Boomer & Gio

Evan and Shaun speak with Brian Cashman following his season-ending press conference.

Justin Fields keeps taking sacks while Gio blasts an overwhelmed Aaron Glenn obsessed with the media. Tua half-apologizes for throwing teammates under the bus, sparking a heated Al & Boomer debate. Mets drama heats up with Gio calling for Alonso's exit, Blue Jays crush the Mariners 13-4, and Neil Best announces his Newsday retirement. Lions' trick-play TD fiasco sparks conspiracy theories, while Big Ben bashes Steelers' turf and Caleb Williams shrugs off Aikman critiques. The hour wraps with Rodgers' hot streak, Bengals-Steelers preview, and Boomer declaring the Chiefs are back!

Justin Fields can't catch a break, taking sack after sack while Gio says Aaron Glenn is drowning in media panic. Jerry brought the latest from Glenn and the Giants prepping for Denver. Meanwhile, Tua had to backtrack after calling out teammates for missing meetings, sparking a fiery Al & Boomer debate. Boomer finished with a blast from the past—remember when play calls had to be dumbed down for Rich Kotite?”

The Yankees hit the media with Cashman and Boone talking—but Gio expects zero news. Mets offseason chatter heats up, with Gio calling for Alonso's exit—callers aren't having it. Boomer breaks Neil Best's retirement news before Jerry drops the Blue Jays' 13-4 blowout over the Mariners. Scherzer's on the mound tonight, and calm isn't on the menu. The hour wraps with Boomer dissecting the Lions' trick-play TD that got called back.

The Lions' trick play gets wiped out, sparking conspiracy theories about a Chiefs fix, though Boomer isn't buying it. Jerry updates with Campbell staying tight-lipped and Daboll says it's business as usual prepping for Denver. Tua issues a half-apology after throwing teammates under the bus. The Blue Jays crush the Mariners 13-4, and we wrap with a Jamiroquai shoutout that sounds just like Ann Liguori's tune. **SORRY FOLKS - YOU DON'T HEAR ANY OF THE SONGS OTHER THAN THE LIGOURI ONE**

Cashman and Boone meet the media—expect zero surprises. Glenn freaks out over every question while denying the Jets' 0-6 record; Fields plays it safe to protect the ball. Big Ben slams Steelers' turf, Caleb Williams shrugs off Aikman critiques, and some Connecticut fans can't see the Giants game. Jerry hits updates, plus Al's epic Moment of the Day. Bengals face Steelers tonight, Rodgers shines with 4 wins in 5 weeks, and Gio wonders if the Jets can match him—while Boomer declares the Chiefs are back!

Aaron Glenn refuses to accept the Jets' losing streak, while Justin Fields plays it conservative to protect the ball. Connecticut fans may miss the Giants game, Big Ben blasts Steelers' awful turf, and Caleb Williams shrugs off Troy Aikman critiques. The Moment of the Day? Al's epic anger on the Warm Up Show!

Aaron Glenn seems obsessed with predicting every media question, while callers weigh in on all things New York sports.

Jerry's back with updates, including Dan Campbell staying tight-lipped on New York's role in the trick play. Brian Daboll says it's business as usual prepping for Denver, while Tua walks back his half-apology after throwing teammates under the bus.

The Lions' flashy TD gets wiped out thanks to a New York call, sparking wild claims that the game's rigged for the Chiefs and gambling chaos. Boomer wasn't buying it, saying he's never seen the NFL try to sway a game.

Jerry kicks things off with the Blue Jays' blowout—13-4 over the Mariners! Tonight, Max Scherzer takes the mound, and he's guaranteed not to be calm.

We dove into Mets offseason drama — what's next for the Amazins? Gio wants Pete Alonso gone, but the callers weren't having it!

Tua's backpedaling after calling out teammates for skipping meetings! Al and Boomer went at it over whether he ever should've said it in the first place.

