Boomer & Gio

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The Yankees' season wrapped in chaos, and the reactions were just as wild. Boomer slammed the starting pitching—except Cam Schlittler—while the offense vanished when it mattered most. A-Rod called the roster one of the worst ever, Jazz Chisholm bragged about winning the World Series then blew a key double play, and Judge shined but Vlad stole the spotlight. Fans flooded the lines, debating everything from Cashman's job to who should manage—some dreaming of Jeter, Mattingly, Girardi, Cone, and Randolph, others just pleading for hitters who can hit. Postgame drama included the Blue Jays' manager taunting “start spreading the news bitches,” Schlittler breaking down the clubhouse mood, and Volpe reflecting on a rough postseason. Across the hour, every Yankee misstep was dissected, from petty celebrations to coaching critiques, leaving fans angry, confused, and begging for a team reboot.

Yankees' season ends in chaos—Boomer blasts the pitching (except Schlittler) and the offense flops again. A-Rod calls the roster one of the worst ever, Jazz Chisholm's key error costs them, and Judge shines but Vlad outperforms. Shaun Morash fumes at the stadium, Jays' manager taunts with “start spreading the news bitches,” and Schwarber smashes two homers. Calls question Volpe's future, while Boone stays under contract.

Yankees' season ends, and fans are furious. Cashman takes heat as A-Rod rips the roster, while Gio compares the team to a once-great ‘90s restaurant in need of a refresh. Boomer dreams of next year's pitching with Cole, Schmidt, Schlittler, Fried, and Rodon, but Gio insists offense rules today. Jazz, Vlad, and Ortiz enjoy the chaos, Turner finally delivers a 2-run single, and callers vent their frustration. Daboll talks Eagles and Aaron Glenn talks.

Yankees meltdown dominates the hour—fans fantasize about a dream team of Mattingly, Girardi, Cone, Randolph, and Jeter, while others just want hitters who can hit. Calls flood in, and Al shoots down Jeter-for-manager chatter. Jays clinch at Yankee Stadium, Jeter defends Boone, who admits it's been a rough year, and Lucy Burdge grills Schlittler: “and then what happened?” Over in the NFL, Daboll, Sirianni, and Glenn weigh in on Eagles struggles, and Belichick sparks buyout rumors at UNC, leaving everyone asking: is he even hirable?

Yankees' season ends in style—fans, including Dan from Carteret, weigh in as Jazz Chisholm brags then blows a key double play. Callers blame coaching, fume over Blue Jays' celebrations, and Jerry kicks off updates with the Jays' manager's “start spreading the news bitches.” Jazz, Schlittler, and Volpe reflect on a rough postseason, while A-Rod backs Boone. Schwarber crushes two homers, Jaxson Dart previews the Eagles game, and Boomer wonders how Fangio will cope without top receivers. Gio shuts down Mets fans gloating, laughs off the “munchkin man” Daboll call, and calls it a wrap after the dumbest call yet.

Gio reminded Mets fans they can't gloat—their team didn't even make the playoffs. Jazz talked big, blew a huge play, Daboll got dubbed “the munchkin man,” and the crew fielded possibly the dumbest call ever.

Yankees' season wraps in chaos—Dan from Carteret weighs in, Jazz Chisholm brags then blows a key double play, and fans point fingers at the coaching staff. Meanwhile, Jays' postgame celebrations leave some callers fuming.

Fans keep dreaming of Jeter as manager—zero chance of that happening. After the Jays clinched at Yankee Stadium, Jeter defended Boone, who admitted it's been a tough year, while Lucy Burdge grilled Schlittler: “and then what happened?”

Yankees meltdown sparks wild fan ideas—some want a sarcastic dream team of Mattingly, Girardi, Cone, Randolph, and Jeter, while others just plead for a lineup that can swing the bat.

Jerry kicks off with Dave Sims' sigh as the Yankees season wraps. Stanton breaks down the series struggles, A-Rod blasts Cashman's roster moves, and Vlad and Ortiz are loving every “Daaaa Yankees lose” moment. Turner finally delivers with a 2-run single, while Daboll faces questions on Eagles' offense, and Glenn is thrilled about London.

The hour opened with Yankee misery and confusion over how Brian Cashman still has a job. Gio compared the Bronx Bombers to a once-great ‘90s restaurant—still serving quality, just badly in need of a makeover. Boomer's already dreaming of next year's rotation with Cole, Schmidt, Schlittler, Fried, and Rodon, but Gio fired back: in today's game, bats beat arms every time.

