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Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Browns beating the Steelers in a ‘Winter Wonderland in Cleveland’. Jerry has audio of Daniel Jones talking about not playing well enough and understanding why the Giants made the move. Gronk wants Jon Gruden for the Jets. Aaron Judge won the A.L. MVP and thanked Juan Soto.
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Joe Schoen met the media and Jerry had some of the sound. Giants are rumored to be in the mix for Jonathan Taylor. The Rays beat the Brewers in the 12th to stay alive in the World Series. Jorge Posada was on a podcast and said he doesn’t feel welcome at the Yankees and spring training.
Jerry's update starts with the sounds of the Rays beating the Brewers last night in the 12th to stay alive in the World Series. We heard from Jorge Posada on what the Yankees need to change. Joe Schoen talked about the injury to Tyrone Tracy and if they will make any moves before the trade deadline.
After talking about Lamar Odom and his wife joining OnlyFans, Gio ponders whether a WFAN nude calendar featuring him (and other hosts) would sell.
Callers debate about whether the Jets should be sellers and what the future for Garrett Wilson should be.
The NFL trade deadline buzz around the Colts, Jets, and Jonathan Taylor, Jim Gaffigan roasting Woody Johnson, the Rays’ extra-inning win, Jorge Posada feeling snubbed by the Yankees, Maryland's tuition promo. Next, Gio slams weather anchors, Lamar Odom joins OnlyFans, a nude WFAN calendar gets floa…
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