We kicked off the show with the Jets' QB mess — Justin Fields is scared to throw picks and keeps getting sacked. Gio says Aaron Glenn looks in way over his head and more worried about the media than coaching.

BT and Sal fire away at the Mets' confusing decision to appoint a Director of Major League Hitting—a move that strongly suggests an organization with two hitting coaches or two cooks in the kitchen. They unleash a furious take on how this overcomplicates the game, echoes the ill-fated two-hitting-coach experiment that Eric Chavez criticized, and begs the question: who are the players supposed to listen to? The discussion heats up as they imagine a superstar like Juan Soto or Aaron Judge being told what to do by multiple voices, leading them to conclude that the game is becoming too analytical and robotic, sacrificing common sense and player independence for front-office control. They also dive into the Yankees' impending year-end press conference and what transparency (or lack thereof) to expect from Brian Cashman and Aaron Boone.

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It's a nonstop ride of sports and local buzz! Dodgers roar to a 2-0 series lead behind Yamamoto's complete games, while Derek Jeter slams managers for yanking pitchers too soon. Giants rookie QB heads to Denver with a tough pass-rush waiting, and early Sunday spreads have bettors buzzing. Jets drama heats up as Breece Hall drops a cryptic #Free20, Todd Bowles loses it over Baker Mayfield, and classic camp audio from Bowles and rookie Sam Darnold drops. Aaron Rodgers and Joe Flacco prep for a vintage QB showdown, the Titans implode with Cam Ward calling them “ass,” and casino talks hit the Citi Field neighborhood. Nick Mangold reaches out for a kidney, and in a lighter twist, the hour wraps with Long Island strip mall dreams and Netflix debates over *Monster: The Ed Gein Story*.

It's a whirlwind sports hour! Yamamoto dazzles with a complete game, while Boomer moans about the Rangers' goal drought. Dodgers crush the Brewers 2-0, sparking a David vs. Goliath playoff debate, and whispers of a baseball salary cap heat up. Nick Mangold takes to social media for a kidney, Cam Heyward dubs Rodgers vs. Flacco the “Icy Hot Bowl,” and Jerry Jones teases a deal with no plan. Over in New York, the Mets hire Kai Correa as bench coach — and Gio predicts he'll be managing sooner than Mendoza expects.

Drama's hitting every corner of sports! Breece Hall sparks Jets gossip with a cryptic #Free20 post, while Boomer daydreams about QB Fernando Mendoza (or “Martinez”) and wonders where Mac Jones and Deshaun Watson will land next. Kevin Stefanski reacts to Mike Tomlin's Flacco trade hot take, Todd Bowles goes wild over a Baker Mayfield play, and Bears fans slam Troy Aikman's harsh words on Caleb Williams — all while Ben Johnson fields the heat on Chicago radio. Dodgers crush the Brewers 2-0 thanks to Yamamoto's complete game, and Teoscar Hernandez avoids the haunted Pfister Hotel because his wife won't stay there. Meanwhile, Al admits he's scared of ghosts, and Gio can't get into Monster: The Ed Gein Story on Netflix.

The new hour kicks off late after The Ed Gein Story chatter. Boomer pivots to casino drama near Citi Field. Jerry reports Aaron Rodgers saying Thursday games are raking in big money for the league. Meanwhile, the Titans implode — Cam Ward calls them “ass” and their coach gets canned after blaming Ward. Dodgers keep rolling as Yamamoto throws a complete game for a 2-0 lead over the Brewers. In a spooky twist, callers debate what's real in the Netflix Ed Gein movie while a woman admits she does an Ed Gein voice around her husband.

A packed hour of sports and local buzz! The Giants head to Denver with a rookie QB, facing a brutal pass rush, while early Sunday spreads have bettors buzzing. Dodgers take a 2-0 series lead behind Yamamoto's complete game, and Derek Jeter weighs in on pitchers being pulled too soon. Aaron Rodgers and Joe Flacco prepare for a vintage QB showdown, and Todd Bowles steals the Moment of the Day with his excitement over Baker Mayfield. Plus, classic Jets camp audio from Bowles' rants and rookie Sam Darnold, ending with a Long Island strip mall brainstorm.

