Boomer & Gio

It was a nightmare weekend for New York sports: the Yankees got crushed again in Toronto, with Max Fried giving up seven runs and Boomer ripping their “give-up at bats”; the Giants turned the ball over five straight times and now face a 1-5 record, leaving DABOLL under fire and Dart owning his mistakes; and the Jets remain winless, fumbling and floundering on defense while Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson wonder what's going wrong. Fans called in furious as the losses piled up, and even Boomer wondered aloud, “What are we gonna do with sports around here?” Meanwhile, Daniel Jones and the Colts quietly shine elsewhere, highlighting just how bleak things are for New York teams.

It was a brutal weekend for New York sports: the Yankees got smoked by the Blue Jays, Max Fried melted down, and Boomer slammed the “give-up at bats.” The Giants self-destructed with five straight turnovers, while Gio and DABOLL ripped into the collapse. The Jets? Still winless, still fumbling, with Aaron Glenn and Breece Hall owning the highlight reel—and to top it off, Mark Sanchez made headlines for all the wrong reasons in Indianapolis.

Gio called the Jets' latest loss one of the worst he's ever seen, as their defense keeps getting torched and turnovers pile up like it's the Kotite era. The Giants self-destructed with five straight giveaways, while coaches Glenn and DABOLL preach discipline to deaf ears. Over in baseball, the Yankees got smoked again, Max Fried imploded, and fans called in furious, while Boomer celebrated a golf award to lighten the mood.

Giants are in freefall with five turnovers, a 1-5 record, and fan blogs tearing into DABOLL—Boomer wonders what's left of NY sports. Jets keep fumbling, Yankees get crushed again, and Max Fried struggles on the mound. Meanwhile, Daniel Jones and the Colts quietly shine at 4-1, with Gio loving the DABOLL-SCHOEN saga and Boomer praising Jonathan Taylor's impact.

Jets fans might need bags on their heads as the season spirals, with tough games against the Panthers and Browns ahead. Giants, Jets, and Yankees fans are still fuming, while the Mets clean house—except for Carlos Mendoza. On the field, Dart owns his mistakes, DABOLL fumes over turnovers, Max Fried bombs again, and Boomer steals the spotlight with a lifetime achievement award.

DABOLL rips turnovers, Dart owns his mistakes, and Glenn says Hall's fumble crushed the Jets. Wilson can't believe they're 0-5, Gardner wonders what's wrong, and Boomer steals the spotlight with a lifetime achievement award.

We took some calls on the Giants, Jets and Yanks losses. Oh, and the Mets blew out their entire coaching staff besides Carlos Mendoza. Boomer thinks if Dart didn't underthrow the flea flicker, it's a different game.

Gio loves the DABOLL-SCHOEN saga as Daniel Jones goes 4-1, playing like an MVP. Boomer says Jonathan Taylor is making him even better.

Boomer's shaking his head as the Giants keep turning the ball over and the season slips away. With a 1-5 record and fans ripping DABOLL, he's left asking the only question that matters: “What the hell is left of New York sports?”

Jerry's back with another round of heartbreak: the Yankees got crushed, Max Fried couldn't find the strike zone, and Toronto ran wild. Over in football, the Jets are flailing at 0-5 with zero takeaways, Justin Fields' fumble making headlines, and no pass rush in sight. Meanwhile, the Giants keep gifting the Saints the win, turnovers piling up, and DABOLL left shaking his head.

Gio didn't hold back, calling yesterday's Jets game one of the worst he's seen in years. Their defense is getting torched week after week, spiraling so badly it's starting to feel like a blast from the Rich Kotite era.

Jerry's first update was a symphony of New York misery — from the Yankees' collapse to the Giants' and Jets' turnover festivals. Boone, Judge, and company sounded defeated, while the Giants and Jets coughed up the ball like it was contagious. Three teams, zero hope — and Philly up next on Thursday night.

Boomer wasn't holding back after the Yankees' latest playoff flop, calling out their “give-up at-bats” and lack of fight. Once again, a better team sent them packing — this time it's the Blue Jays — though if they somehow reach Game 4, at least they'll have Schlittler on the mound.

Boomer & Gio discuss what to expect from Jaxson Dart in his second start agains the New Orleans Saints. Plus, Brian Baldinger breaks down Dart's debut from last week with Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata; Evan & Tiki on how the Malik Nabers injury will impact the Giants going forward and the energy Dart brings to the table; Chris McMonigle reacts to Dart's debut.

