He also reacts to the tragic news of Roy Halladay passing away. Ben Reiter from SI joins the show.
Pete, Baboots and Mark give their favorite things of the weekend. Baboots is very angry about a few issues. John Schmeelk from the Giants radio network joins the program.
Pete opens the hour discussing some coaching moves for the Mets. Then with free agency beginning he ponders how the Mets will maneuver the off-season. John Harper from the NY Daily News joins the show.
Pete opens the show talking about the Giants getting demolished by the Rams. He also discusses if they need a change at head coach and general manager.
Pete, Baboots and Mark tell you what' on tap for this weekend. Baboots tells a story about a jockey. Plus the weekly NFL picks.
Pete tries to map out the off-season for the Mets. The Jets beat the Bills on Thursday night. Rich Cimini of ESPN NY joins to talk Jets.
Pete reacts to the Mets picking up options on Infielder Asdrubal Cabrera and Pitcher Jerry Blevins on Friday. SNY's Anthony McCarron gives his take on the Mets off-season.
Pete leads the show talking about the Astros World Series victory last night. He then transitions to how this all effects the Mets. Mike Puma of the NY Post joins Pete.
Sal Licata co hosts. Pete and Sal discuss the Mets upcoming off-season. Baboots is mad at morning show producer Ray Martel about candy and the Giants try to explain another suspension.
Sal Licata co hosts. Alyssa Rose from the 7 line was in studio to discuss the Mets and more. The guys also discussed the guy that won millions betting on the World Series.
Sal Licata co hosts. They start the hour discussing if anyone in NY cares about this World Series. Scott Braun from MLB Network joins the show.
Pete talks World Series Game 6. Pat Leonard of the NY Daily News gives his take on the Giants.
Pete ponders what the Mets will do next week when free agency begins. Mike Vaccaro of the NY Post joins the show to discuss the Knicks 3 game winning streak.
Pete opens the show reacting to the tragedy in lower Manhattan. Then he discusses the Giants suspending yet another player and an interesting NFL trade deadline.
Pete, Baboots and Mark tell us what was good this weekend. Baboots tells us about a new TV show during What's Worse. Anthony Dicomo from MLB.com talks World Series and Mets.
Pete discusses the Jets loss to the Falcons. Clark Judge from the Talk of Fame Network goes around the NFL.
Pete opens the show breaking down game 5 of the World Series. The ratings beat the NFL, but went significantly down as the game went later into the night.
Ian Rappaport of the NFL Network goes around the league with Pete. Baboots comes in for What's Worse. Andy Martino of SNY gives his thoughts on the Mets and Yankees.
Abbey Mastracco of NJ Advance Media joins Pete to discuss where the Mets go now that they have a new manager. Plus more World Series and Joe Girardi talk.
Pete opens the show discussing Joe Girardi not being the Yankees manager anymore. He moves on to talking about the crazy game two of the World Series Wednesday night. Hall of fame Baseball Writer Bill Madden joins the show.
Sal Licata co hosts. They start the hour reminiscing about game 6 of the 1986 World Series. Baboots comes in for What's Worse angry about fake news. Tom Rock of Newsday talks Giants.
Sal Licata co hosts. John Harper of the NY Daily News starts off the hour for the Mets hot stove report. The guys then talk about how boring Jets head coach Todd Bowles is.
Sal Licata co hosts. They open the show reacting to Mickey Callaway being hired as the new Mets manager. They also discuss Halloween and the World Series.
Pete opens the hour discussing a funny tweet about the Mickey Callaway hiring. Mark fills in for Baboots on What's Worse and Ralph Vacchiano from SNY talks NFL.
Pete talks to NY Post columnist Mike Vaccaro in the Mets hot stove report. Former GM Steve Phillips gives his opinion on the Mets hiring of Mickey Callaway.
Pete opens the show discussing Giants GM Jerry Reese talking to the media for the first time all season. He then shifts to World Series talk. To close out the hour Pete recaps the Mickey Callaway hiring by the New York Mets.
Howie Rose and Wayne Randazzo join Pete. Baboots is upset that Vin Skully won't return for the World Series.
Pete is joined by Sal Licata and Marc Carig. He also lends his thoughts on Mickey Callaway.
Pete speaks to both new Mets manager Mickey Callaway and GM Sandy Alderson. He also takes calls from fans to react to the hiring.
The guys give you their pick for the best of the weekend. Baboots is mad at the NFL again during What's Worse. Pete and Baboots give their weekly NFL picks and we have the Sports Zone moment of the week.
The hour opens with the Mets hot stove report. How does the Nationals situation impact the Mets? Then Pete talks about an article ranking the top sports announcers. Finall Scott Braun from MLB network joins the show.
Pete opens the show with a controversial story about Mayor De Blasio refusing to support the Yankees. Actor Nick Turturro joins the show and differs in opinion from the Mayor.