Jerry wraps the day with plenty of highlights! Dodgers take a 2-0 series lead behind Yamamoto's complete game. Derek Jeter weighs in on managers pulling pitchers too early, while Aaron Rodgers and Joe Flacco gear up for a vintage quarterback showdown. The Moment of the Day? Todd Bowles getting fired up over Baker Mayfield. Plus, Jerry shares classic Jets camp audio — Bowles' legendary rants and rookie Sam Darnold's early camp memories.

The Giants head to Denver with a rookie QB in tow, and a win would flip the script at 3-4. But the road battle won't be easy — the Broncos are sack machines who live for third-down pressure. Early Sunday spreads are out.

Aaron Rodgers is talking big bucks, bragging that Thursday games are raking in major money for the league. Meanwhile, the Titans are in full meltdown mode — Cam Ward calls the team “ass” and the head coach is canned after pointing fingers at Ward. Drama, blame, and chaos dominate Nashville this week.

Boomer pivots from serial killers to the potential casino near Citi Field.

Jerry's back with the latest gridiron drama! Kevin Stefanski reacts after Mike Tomlin questioned the Browns' bold Flacco trade, while Todd Bowles can't hide his hype over a Baker Mayfield highlight. Meanwhile, Bears fans are up in arms, claiming Troy Aikman's being way too harsh on Caleb Williams — and Ben Johnson had to field the heat live on Chicago radio.

Drama's brewing in Jets land! Breece Hall took to Instagram with a cryptic “#Free20,” sparking buzz that he's had enough of the 0-6 misery. Under Aaron Glenn, he's the first player to go public — and Boomer says cut the cord now: trade him before he walks for nothing!

Jerry kicks off the morning with Dodgers dominance — LA's arms are sizzling as they jump to a 2-0 lead over the Brewers. Former Jet Nick Mangold makes a heartfelt plea for a kidney on social media. Cam Heyward cracks wise about the aging QB showdown, dubbing Rodgers vs. Flacco the “Icy Hot Bowl.” And Jerry Jones? Ever the cowboy — says he's open for business, just doesn't know what he's buying yet.

If the Dodgers and Mariners clash this October, it's Hollywood cash versus Northwest grit — a classic David vs. Goliath showdown. The Dodgers' megabucks roster meets Seattle's scrappy heart, and fans are wondering: can hustle beat the money machine? With talk of a salary cap heating up, this series could be about more than a trophy — it could define baseball's future.

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Monday night chaos set the tone as both the Bills and Commanders fell, and the Titans fired Brian Callahan — the season's first coaching casualty. The Giants head to Denver in a wide-open NFC East, with Boomer blasting Aaron Glenn for leaving Justin Fields in and warning Jaxson Dart faces a tough test. Jerry recapped Bears' last-second FG win and Falcons' blowout of the Bills, while Glenn admits Fields stumbled but sees progress. MLB drama hit hard: Mariners lead 2-0, Dodgers dominate with Blake Snell shining, and a rare 8-6-2 double play dazzles. Boomer doubts the Giants' playoff chances, callers debate the NFC East and Jets chaos, and the hour wraps with Aaron Glenn's rough season, Manfred's Dodgers favoritism, Seattle homers, “Moment of the Day” bougie burns, and AI gone wild — Jake Paul cross-dressing and fake Mr. Rogers chatting with Tupac. NFL, MLB, and AI madness collide in one whirlwind New York sports hour.