This week's Mets highlights - or lowlights- include Boomer and Gio making sense of the team's collapse, while Gio equated it to 'death by 1,000 paper cuts.' Plus, BT and Sal rip the team for missing the playoffs, while Sal made the case for Francisco Lindor. Evan and Tiki also had strong thoughts about the team's choke job, with Evan calling for the team to hire Willie Randolph and Carlos Beltran.

This week's Yankee highlights are all about Cam Schlittler and the Bombers rallying to advance past the hated Red Sox in the Wild Card Series. Boomer and Gio talk with Boston fan Lucy Burdge about being trolled by Schlittler after game three, while BT and Sal discuss the strong showing by Anthony Volpe in the playoffs.

Boomer & Gio recap the Yankees-Red Sox Wild Card series that ended with a legendary pitching performance from Cam Schlittler. Plus, should Mets fans be rooting for the Yankees? The guys react to Joe Benigno's comments on the Mets missing the playoffs; the Jets fall to 0-4; the Giants get a much-needed win, and Boomer & Gio give their NFL picks (57:12) for Week 5.

Elimination Thursday certainly didn't disappoint when it came to memorable performances, baseball excitement, and postseason intrigue. Bradfo was on top of it all, navigating the day while having his Baseball Isn't Boring boots on the ground at Yankee Stadium. He breaks it all down with plenty of interviews and reaction, including from the star of the day, Yankees rookie Cam Schlittler. Thanks to a fascinating Wild Card round, the stage is set, and baseball's Final 8 teams are in place.

The Yankees are rolling thanks to rookie Cam Schlittler, whose 12-K performance drew comparisons to legends like Clemens and Seaver, while Boomer ignored all Volpe and Boone chatter. Jerry brought the sounds of Yankee domination, Stanton's near-home-run blunder, and Schlittler's cheeky social media clapbacks to Red Sox fans. Outside the Bronx, the Niners beat the Rams, Detroit and the Cubs advanced, and Week 5 NFL picks heated up—with Aaron Boone declaring, “we are badass,” and fans buzzing nonstop about Schlittler's heroics.

Rookie sensation Cam Schlittler put on a pitching clinic, shutting down the Red Sox with 12 strikeouts and sending the Yankees into a showdown with the Blue Jays. Boomer's loving it, ignoring any Volpe or Boone chatter, while even Alex Cora couldn't stop praising the kid. Detroit, the Cubs, and the Niners all advanced, but the real drama is Yankees vs. Blue Jays—pressure's on and sparks are flying!

Callers were buzzing over Cam Schlittler's Yankee gem while Gio rolled his eyes at Jimmy Fallon's cameo behind home plate. One fan wondered if it was the best pitching performance ever (clearly forgetting Don Larson), and another admitted Boomer's Mantle-jersey jinx fell flat. Jerry chimed in with Schlittler shutting down Boston, Stanton barely scraping second, and Machado throwing shade after the Padres' loss. The Niners pulled off an OT thriller, but the social media fireworks stole the show—Red Sox fan Lucy Burdge flaunted a daring jersey post, and Schlittler clapped back with “not this year” and a cheeky “drinking that dirty water.”

The hour kicked off with Schlittler's Yankee gem and fan Lucy Burdge's “Sox in 3” tweet getting clapped back. Jerry updated the action, we previewed Monday's charity golf show, and heard Boone rally the team with “we are badass.” Calls poured in from fans buzzing over Schlittler, while Nick Castellanos admitted he was shocked the Mets didn't make the playoffs.

The Yankees crushed the Red Sox, with Cam Schlittler proving he's a true Bronx bomber at heart. Jerry brought the sounds of the big fourth inning while the Niners pulled off another win to go 4-1. Boomer battled Eddie in the “Moment of the Day” stat showdown, and Week 5 NFL picks rounded out a wild, jam-packed hour.

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Cam gets more love on the air and a caller muddies the water about his fandom as a kid.

Sims called Schlittler's domination of the Sox, Boone hyped the team with “we are badass,” and Castellanos admitted he was shocked the Mets missed the playoffs.

Lucy Burdge joined us to talk about Schlittler responding to her ‘Sox in 3' tweet after the game.

Jerry kicks off with Schlittler shutting down the Red Sox, staying ice-cold under pressure. Stanton thought he hit a homer, only to barely reach second—and apologized after the flub. Meanwhile, Machado wasn't impressed with the Padres' season, and the Niners pulled off an OT thriller to go 4-1.