Jerry kicked things off with the Jazz blunder that blew a double play and sent Shaun Morash fuming from the stadium. The Jays' manager dropped a savage “start spreading the news, bitches,” while Judge owned up to the little things they missed. Boone brushed off job talk, and Schwarber mashed two more bombs for the Phils in their win.

The Yankees are done, and Boomer's pointing fingers at the starters—everyone but Cam Schlittler. The bats went silent when it mattered most, and even A-Rod piled on, calling this one of the worst-built rosters he's ever seen. Jazz Chisholm talked big, then booted a key play, and while Judge shined, Vlad stole the show.

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Yankees fans were on the edge of their seats as Aaron Judge's 3-run HR and Jazz Chisholm's go-ahead homer turned a 6-1 hole into a thrilling win over the Blue Jays, who hurt themselves with two costly miscues. Cam Schlittler is on the hot seat to back up his talk, while callers pitched everything from fire alarms at the Blue Jays' hotel to NY Post headlines. Jerry delivered updates with Dave Sims on the call, including a Moment of the Day with him and Suzyn channeling Gio and his wife. Off the field, Shaun Morash claimed a win he barely saw, Jerry Jones clarified his finger/thumb mix-up, LeBron's “second decision” was just a booze ad, and Boomer insists Toronto's offense is red hot. Elsewhere, Cal Raleigh homered for the Mariners, the Rangers stumbled in their NHL opener, and the Bengals grabbed Joe Flacco — chaos and drama all around!

The Bronx was rocking as the Yankees roared back from 6-1 to stun the Blue Jays, with Judge's rocket off the foul pole tying it up and Toronto's blunders sealing their fate. Boomer somehow squeezed in Rangers talk after one of the great Yankee playoff nights, while Dave Sims shilled Dude Wipes on X — apparently for cleaning pens, not posteriors. Jazz Chisholm homered, yawned, and Cam Schlittler's on the hook to back up his mouth tonight. Oh, and in peak “only on our show” fashion — we closed the hour with a reliever boasting 24 siblings and a doctor who delivered twins… with two different dads!

Judge's 3-run bomb set the tone, while one caller demanded a fire alarm at the Blue Jays' hotel and Boomer swore his team was food poisoned before the playoff game. Cardinals drama, fan calls, and Dave Sims vs. Suzyn over Toronto's bullpen fueled the chaos, Shaun Morash claimed a win he didn't see, and Jerry Jones “thumbed up” Cowboys fans by mistake. Rangers stumble, LeBron's “second decision” is just booze, and even WFAN's promos got a surprise new voice.

Yankees face another elimination game, and Cam Schlittler's on the hot seat to get them to Toronto. Judge ties it with a 3-run blast, Jazz puts them ahead, and Jerry drops a Yankees promo with Al's announcer voice. Meanwhile, the Blue Jays manager throws shade at Judge, Cal Raleigh homers for the Mariners, Eagles and Rangers struggle, and Boomer says Toronto's offense is red hot.

Judge's big HR and Jazz's go-ahead blast have Yankees fans buzzing as Cam Schlittler takes the mound tonight. Jerry recaps the action with Dave Sims, Knicks coach Mike Brown faces Giannis questions, and the Rangers stumble in their opener. Sims and Suzyn steal the Moment of the Day, while Bengals land Joe Flacco and Jaxson Dart preps to face the Eagles' dominance over the Giants.

Callers on Judge's confidence & comparing this to '96.

Knicks coach Mike Brown faced the media with plenty of Giannis talk, while the Rangers stumbled in their season opener. The Moment of the Day? Dave Sims and Suzyn channeling Gio and his wife — priceless!

Judge's 3-run homer ties the game, Jazz follows with a go-ahead shot, and Cal Raleigh goes deep for the Mariners. Brian Daboll shared his confidence in key players, and Jerry even premiered a Yankees promo featuring Al's iconic announcer voice. You also get some Giants preview from Daboll.

A caller checked in to give us some of his headline ideas if Schlittler does well or not. We took your other Yanks calls too - a bunch of them.

Jerry's back with fireworks — Dave Sims and Suzyn Waldman were sparring over Toronto's bullpen, Shaun Morash pulled the classic “leave early, claim the win” move, and Jerry Jones swears that middle finger was just a thumbs up gone wrong. Oh, and the Rangers? Already off to a losing start.