Pete brings the question of who has the best home advantage in sports. Baboots tells a funny story involving urine and the Michael Bennett story is talked about.
Pete starts the hour talking to Kristie Ackert of the NY Daily News. Dave Lennon of Newsday also joins to discuss playoff baseball.
Pete starts off talking about Alex Cora being the next Red Sox manager. He continues the discussion about playoff baseball.
Sal Licata co hosts with Pete. They start the hour talking NBA with Brian Mahoney of the Associated Press and Baboots riles them up during What's Worse.
Sal Licata co hosts with Pete. They start the hour talking Mets. Continue to take calls on the National Anthem. Then speak to Maggie Gray of SI Now to get her take on the NFL and NBA.
Sal Licata co hosts with Pete. The entire hour is spent on the NFL national anthem controversy in what became must listen radio.
Baboots comes in to talk about the ridiculous comparison of Justin Turner to Kirk Gibson during What's Worse. Jared Diamond of the Wall Street Journal lends his thoughts on the NLCS.
Pete speaks with Cliff Floyd and Josh Lewin. Both offer their thoughts on the candidates for a new Mets manager. Lewin also gives his thoughts on recent NFL news.
Pete opens the show angry at replay. The Jets lost to the Patriots because of a terrible call and replay had a big effect on NLCS game one, Pete offers his thoughts on both situations throughout the hour.
Pete breaks down more Giants woes. The guys give their picks for what's happening this weekend. Baboots plays what's worse and gives his weekly NFL picks with Pete.
Pete starts the hour taking calls about the Mets off-season. Manish Mehta of the Daily News joins to talk Jets.
Howie Rose is in studio with Pete for the first hour of the show. They start off looking back at last season and then they look ahead to what the Mets will do this off-season. To cap off the hour, Howie is quizzed on the Beatles.
Pete opens the hour discussing what to do when all the local teams are bad. Baboots comes in to play what's worse. Finally Anthony Mccarron from SNY talks baseball with Pete.
Pete welcomes Wayne Randazzo for the Mets hot stove report. Nick Turturro calls in again, this time to gloat.
Pete opens the show giving credit to the Yankees, but he doesn't want to. Gary Myers from the NYDN joins the show to talks Giants.
Sal Licata co hosts. The guys start with the shock of Bill Belichick speaking highly of the New York Jets. Baboots comes in for What's Worse and hates soccer and Sal has a fantasy football problem.
Sal Licata co hosts. Kevin Kernan of the NY Post gives his take on the Mets managerial search. Actor Nick Turturro calls in to talk about his Yankee fandom.
Sal Licata co hosts. They start with a brand new Giants controversy that is making headlines. Pete and Sal also discuss the MLB playoffs.
NFL Reporter Jason Cole starts the hour. Mark fills in for Baboots on What's Worse. Pete closes out the hour taking calls about the National Anthem.
Mike Puma from the NY Post joins Pete to discuss the Mets. After that Pete brings up the NFL national anthem controversy which is still going on.
Pete opens the show talking about the Yankees forcing a game 5 in the ALDS. Former MLB Pitcher Jeff Nelson gives his take on the playoffs.
Pete starts the hour with the headlines from this weekend in the NFL. Baboots plays What's Worse and is mad at the treatment of the media. Josh Dines from the hospital for special surgery comes on to talk about recent injuries in sports.
The Mets hot stove report opens the hour. Pete talks about the news that the Mets will be moving their Triple A team to the east coast. Ralph Vacchiano of SNY joins the show.
Pete opens the show talking playoff baseball and how great the first round has been so far. The Giants are now 0-5 and lost all 4 wide receivers to injury, Pete contemplates what's next. Clark Judge gives his NFL insight.
Pete takes a look at what's on tap for the weekend with help from Joe and Mark. Baboots is angry at McDonald's during what's worse. Pete and Joe make their NFL picks.
The Mets hot stove report comes from Marc Carig of Newsday. He gives insight on what the Mets may do this off-season. Jon Beason of CBS Sports gives us his insight on the Giants.
Pete starts the show praising former Met Jay Bruce for his playoff performance. Then he fields some calls about the Mets.
Joe Davis starts off the hour talking about his first year with the Dodgers. Baboots comes in to play What's Worse and discuss athletes naming their children. Also more reaction to Odell Beckham's comments.
Abbey Mastracco begins the hour talking about the David Wright update and giving her opinion on the Cam Newton controversy. For the rest of the hour Pete takes calls on the Mets and discusses playoff baseball.
Pete starts the show with yet another update on Mets captain David Wright. He is then joined by Bob Glauber of Newsday to talk Giants and Jets. Finally Ryan Rucco stops by to discuss the Yankees upcoming playoff series.
