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Evan Roberts couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw Mets fans give Guardians pitcher Gavin Williams a standing ovation after his near no-hitter Wednesday at Citi Field.

Ten years after a WFAN caller infamously asked Mike Francesca whether the New York Giants and San Francisco Giants have an annual get-together over their shared name and got ridiculed for it, the event came to fruition in hilarious fashion.

Appearing on WFAN Thursday morning, Giants quarterback Russell Wilson expressed that he has no remorse for unveiling his alter ego in a social media video that later faced ridicule

Yankees radio announcer Dave Sims has no regrets about taking time off in May to see his son, despite his WFAN colleague Boomer Esiason's dismay.

Gregg Giannotti responded to Carl Banks on Tuesday following the Giants legend's criticism of the WFAN host for labeling Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns a "loser" on Monday's broadcast

Giants legend Carl Banks criticized WFAN host Greg Giannotti for his opinion on Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns after their season ended with a Game 6 loss to the Pacers in the Eastern Conference finals over the weekend

I suppose he lasted years longer than the game plan allowed, a split-T formation vs. an empty backfield world, but there will be no Richard Neer starting Saturday morning at WFAN.

Yankees announcer Dave Sims stated that he wouldn't be covering the series finale between the Mets and Yankees

Gregg Giannotti from WFAN had a heated exchange with a caller on Friday morning regarding the Giants picking Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart in Thursday's 2025 NFL Draft

For Boomer Esiason, Friday is P-Day. The former Jets quarterback and current WFAN host was convinced on Thursday night that first baseman Pete Alonso and the Mets would finally reunite on Friday, ending months of free agent intrigue between them.

With Gang Green trending towards hiring the tandem of Aaron Glenn and Lance Newmark for their head coach and general manager combo, the former Jets quarterback doesn't like the idea of another first-year head coach getting a shot in the Big Apple.

Gary Cohen, who calls Mets’ games for radio and television, John Sterling, the longtime radio play-by-play announcer for the Yankees, and Dave Sims, Sterling’s successor, formerly of the Seattle Mariners, were up for the broadcasting award.

Tiki Barber doesn't believe Tom Brady had all the pertinent information in the saga of Daniel Jones' release from the Giants.

Jerry Seinfeld had some fun with WFAN’s Chris McMonigle and Paul Rosenberg on Tuesday.

Longtime Yankees radio announcer John Sterling jumped the gun a little when struggling Yankees star Aaron Judge hit a hanging curveball to left field during the fourth inning

Boomer Esiason believes he has identified the core issue causing the reported tension between Aaron Rodgers and Jets coach Robert Saleh

John Sterling, 86, is getting back in the game as the Yankees pursue their hard-to-catch 28th World Series, stepping out of retirement to announce playoff games for WFAN

Mike Francesa was as stunned as the rest of us to hear that ESPN New York will be taking over the frequency of the iconic 880 AM WCBS.

WCBS Newsradio 880 AM's era is concluding, as Audacy, its parent firm, has secured an agreement to lease the frequency to Good Karma Brands' ESPN New York, according to a Monday announcement by the companies

On Wednesday, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman received heavy criticism from WFAN's Brandon Tierney regarding the team's urgency to secure victories after the trade deadline passed on Tuesday

David Wells never hesitates to speak his mind, even over the radio

Spike Eskin faced the difficult job of discussing a controversy about his father on the radio. Howard Eskin, a veteran sports talk radio personality at Audacy’s WIP in Philadelphia, was allegedly prohibited from attending Phillies games for the remainder of the season after being accused of making an "unwanted advance" toward a female employee at the stadium

A caller who identified himself as "Dr. Joe" contacted the WFAN morning show hosted by Boomer Esiason and Gregg Giannotti, mentioning that Dave Sims had been "suggested to me" as a potential successor to Sterling

Joe Benigno, the ex-WFAN host, delivered some hilariously uncensored moments as he tried to handle a technical glitch on his "Oh the Pain" podcast, while seemingly also dealing with a wandering cat

Boomer Esiason, who, along with fellow ex-New York quarterback Phil Simms, is stepping away from the show, mentioned in an interview on "The Dan LeBatard Show" on Friday that he is seeking a healthier balance between work and personal life