Monday night madness set the tone as both the Bills and Commanders fell, and the Titans fired Brian Callahan — the season's first coach casualty. The NFC East is wide open, but Boomer blasted Aaron Glenn for leaving Justin Fields in and now Jaxson Dart faces a Denver defense trial by fire. Jerry recapped the chaos: Bears steal it on Daniels' late fumble, Falcons steamroll the Bills, and Glenn admits Fields stumbled. Over in MLB, the Mariners lead the Blue Jays 2-0, Blake Snell dominates as Dodgers top Brewers, and a rare 8-6-2 double play steals the show. And yes, Bijon Robinson's monster game still has everyone talking.

Giants sit at +1600 for the playoffs, but Boomer isn't buying it, slamming Cowboys and Bills defenses while Ravens lead at +110. A caller says Boomer's killing the hype as the Giants get extra rest before facing a jet-lagged Broncos squad. Jerry recaps NFL chaos: Daniels' fumble costs the Commanders, Falcons crush the Bills, and Glenn says it'll take time. Matt Rhule gushes over Penn State, MLB delivers a wild Brewers/Dodgers double play, and Gio throws a fun “what would you rather” with Tiger Woods and a million bucks.

Gio slammed the Jets' 2025 mess, Boomer defended Campbell and Payton, and a London loss got roasted. Jerry recapped Bears' FG win and Falcons' blowout, while Benigno wants a Jets break, Roberts dreams of Shedeur Sanders, and Tomlin can't believe the Browns' Flacco trade. Belichick shut down buyout talk, and Aaron Glenn's rocky first season got dissected.

Big-market Dodgers get the Manfred boost, and Boomer calls them flawless, while Seattle crushes timely homers the Yankees couldn't. Callers slam Aaron Glenn's decisions but see hope for the Giants in a wide-open NFC East. Jerry recaps Bears' last-second FG over the Commanders; Glenn sees progress vs. the Broncos and won't bench Fields. Moment of the Day: “The rich keep getting richer, you bougie bastard.” Show closes with wild AI talk — Jake Paul cross-dressing, and fake celeb videos of Mr. Rogers chatting with Tupac.

Jerry wraps the day with Bears' last-second FG win over the Commanders. Glenn sees silver linings in the Broncos loss and refuses to bench Fields for one bad game. Moment of the Day: “The rich keep getting richer, you bougie bastard.”

Rob Manfred must be rooting for the Dodgers — they're a big-market darling — and Boomer says they look flawless. Meanwhile, Seattle's crushing timely homers against the Blue Jays, something the Yankees couldn't pull off. A caller ripped Aaron Glenn for all his bad calls.

Jerry's back with the chaos: Bears steal it on a late FG, Falcons crush the Bills, and Joe Benigno says he needs a Jets break. Evan Roberts dreams of Shedeur Sanders joining the Jets, calling their mess a “circus,” while Mike Tomlin reels at the Browns trading Joe Flacco in-division. Meanwhile, Belichick shuts down buyout rumors.

Gio slammed the Jets, saying you can't build a team in 2025 like it was 1995, though Boomer points to Campbell and Payton doing just that. A caller defended the Jets' London loss, but Gio fired back — Thursday Giants, Yankees out, and a putrid Jets offense made this game a nightmare.

Jerry's back with a whirlwind update: Jayden Daniels' costly fumble sets up a Bears game-winning FG, the Falcons steamroll the Bills, and Aaron Glenn says it's all a work in progress. Jerry praises some standout defenders, Matt Rhule gushes over Penn State, and we even got a wild Brewers/Dodgers double play—cleared up nicely by Ron Darling.

The Giants are +1600 to make the playoffs, but Boomer isn't buying it. He slams the Cowboys' and Bills' defenses, while Ravens sit at +110 — and a caller gripes Boomer's not backing the Giants, who get extra rest after Thursday night at home before facing a jet-lagged Broncos squad.

Jerry kicked off his first update with the Bears clawing past the Commanders after Jayden Daniels' brutal late fumble set up the game-winning FG. Then came the roar from Atlanta, where Bijon Robinson and the Falcons steamrolled the Bills. And in Detroit, Aaron Glenn finally fessed up — Justin Fields took a step back and botched a Hail Mary chance before halftime.