Sal Licata joins Pete. Baboots joins for What's Worse and nothing is worse than how Cam Newton treated a female reporter. We also have some fun with the fact that Jerry Rice is a wedding crasher.
Sal Licata joins Pete. They start with more Mets managerial decision talk. Odell Beckham says that the Buccaneers knew what plays the Giants were running, the guys react. Buster Olney of ESPN talks Mets and Yankees.
Sal Licata joins Pete. They open the show being upset that the Yankees beat the Twins. Then Sal has a big problem with the constant champagne celebrations.
Pete and Sal are joined by ESPN MLB insider Buster Olney to discuss the Mets managerial search and the Yankees win in the wild card game.
Sal Licata joins Pete. The Chiefs last second touchdown against the Redskins made Pete a happy camper on Monday night. Baboots plays What's Worse at the expense of Derek Jeter. Odell Beckham draws comparisons to Antonio Brown of the Steelers.
Sal Licata joins Pete. Nelson Figueroa from SNY breaks down the beginning of the off-season. Then Pete and Sal discuss who could take over for Terry Collins.
Sal Licata joins Pete. Sal starts out angry because he found a parking ticket on his car 5 minutes before the show. After that Pete and Sal spend the hour talking about the Mets changes to the coaching and training staff.
Pete and Sal discussed the differences between Mike Tomlin's handling of Antonio Brown and Ben Mcadoo's handling of Odell Beckham Jr.
SNY analyst and former Mets pitcher Nelson Figueroa joined Pete and Sal to discuss the removal of Dan Warthen as pitching coach, the Mets pitching staff and who the new Mets manager could be.
Sal Licata joins Pete. Ken Dashow from Q104.3 talks Tom Petty, Baboots complains about the Ball family during 'What's Worse' and a new segment is added to the show.
Sal Licata joins Pete. Dan Plesac from MLB network joins the program to talk Mets. Sal and Pete discuss wanting the Yankees to lose in the AL wild card game and they break down what the Mets need.
Sal Licata is in with Pete. They discuss Terry Collins no longer being the manager and what the Mets need to do this off-season. Later on they get into the Giants 0-4 start.
Pete McCarthy and Sal Licata open the 'Sports Zone' with reaction to Terry Collins stepping down as Mets manager.
Comedian Jim Breuer was listening to Sal Licata talk about the NFL National Anthem issue and decided to call in to give his take.
Sal Licata filling in on the Sports Zone gets a call from a US Veteran on the Kneeling for the National Anthem issue.
Marc Carig of Newsday published an article Thursday about Fred Wilpon and Terry Collins. He joined the WOR Sports Zone to talk about it.
After the final Mets home game of the season, Jose Reyes joined WOR's Wayne Randazzo on the field.
The Mets Manager discusses both the future of the team as well as his future at the end of the season.
Mets catcher Travis d'Arnaud joined WOR's Wayne Randazzo after the Mets 3-2 win over the Braves.
Chris Carlin from WIP in Philadelphia joins Sal Licata to discuss the upcoming Giants Eagles game.
The Marlins Special Assistant & MLB Hall of Famer talks on the Mets Pregame with Wayne Randazzo
Legendary sportscaser Warner Wolf was sitting in for Pete McCarthy tonight in the Sports Zone. He spoke to Mets legends, gave his take on the NFL opening weekend and much more!
Pete talks about the Mets victory and he speaks with Edgardo Alfonzo about managing the Brooklyn Cyclones.
Howie Rose of the WOR Mets Radio Network took a moment tonight during the Mets game against the Reds to congratulate WOR's Mets Board-op/ Producer Mark Wiener on his engagement to his fiancee Ariel.
Q and Murr from 'Impractical Jokers' join Howie and Wayne in the booth for the bottom of the 5th inning on September 9th.
Howie Rose joined Pete McCarthy from Houston tonight to discuss what the scene is like in Houston on the eve of the return of Major League Baseball.
The Astros team President Reid Ryan joined WOR's Pete McCarthy joined in the 'Sports Zone' to discuss baseball returning to Houston tomorrow.
Sal Licata joins Pete. They discuss preparing for football season, the Mets going into next season and more.
Sal Licata hosts. Floyd Matweather took down Connor Mcgregor Saturday night and Sal was happy to see Mcgregor lose.
The Mets say that David Wright has stopped his rehab assignment, Sal reacts.
Sal also had Manish Mehta and Pat Leonard from the Daily News give updates on the Jets and Giants. MLB.com's Richard Justice joined from Houston to give updates on how the community is handling the storm.
Guest host Sal Licata joins Pete to discuss the injury to Michael Conforto, the Yankees/Tigers brawls and much more!
The Manager of the Mets, Terry Collins discusses Steven Matz's injury and the potential return of David Wright with WOR's Wayne Randazzo.