We opened with Judge's monster 3-run blast — and one fired-up caller wants someone yanking the fire alarm at the Blue Jays' hotel! We also took more of your Yanks calls.

Jerry kicks off his first update with a bang — Dave Sims on the call as both Judge and Jazz go yard! But while the bats were wide awake, Jazz got caught yawning in the field — talk about mixed energy!

But Cam Schlittler needs to back up the big talk tonight.

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The Jaguars keep rolling at 4-1, with Trevor Lawrence tripping yet still powering in the game-winning TD against the Chiefs, while the Colts match their record and the Jets and Giants flounder at 1-9. Yankees fans are fired up ahead of tonight's Blue Jays showdown, with Vlad's grand slam still fresh, calls raging over empty seats behind home plate, and Cody Bellinger facing Shane Bieber under the Bronx lights. Off the field, Mark Sanchez is hit with a felony charge and a lawsuit against Fox for a “negligent hire,” and Shams reports Giannis would only leave Milwaukee for the Knicks—though talks aren't moving anywhere fast.

Jags and Colts are flying at 4-1, while the Jets and Giants flounder at a combined 1-9. Boomer says no “Championship Winds” in New York, Yankees need razors, and Hunter Brody lost it after Philly's bunt fail. Brewers crush Cubs, Trevor Lawrence trips to TD glory, and Gio drops NFL picks while Al says some teams just never excite—Jags included.

Cardinals blow it with bizarre plays, and Dan in Carteret says the Yankees are doomed against the Blue Jays—7+ runs in the Bronx could trigger a radio bloodbath. Dodgers take 2-0 as Hunter Brody loses it, while Trevor Lawrence trips his way to a Jags win and Mike McDaniel struggles to get words out. Daboll stays confident, LeBron teases a “huge announcement,” and Gio cracks up as the turnover-free Jets keep making history for all the wrong reasons.

Mark Sanchez hits a felony charge in Indianapolis, with the victim also suing Fox for a “negligent hire”—even those close to him are stunned. Jerry previews Yankees vs. Blue Jays as Bellinger faces Bieber, while Hunter Brody explodes over Schwarber. On the field, Trevor Lawrence trips but scores the Jags' winning TD, and Yankees fans slam empty seats behind home plate on TV.

NHL season kicks off tonight as Boomer stresses a strong start for local teams. Yankees take center stage and a preview of tonight's Blue Jays matchup, while Dodgers lead Phillies 2-0 and Jags top Chiefs after Lawrence trips to a TD. Off the field, Shams reports Giannis would only leave Milwaukee for the Knicks

Shams Charania reports Giannis would only leave Milwaukee for the Knicks—but neither side seems eager to strike a deal.

Gio caught Al cringing at the Travis Hunter–Trevor Lawrence commercial that looked more like a couple than teammates. Later, Gio overheard a man with a different sort of sports fan voice dissecting the Giants' woes at a Fire Island bar.

Yankees fans called in about tonight's game—one slammed the empty seats behind home plate, saying it looks awful on TV.

More details emerged about the Mark Sanchez incident in Indianapolis. He has now been charged with a felony. The victim is also suing Fox for a ‘negligent hire'. People who are close to Sanchez cannot believe this story.

Dodgers take a 2-0 lead as Phillies implode, sending WIP's Hunter Brody into full-on meltdown—Jerry says it's pure Sam Kinison energy. Jags top Chiefs with Trevor Lawrence shredding defenders on the game-winning TD, while Mike McDaniel struggles to string a sentence together. Daboll stays confident in his WRs, and LeBron teases a “huge announcement” that Gio suspects is just an Amazon ad, not retirement.

The Cardinals flopped against the Titans thanks to some truly bizarre plays. Dan in Carteret says tonight's Yankees game is over before it starts—if the Jays drop 7+ runs and celebrate in the Bronx, the airwaves are gonna explode.

Jerry kicked things off with Yankees-Dodgers hype as Bellinger faces his old team. Philly melted down after a botched bunt, sending WIP's Hunter Brody into a full-on meltdown. The Brewers rolled the Cubs 7-3, the Jags topped the Chiefs despite Trevor Lawrence tripping on his way to glory, and Brian Daboll says Jaxson Dart's first loss is just part of the “foundation.”