Boomer & Gio

The WFAN team breaks down Dexter Lawrence's trade request and the brewing tension with new head coach Jim Harbaugh. Is the Giants' defensive anchor transforming into New York's next big villain?

From 'NYYST' (subscribe here): The Fellas are back to break down the Yankees hot start. That said, there's still some glaring issues that have been exposed early on this season. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Michigan triumphs over UConn for the National Championship, the Knicks down the Hawks, and Dexter Lawrence requests a trade from the Giants. We cover Jalen Brunson's crunch time in the Knicks win, Juan Soto's calf injury, and the Mets' weather-related schedule changes. After Jerry brings the sounds of the Wolverines and Knicks, we dive into Caleb Williams' "Iceman" trademark, Eddie's return from vacation, and Boomer's "flawless" sun-deprived posterior. Following nude beach calls and Cal Raleigh's first home run, the show closes with Mike Malone's move to UNC, a debate on weed on the golf course, the upcoming WFAN NFL Draft livestream, and an odd question about "gay dogs."

Michigan triumphs over UConn for the National Championship, the Knicks down the Hawks, and Dexter Lawrence requests a trade from the Giants. Gio highlights Boomer's habit of calling out out-of-shape athletes before Jerry brings the sounds of the Wolverines' victory and Dan Hurley's reaction. Jalen Brunson takes over in crunch time, Juan Soto hits the IL with a calf strain, and Gio spoke golf with Alan Shipnuck as a caller searches for a Masters pick.

The Mets move game times due to the cold, a decision Gio loves, while Boomer mocks the afternoon show. We discuss Juan Soto's injury, a caller's trip to the Masters, and John Daly's move to Top Golf. Jerry brings the sounds of Michigan's title and the Knicks' win. We cover the cold weather for the Yankees, Willson Contreras getting hit again, Caleb Williams' "Iceman" trademark attempt, Tom Brady's nicknames, and the NFL's other "Boomer."

Boomer senses a "minor change" as Eddie returns from his Texas vacation, leading to stories about insulin pump airport security struggles and old WFAN "fun tickets." Boomer declares his posterior sun-deprived and "flawless" before Jerry brings the sounds of Michigan's National Championship victory. The show pivots to calls about nude beaches and Cal Raleigh's first home run of the year, closing with a debate on why alcohol is accepted on the golf course while weed is not.

Mike Malone takes the UNC job, leading Gio to wonder about Jordon Hudson's contact with Malone's wife. A caller notes the lack of TV coverage for sign language interpreters before Jerry recaps the Knicks' win and Malone's daughter's volleyball connection, plus an Anthony Davis prank on Draymond green. Finally, we revisit Boomer's sun-deprived bum, preview the WFAN NFL Draft livestream, and ask if some dogs are considered gay.

Jerry last update has the Knicks winning in Atlanta. Anthony Davis pranks Draymond Green. We also talked more about Malone getting the job at UNC and how his daughter is on the volleyball team. The Moment of The Day: Boomer's bum has never seen the sun.

A caller brought up the sign language interpreters at sporting events and how TV always takes the camera off them.

Boomer's butt, which has apparently never been exposed to sunlight, becomes the topic du jour. By the way, the song you don't hear at the beginning on the podcast version is "Black Hole Sun" by Soundgarden.

Eddie is back from his extended vacation; he was visiting two more national parks in Texas. Eddie always has issues on the security line because he has an insulin pump. We talked about Eddie's ‘fun tickets' from back in the day when all the WFAN employees used to go out drinking together.

Jerry has Ian Eagle's call as Michigan wins the National Championship. We heard Mike Breen on the call as the Knicks won in Atlanta. The weather is going to be cold and windy tonight for Yankees vs A's in the Bronx. Willson Contreras got hit by the Brewers again last night, the sixth time by the same pitcher.

The Mets have moved both today's and tomorrow's game up to 4:10pm because of the cold weather. Gio loves the idea of moving gametimes around due to weather. We also talked about Juan Soto's calf injury and how teams are really careful with that.

Jerry is here with the sounds of Michigan winning the National Championship. We heard from Dan Hurley after the loss. We heard the sounds of the Knicks beating the Hawks as Jalen Brunson turned it on in crunch time. Juan Soto is on the IL with a calf strain.

A conversation about Dexter Lawrence goes in another direction.

