Boomer & Gio

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The Mets' seven-game slide and Steve Cohen's social media posts spark talk of a local sports "funk," followed by a look at the Knicks' championship window and the "Jail Blazers" documentary. Jerry's updates cover the Yankees' struggle against an Angels home-run barrage, UFOs, and Dianna Russini's resignation. After looking at the Giants' Dexter Lawrence situation, actor Billy Baldwin joins the studio. We wrap up the show with Dan in Carteret's lunch with Boomer, Moment of the Day, and Steve Somers spilling coffee on our paperwork.

The Mets dropped their seventh straight as Steve Cohen took to X to find the silver lining. With the Yankees losing and local hockey teams missing the playoffs, Boomer claims we're in a "sports funk." After Gio shared the negative fan responses to Cohen, Jerry's update covered the Dodgers beating the Mets and Carlos Mendoza's frustration with bad ninth-inning at-bats. The Yankees also struggled after giving up three straight homers, Ryan Weathers reflected on his rough start, and Joe Schoen addressed Dexter Lawrence. Finally, Paul in Yonkers and Carton had a "brew ha ha" over pitching Nolan McLean in a game he couldn't win.

We dive into the Knicks' championship window and why Gio says it has to be this year, followed by the Netflix documentary "Jail Blazers." Jerry's update features the Mets' seventh straight loss to the Dodgers and Carlos Mendoza's reaction to their hitting woes, while the Yankees fell to an Angels team that blasted seven home runs. After Charlotte's win over the Heat, we wrap up the hour with UFOs, Bob Lazar, and Logan Paul's video.

Dianna Russini has resigned from The Athletic as the Mike Vrabel story spirals, blaming the public for blowing things out of proportion while the truth still looms. Jerry's update features the Angels' five-homer barrage against the Yankees and the Mets losing again despite Francisco Lindor finally going deep. After looking at Nolan McLean's strong start and a furious Blue Jackets coach, we wrap up the hour with the situation between Dexter Lawrence and the Giants.

Knicks fan Billy Baldwin joins us in studio, followed by Dan in Carteret discussing his lunch with Boomer ahead of Jerry's update. After the Moment of the Day featuring a moose taking a dump, we watch video of Steve Somers spilling coffee on our paperwork and welcome Dan back into the studio to talk about today's lunch.

Dan in Carteret is here as he's going to lunch with Boomer today. The Moment of The Day: ‘You'll be somewhere watching a moose take a dump!'

The actor and brother joins us - and he's a big Knicks fan.

Jerry starts with the Angels hitting 5 home runs last night to beat the Yankees. The Mets lost again but Francisco Lindor finally hit his first HR and got his first RBI. Nolan McLean pitched great but no win. The Blue Jackets head coach was pissed at the effort of his team.

We're just waiting for the whole story - eventually.

Jerry with the sounds of the Mets losing to the Dodgers and Mendoza was asked about their lack of hitting. The Yankees lost to the Angels, who hit 7 home runs in the win. We heard the sounds of Charlotte beating the Heat.

We discussed championship "windows" and how the Knicks have to do it now. The documentary about the Portland "Jailblazers" from the 90s also gets a mention.

Jerry's first update brings the sounds of the Dodgers beating the Mets again. Carlos Mendoza talked about the terrible at bats in the ninth. The Yankees gave up back to back to back home runs in the first. Ryan Weathers talked about that rough first inning. Joe Schoen talked about the Dexter Lawrence situation.

Mets lose sixth straight game but Steve Cohen's got that silver lining going on X.

Today's show breaks down the Mets' streak of shutout losses alongside the Yankees' wild 11-10 win featuring home run bursts from Judge and Grisham. We dive into Tyrese Haliburton's weight gain, Dexter Lawrence trade rumors, and Gio's distaste for NBA play-ins. Between thoughts on pharmaceutical ads and Taco Frank's bike tour update, the guys discuss the passing of Boomer's former teammate, Browning Nagle. The morning concludes with potential Mets managerial replacements, FAN engineer Steve Aprea's induction into the WSOU Hall of Fame, and a look at the newest Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees.

The Mets were shut out by the Dodgers as Francisco Lindor remains lost and Mendoza on the hot seat. Plus, The Yankees' 11-10 wild-pitch win where Grisham, Judge, and Trout all hit two homers. Also, David Peterson's three-run HR allowed led, Mendoza's comments on fastballs and Peterson's post-game thoughts. Finally, a caller voiced a total loss of faith in David Stearns.

Tyrese Haliburton blames shingles for his weight gain. Some trade speculation regarding the Giants' Dexter Lawrence. Jerry' with the Yankees over the Angels 11-10 on a wild pitch behind two homers each from Grisham and Judge. Meanwhile, Garrett Crochet got rocked by the Twins, the Mets were shut out by the Dodgers, and Carlos Mendoza addressed the offensive slump. We wrap with Pete Alonso's homer for the Orioles, Gio's lack of interest in NBA play-ins on Prime, and Rory's extensive practice rounds before the Masters.

Gio vents about pharmaceutical ad bombardment before a caller invites Boomer to root for the Sabres. Taco Frank joins to talk the Five Borough Bike Tour. Jerry with the Mets shutout and Carlos Mendoza's frustration. After the clips of the Yankees' 11-10 win, Jerry calls out Boomer's sweatpants, Lou Williams discusses Knicks pressure, and Boomer reflects on the passing of his former Jets teammate, Browning Nagle.

How about replacing Carlos Mendoza with Kai Correa or Carlos Beltran, though many say it's too early in April. Aaron Judge's two homers and hustle precede a look at memorable California Angels. We mention FAN engineer Steve Aprea's induction into the WSOU Hall of Fame. We hear Dave Sims on the Yankees' wild-pitch win, Trent Grisham's two home runs, and Carlos Mendoza on the latest Mets shutout. Boomer's sweatpants serve as the Moment of the Day before a final look at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class, including Wu-Tang Clan.