Callers were buzzing as Schlittler dazzled on the mound, leaving some wondering if it was the greatest Yankee pitching performance ever. Meanwhile, Fallon stole the spotlight behind home plate and Boomer's Mantle-jersey jinx flopped spectacularly.

Jerry kicks things off with the Yankees smacking Boston, fueled by Schlittler's 12-K gem. Tigers and Cubs punch their tickets too—Seattle and Milwaukee up next.

Rookie flamethrower Cam Schlittler carried the Bombers past the finish line with a performance Boomer compared to Clemens, Seaver, deGrom, even Nolan Ryan. Forget the Volpe or Boone chatter—Boomer's only talking about the kid who just pitched like a legend.

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The Yankees bounced back in Game 2 with Ben Rice and Jazz Chisholm lighting it up, while Austin Wells' clutch single sent Jazz home and postgame interviews fueled the excitement. Jerry delivered all the sounds, from Rickie Ricardo calling the action in Spanish to Boone fielding questions about Jazz not starting Game 1, as Francesa dubbed it a “tension convention.” NFL drama ran hot too—Dillon Gabriel starts for the Browns, Shedeur Sanders struggles, Spencer Rattler stays winless, and Boomer tipped the Saints' offense. Across baseball and football, hot bats, hot takes, and chips on shoulders kept the hour buzzing.

Ben Rice and Jazz Chisholm, benched in Game 1, lit up the field while Fernando Cruz and Jazz brought nonstop energy. Boomer fumes over analytics keeping hot bats out and drops a scorcher—no Stanton in tonight's lineup! Jerry returns with live sound, kicking off with Austin Wells ripping one down the line and Jazz flying home. Callers swear the baseball gods were on the Yankees' side, while postgame chatter included Jaxson Dart's Saints snub. The hour wraps with passionate fan calls, proving Bronx pride never sleeps!

John Franco and Matt Harvey were spotted behind home plate—no Yankees gear, which Gio says would have rubbed him the wrong way—and he wonders if Eddie hates the Yanks more than he loves the Mets. A caller questions baserunners' “oven mitts,” and a woman shares her failed attempt to hug Matt Martin. Jerry brings the sounds of Austin Wells' clutch single and Ben Rice's first-inning homer, while Mookie Betts shines as the Dodgers advance. The hour wraps with Jayden Daniels gloating over the Mets missing the playoffs, Shedeur Sanders miming in response to Rex Ryan, and Gio speculating if any team would pick him up if released.

Dillon Gabriel gets the start for the Browns, while Boomer debates Shedeur's best landing spot with Patrick Mahomes. The Yankees shine as Jazz scores on Austin Wells' single and dazzles in the field, with Boone facing questions after Game 1. NFL chatter heats up—Gio weighs his knockout picks with Lions favored and Cardinals tempting over the Titans. Francesa calls it a “tension convention,” and Gio wonders which teams Boomer still has strong feelings about.

Giants and Saints heat up with fiery calls and hot takes, while Robby Berger fumes over Marlins Man at Yankee Stadium. Jerry highlights Austin Wells' clutch single sending Jazz home, rookie pitchers ready to shine, and Malik Nabers primed to sign. Jaxson Dart talks his chip on the shoulder, Francesa delivers the “Tension Convention,” and Spencer Rattler stays winless at 0-10—all while Boomer tips his hat to the Saints' offense.

Caller Compares Jaxson Dart to Daniel Jones, While Spencer Rattler Stumbles to 0-10! Boomer Gives Props to Saints' Offensive Talent.

Robby Berger from Bob Does Sports checks in to talk about the Yankees win and he's very bothered by Marlins man sitting behind home plate.

Jerry kicks off with Boone facing questions on Jazz, who shined with two stellar plays and scored on Wells' clutch single. Rickie Ricardo called it in Spanish, while Schein fumes and Francesa dubs it a ‘tension convention.

We kicked off the hour with Dillon Gabriel taking the Browns' start, while Boomer argued Shedeur should've gone to Kansas City to learn quietly from Patrick Mahomes.

Austin Wells rips a single down the line to score Jazz, while Ben Rice launches a first-inning homer and dishes postgame. Mookie Betts shines as Dodgers roll on, Jerry previews Jaxson Dart's Giants heading to New Orleans minus Malik Nabers, and Jayden Daniels can't hide his glee over the Mets missing the playoffs!