Al & Jerry: Should bands with huge catalogs do cover songs in concert? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We open with the Islanders firing Patrick Roy and Juan Soto's calf injury before covering the Mets' victory, Yanks loss, & Dan Hurley's wife's comments. Also, the show's take on the Lamar Odom documentary, LeBron's Memphis comments, Geno Auriemma's sideline behavior, and why Caitlin Clark blocked Dave Portnoy. After marking Gunnar Esiason's 35th birthday and a disgraceful Dodgers' digital ticket controversy, Jerry brings us Jo Adell's home run robberies, Cooper Flagg's dominant performances, plus, talk of the Kylie Kelce podcast. We conclude with Jets draft projections for Arvell Reese, finishing with the "Moment of the Day" regarding Geno and the U.S.-China space race.

We open with the Islanders firing Patrick Roy and Juan Soto's calf injury. After an update on Eddie's vacation, we relive the Mets' win over the Giants and the Yankees' rain-delayed collapse against the Marlins. From Dan Hurley's holy beads and Clyde Frazier's remarks to Cooper Flagg's 45-point explosion against the Lakers, we wrap things up with Gio's take on the Lamar Odom documentary.

The hour opens with LeBron on Bob Does Sports and his distaste for Milwaukee and Memphis, including his suggestion the Grizzlies move to Nashville. We discuss why Caitlin Clark blocked Dave Portnoy and how Dan Hurley's wife feels about St. John's fans. We hear Geno's sideline clash with Dawn Staley, the Yankees' loss despite a Ben Rice home run, and the Mets' win in San Francisco. Finally, we touch on Kodai Senga's translation mishap and a caller revisits the details of Lamar Odom's gas station pill incident.

We kick off the hour with Gunnar Esiason's 35th birthday then shift to an 81-year-old Dodgers fan's struggle with digital tickets. Next, we touch on Boomer's charity bike tour events, the Yankees' loss to the Marlins featuring Jazz Chisholm's "lazy" throw, and the Mets' victory over the Giants. Plus, Jo Adell's three home run robberies, Cooper Flagg's 40-point night and a Devils shutout win. We wrap up with Kylie Kelce's podcast success and her request to stop the Travis and Taylor wedding talk.

Experts and Boomer project Arvell Reese to the Jets in a defense-heavy draft before discussing the Raiders' QB room. After some holiday talk about intense Easter egg hunts and bunny costume fears, we hear about Boomer's hockey team and Jerry's final update with a recap of the Mets win over the Giants, Yankees loss to the Marlins, and a Philly rant about the Flyers. Finally, we highlight the "Moment of the Day" regarding Geno Auriemma and wrap up with a look at UFOs and the U.S.-China space race.

The Mets beat the Giants as Torrens had a pinch hit RBI double. Jared Young had 3 hits and played well in the field. The Yankees lost to the Marlins as Jake Bird struggled on the mound. Brodes in Philadelphia was screaming about the Flyers. The Moment of The Day: ‘I will beat Geno's Ass'.

Most draft experts have the Jets taking Arvell Reese with the number two overall pick. We also talk if Fernando Mendoza will start the season.

Jerry returns with the sounds of Dave Sims as the Yankees lost to the Marlins. Jazz Chisholm talked about throwing lazily from second base. The Mets beat the Giants yesterday and Jared Young had himself a good game. Jo Adell of the Angels robbed 3 home runs in one game over the weekend. Cooper Flagg scored 40 last night against the Lakers. The Devils shutout Montreal.

The Dodgers are forcing an 81 year old season ticket holder to use a digital ticket, which this man does not have. He does not want to use digital tickets, but the Dodgers are making him do that if he wants to use his season tickets. Gio has his take and callers have theirs.

Jerry returns for an update but first Gio explains why Caitlin Clark blocked Dave Portnoy. Dan Hurley's wife did not like St. John's fans rooting against UConn. We heard the audio of Geno Auriemma getting into it with Dawn Staley on the sideline.

Apparently rich players feel the city's accommodations are beneath them.

Jerry is here for his first update. We heard the sounds of the Mets beating the Giants as Torrens had a big pinch hit. The Yankees had a lead but lost it and the game to the Marlins. Dan Hurley's wife talked about his bracelet of ‘holy beads'. Clyde Frazier compared the Bulls to Iran, being decimated. Cooper Flagg scored 45 yesterday against the Lakers.

We start the day discussing the New York Islanders firing of coach Patrick Roy, as well as discuss the fact that Juan Soto is missing games due to a calf injury.

As the regular season winds down, Evan Roberts raises red flags around the chemistry between Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns. Plus, Gio expresses his concerns about the Knicks ahead of the playoffs (25:10), and Evan, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash discuss the potential playoff seeding and matchups (34:08).

