Hour 1: McCarthy The Right Call

But we've got plenty to talk about.

We'll revisit the Yankees for people that still want to get all that off their chest as you've now had a day to digest everything that was said by Cashman, Steinbrenner, and by Boone.

We'll get into the J.J. McCarthy as we didn't get as much into it as we would have liked as we're a day closer now to the game against Houston on Sunday.

Get you set up for the Dolphins and the Jets.

I mean, got to say, must win, right? I mean, this was the one that everybody circled on the schedule yesterday.

as was going to be a win, as well as the other game against the Dolphins.

And if this team is going to have a season, considering they got home games back-to-back against the Dolphins and the Raiders, Jet fans have to get ready for the possibility of being 4-4 almost midway through the season.

But I just wanted to take a second to pass along our condolences to the Duguay family.

If you've been around the New York area for the last 40, 50 years as a sports fan, Ron Duguay's name resonates, even if you weren't a hockey fan.

I mean, he transcended the sport in the sense that he did commercials, he had the look, and boy, we talk about living a life.

Ron Duguay certainly lived a life.

Allen and I got to know him through MSG.

He was a gem of a person, talk hockey, talk music.

He was just a terrific, terrific human being.

And he passed away of colon cancer at the age of just 69 years old.

And I'm going to take the time every time to remind men and women, too, that you see all of these people passing away of colon cancer to just constantly remind yourself, please get checked, get a colonoscopy, get on top of this, because we have seen affluent people, famous people, healthy people be taken down by this disease.

And I'm not telling you you're guaranteed not to get it if you get checked.

But I'm going to tell you, your chances of getting it corrected and surviving it are much better if you stay on top of it.

And it used to be, oh, 55, 50, 45.

Heck, if you're over the age of 40 and you've got the means and you've got the insurance to get it done, guys, get it done.

It's not what you think it is.

It's not that unpleasant.

and it's something that literally could save your life.

So Ron Duguay passed away at the age of 69, and it's just really just a sad, sad day, not just in the hockey world, not just in the sports world, but especially in the New York metropolitan area.

He was a really great guy, and he's going to sorely be missed.

But we've got plenty to talk about.

We'll revisit the Yankees for people that still want to get all that off their chest as you've now had a day to digest everything that was said by Cashman, Steinbrenner, and by Boone.

We'll get into the J.J. McCarthy as we didn't get as much into it as we would have liked as we're a day closer now to the game against Houston on Sunday.

Get you set up for the Dolphins and the Jets.

I mean, got to say, must win, right? I mean, this was the one that everybody circled on the schedule yesterday.

as was going to be a win, as well as the other game against the Dolphins.

And if this team is going to have a season, considering they got home games back-to-back against the Dolphins and the Raiders, Jet fans have to get ready for the possibility of being 4-4 almost midway through the season.

But I just wanted to take a second to pass along our condolences to the Duguay family.

If you've been around the New York area for the last 40, 50 years as a sports fan, Ron Duguay's name resonates, even if you weren't a hockey fan.

I mean, he transcended the sport in the sense that he did commercials, he had the look, and boy, we talk about living a life.

Ron Duguay certainly lived a life.

Allen and I got to know him through MSG.

He was a gem of a person, talk hockey, talk music.

He was just a terrific, terrific human being.

And he passed away of colon cancer at the age of just 69 years old.

And I'm going to take the time every time to remind men and women, too, that you see all of these people passing away of colon cancer to just constantly remind yourself, please get checked, get a colonoscopy, get on top of this, because we have seen affluent people, famous people, healthy people be taken down by this disease.

And I'm not telling you you're guaranteed not to get it if you get checked.

But I'm going to tell you, your chances of getting it corrected and surviving it are much better if you stay on top of it.

And it used to be, oh, 55, 50, 45.

Heck, if you're over the age of 40 and you've got the means and you've got the insurance to get it done, guys, get it done.

It's not what you think it is.

It's not that unpleasant.

and it's something that literally could save your life.

So Ron Duguay passed away at the age of 69, and it's just really just a sad, sad day, not just in the hockey world, not just in the sports world, but especially in the New York metropolitan area.

He was a really great guy, and he's going to sorely be missed.