Sounds of Dave Sims as the Yankees won on a wild pitch. Trent Grisham hit two home runs and we heard from him after the game. We heard the sounds of the Mets getting shutout by the Dodgers; Mendoza after the game about all the recent shutouts. The Moment of The Day: Boomer wore sweatpants today as he has a doctor's appointment.

OK, let's say he's out sooner than later. Who steps in?

Mets shut out yet again. Carlos Mendoza talked about the effort but not having good at bats. Yankees beating the Angels, 11-10. Jerry brought up the fact that Boomer is wearing sweatpants today. Lou Williams talked about the Hawks playing the Knicks and how all the pressure is on the Knicks.

He's being inundated with ads for GLP-1 drugs and boner pills.

Jerry's got the Yankees beating the Angels, 11-10. Grisham hit 2 key home runs. Aaron Judge also homered twice and we heard from him after the game. Garrett Crochet got rocked last night by the Twins. Mets got shut out again, this time by the Dodgers. Mendoza on their lack of offense. Pete Alonso homered for the Orioles. Gio has no interest in the NBA play-in games on Prime.

Tyrese Haliburton gained a lot of weight, which he said is because of shingles. Gio knows that Boomer loves when athletes get fat.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Yankees beating the Angels, 11-10. The game ended on a wild pitch. Trent Grisham, Aaron Judge and Mike Trout hit 2 home runs each. We heard the sounds of the Mets losing to the Dodgers as David Peterson gave up a 3-run HR in the third. We heard from Peterson after the game. The Orioles manager took a foul ball line drive to the head.

Mets shut out again, this time by the Dodgers. Lindor questions. Mendoza in the bullseye.

WFAN presents a selection of conversations from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Craig Carton Show with Chris McMonigle. The guys react the Mets and Yankees getting swept away by the Athletics and Rays, respectively, over what was a lost weekend for Gotham's baseball teams.

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We recap the Mets and Yankees' simultaneous five-game skids, Rory's historic back-to-back Masters titles, and the Knicks' playoff draw against the Hawks. We debate Soto and Lindor's effort and the advantage of Rory's controversial practice prep, we dive into the sidelining of Dianna Russini as The Athletic investigates her sourcing via Mike Vrabel. Jerry provides the sounds of the Yankees and Mets being swept by the Rays and A's, Haotong Li's pre-tournament bathroom disaster, and Blake Snell's Twitch rant. Also, news on Keith Hernandez's surgery, Boomer's injury-plagued hockey trip to Montreal (plus his rooting for the Canadiens), and the story behind the A's elephant logo.

The Mets and Yankees are spiraling through five-game skids, Rory secures back-to-back Masters wins, and the Knicks draw the Hawks in the first round. Boomer and Gio clash over Soto and Lindor's effort, Jerry updates on the Mets' loss to the A's and the Yankees' defeat by the Rays, and Jazz Chisholm gets confused on the base paths. After hearing Jim Nantz call Rory's repeat, we tackle a caller's hatred for a weird Kalshi commercial.

Rory's "controversial" Masters prep, a caller's take on Frank the Tank vs. Tommy Lugauer, and a ten-year milestone for Lupus Mike. After recapping the Yankees' sweep and Aaron Judge's late homer, we hear from Rory on his repeat win and discuss Haotong Li's pre-tournament bathroom disaster. We wrap up with NBA play-ins on Amazon Prime and Boomer's Montreal hockey trip that left him with a busted knee.

The Athletic sidelines Dianna Russini pending an investigation, sparking Gio's theory that a team complained about her sourcing through Mike Vrabel and her history with the Jets. Jerry recaps the Yankees being swept in Tampa and Aaron Judge's offensive woes, followed by the A's sweeping the Mets and the origin of their elephant logo. We hear from the Masters before closing with news on Keith Hernandez's back surgery and both New York clubs mired in five-game losing skids.

The Knicks prepare for the Hawks with Finals expectations, we break down their keys to playoff success, and Boomer adopts the Montreal Canadiens for the postseason. After discussing a potential NFL European division, Jerry recaps the Mets' shutout loss to the A's, Blake Snell's Twitch rant about injury critics, and Jazz Chisholm's confusion over a double-play RBI. We wrap up with the Moment of the Day: the history behind the A's elephant logo.

Jerry returns for his final update of the day with the sounds of the Mets getting shutout 1-0 by the A's. Carlos Mendoza talked about what went wrong. Blake Snell was on a Twitch stream and was complaining about people complaining about him not playing while he's injured. Jazz Chisholm was confused about an RBI scoring on a double play if he went to first base first. The Moment of The Day: Why do the A's have an elephant in their logo?

What the Knicks need to do to win.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Yankees getting swept in Tampa. Aaron Judge talked about their offensive troubles. Then sounds of the A's sweeping the Mets at Citi Field. Why do the A's use an elephant in their logo? Jerry has some audio from the Masters after the tournament.

We talk about the implications along with what info he was doling out.

Yankees were swept by the Rays but Aaron Judge hit a homer in the 9th that made it 5-4. We heard from Rory after winning back to back Masters. Masters contender Haotong Li almost missed playing because he spent the night before in the toilet.

Rory played the course a number of times prior to the event and we talked about it being an unfair advantage.

Jerry's here and starts with the sounds of the A's beating the Mets yet again and we heard from Carlos Mendoza after the game. The Yankees lost to the Rays, yet again. We heard from Jazz Chisholm who was confused as to scoring on a double play ball. We heard Jim Nantz on the call as Rory repeated as Masters champion.

Gio disagrees.