Aaron Glenn makes surprises fans with comment that Geno Smith can take the Jets to the ‘Promised Land.' Hear the best reactions to these comments from Boomer & Gio (0:00), Evan & Tiki (13:18), and Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle (38:34).

Francisco Lindor heard plenty of criticism after his two gaffes in the Mets' series finale against the Cardinals, to the point where Craig Carton called for his tenure in Queens to come to an end. Plus, Evan Roberts says Carlos Mendoza missed an opportunity to send a message and bench the veteran shortstop, and Gregg Giannotti believes the fanbase needs to calm down.

Cam Schlittler was all the hype this week in Yankees Universe, as Evan Roberts declares that the sky is the limit for the Yankee righty, and Gio says Schlittler would fit right in on the 90s dynasty teams. Plus, Tommy Lugauer says Max Fried was worth every penny, Evan and Tiki see a new edge to these Yanks, and Boomer and Gio react to the Bombers' success with the new ABS challenge system.

Boomer & Gio react to the Mets' slow start on offense. Plus, are umps are getting embarrassed by the new ABS challenge system (10:38); Aaron Glenn says Geno Smith can take Jets to ‘promised land' (20:12); Gio raises concerns about the Knicks ahead of the playoffs (33:29); reaction on the Tiger Woods DUI (42:29); Boomer believes Cam Schlittler can be special (55:31).

Today's show highlights the Mets' offensive woes and the Yankees home opener, followed by audio of Tiger Woods' arrest and scores from the Rangers, Devils, and Rutgers. We talk Yankees pitching dominance, which local athletes are allowed to be elitist, and Frank the Tank's meltdown after another Mets loss in San Francisco. We then cover Trevor Bauer joining the Long Island Ducks, vintage Eddie Coleman audio, and Dan Hurley's "chest bump" explanation for his referee confrontation. Also, Boomer's holiday sports minute nostalgia, Ann Liguori's crossword appearance, Austin Reaves' fan incident, and a look back at an odd term for "Moment of the Day."

The Mets lost again with another stagnant offense. Yankees home opener today where Jack Hughes' first pitch is being met with criticism from Al and a planned boo from Morash. C-Lo's update covers David Peterson's rough start, followed by a recording of Tiger Woods calling President Trump during his arrest. Montreal beat the Rangers, the Devils topped the Capitals, and Rutgers fell to Creighton. The hour wraps with callers Dan and Paul checking in from the Bronx and a question about LeBron James appearing on Bob Does Sports.

The Yankees' dominant pitching leads into today's home opener. Gio wonders if Derek Jeter would attend a 30th-anniversary celebration for the ‘96 team. Also, which living New York athletes are allowed to be elitist. C-Lo updates the Mets' loss in San Francisco, and Frank The Tank's meltdowns against the team and Tommy Lugauer. More audio of Tiger Woods' interaction with police, Jack Hughes' big night in a Devils win over the Capitals, and Jerry Recco's call of a Rutgers loss to Creighton. Finally, Deontay Wilder shares a story about a pregnancy.

Trevor Bauer signs with the Long Island Ducks, sparking a discussion on his MLB exit and Boomer's suspicion that the story doesn't add up. C-Lo with another Mets loss in San Francisco defined by offensive struggles, Carlos Mendoza's reaction, and David Peterson's rough night. Also, vintage audio of Eddie Coleman's frustration with bickering Mets/Yanks fans, Jack Hughes' big performance in a Devils win, and Dan Hurley's "chest bump" explanation for a referee confrontation.

Lots of odds 'n ends this hour. Gio laments the absence of Boomer's sports minutes featuring all-Easter and all-Passover teams. During his final update, C-Lo notes Ann Liguori's appearance in the NY Post crossword before highlighting a dominant Jeopardy run and Austin Reaves' confrontation with a fan. The "Moment of the Day" revisits the phrase "Full Blown AIDS," and the hour concludes with a look back at a controversial Josh Innes topic regarding whether one would rather have a son born with a cleft palate or as a Cowboys fan.

Lakers Austin Reeves got into it with a fan in the stands. The Moment of The Day: Remember the phrase, ‘Full Blown AIDS'?

Gio misses Boomer doing the sports minutes because he used to do the all Easter and all Passover teams.

C-Lo has the sounds of the Mets losing in San Francisco as the offense struggles again. We heard from Carlos Mendoza after the game. David Peterson had a rough night. We heard old tape of Eddie Coleman getting frustrated at Mets and Yankees fans calling into the station to trash each other. Jack Hughes had a big night as the Devils beat the Capitals.