Brandon Tierney & Sal Licata

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After more than a decade on national and local radio with Tiki Barber, Brandon Tierney is turning it up a notch, partnering with Sal Licata for a dynamic duo of NYC natives!

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Full Show: The Yankees' Lack of Grit and Sal's Lack of an Emmy

Sal and BT's show was a rollercoaster of fiery takes on New York sports, anchored by the Yankees' disappointing season and the Giants' grim start under Brian Daboll. The hosts fiercely debated the Yankees' ability to win in the postseason without a division title and with a struggling lineup, while also clashing over the very real possibility of Daboll's job being on the line. The conversation took a lighter, yet equally passionate turn with Sal's personal quest for an Emmy, a dream he is determined to achieve despite past losses. This was all tied together with analysis from NFL insider Brian Baldinger, a sharp takedown of Tom Brady's new dual roles as an owner and broadcaster, and the hosts' signature "Bald-Faced Lie, Bald-Faced Truth" segment, offering unapologetic and often brutal predictions on the state of local sports.

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Hour 1: Yankees Not Built for a Title? The Postseason Path Is Now a Minefield

Sal and BT debated the Yankees' postseason chances, with Sal arguing that their failure to win the division has made their road to the World Series far more difficult. He expressed disappointment in a team with the Yankees' payroll and talent not being able to beat out a division rival like the Blue Jays. BT countered that the team's injuries, particularly the loss of Gerrit Cole, should be considered, but both agreed that the Yankees' defense, inconsistent offense, and bullpen are serious concerns heading into the playoffs, especially with the added challenge of a wild card series.

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Hour 2: Daboll's Job, Sal's Emmy, & "Bald-Faced Lies"

In a fiery segment, BT and Sal debate whether Giants head coach Brian Daboll's slow start could cost him his job in season, a move Sal thinks is a "bald-faced lie" while BT acknowledges it's a real concern given Daboll's poor record. The conversation shifts to a lighter, yet equally passionate, topic as Sal expresses his intense desire to win a local Emmy, a prize he’s been nominated for but has yet to claim, hoping to avoid being the "Buffalo Bills of the damn local Emmys." The hosts then wrap up with their "Bald-Faced Lie, Bald-Faced Truth" segment, providing bold predictions on everything from the Jets' quarterback situation to the Mets' playoff hopes, a "bald-faced truth" that their fans will be tortured regardless.

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Hour 3: A Week of NY Sports Disasters, Babysitter Drama, and Baldinger's Brutality

This segment is a whirlwind tour through the emotional and on-field struggles of New York sports, framed by Sal's personal life updates. The show opens with a frustrated discussion about the Yankees likely losing the division due to their loss, questioning their ability to succeed in the postseason with a struggling Anthony Volpe at shortstop. The conversation then shifts to the New York Giants and Jets, with insider Brian Baldinger dissecting their week two losses and highlighting glaring issues in both teams' performances. Interspersed throughout the serious sports analysis are comedic anecdotes from Sal, including a disastrous family dinner and his decision to go to an Adam Sandler concert alone, a detail that becomes a running joke and serves as a humorous contrast to the week's grim sports news.

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Hour 4: Brady's Conflict of Interest: A "Power Trip" and a Bad Look

Sal and BT dove into the glaring conflict of interest surrounding Tom Brady's dual roles as a broadcaster for FOX and a minority owner of the Raiders. They argued that despite the NFL's claims, the optics of Brady being in the coach's box with a headset are terrible and create an unfair advantage, even if it's a small one. The hosts also criticized Brady's performance as a broadcaster, calling it uninspired and not worth the massive contract he's receiving. Ultimately, they believe the NFL and FOX are making a mistake by allowing Brady to hold both positions, prioritizing his star power over the integrity of the game.

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Baldy Says Giants' Rookie is the Real Deal

This "Call of the Day" features a fiery segment with NFL analyst Brian Baldinger, as he breaks down the New York Giants' recent performance. Baldinger praises the play of Giants' rookie left tackle Marcus Bow, who he says "pitched a shutout" and reminds him of an elite player like Dion Dawkins. This glowing review of Bow's performance is a counterpoint to the Giants' overall struggles. The segment highlights the disconnect between a few standout individual performances and the team's frustrating results, a theme that runs through the show as BT and Sal and their callers lament the state of both the Giants and the Jets.

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Brady's Conflict of Interest: A Bad Look for the NFL

BT and Sal ripped into the bizarre arrangement that allows Tom Brady to be a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders while simultaneously working as a lead NFL broadcaster for Fox. They argued that the situation presents a clear and undeniable conflict of interest, with Brady potentially gaining a competitive advantage for his team through his access to NFL coaches, players, and information as part of his broadcasting duties. Both hosts criticized the NFL and Fox for allowing this "bad look" to continue, questioning why the league would jeopardize its integrity for a single personality, no matter how famous. They agreed that Brady should have to choose one role, as holding both undermines the fairness of the game and puts his broadcast partners in an awkward, compromised position.

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Two Games, Two Disasters: Baldy's NY Breakdown

In a fiery segment, BT and Sal bring on NFL analyst Brian Baldinger to break down the disastrous Week 2 losses for both the Giants and Jets. Baldinger doesn't hold back, criticizing the Giants for their inability to run the football and the defense's shockingly soft coverage in a key moment. He also rips into the Jets for their penalties and the abysmal tackling by their secondary, arguing that both teams are plagued by a lack of accountability and foundational issues. The conversation is a brutal but honest assessment of New York's two struggling teams, as Baldy highlights the fundamental problems holding them back from being contenders.

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After more than a decade on national and local radio with Tiki Barber, Brandon Tierney is turning it up a notch, partnering with Sal Licata for a dynamic duo of NYC natives!