Boomer & Gio

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A sick Boomer powers through to discuss summer illnesses, Geno Smith, Darren Mougey, Giants optimism, Aaron Rodgers' 2026 retirement plan, a Yankees win, and Rami's concert trip. Gio then reacts to overnight WFAN dead air, Rami taking more time off, Jim Harbaugh's priorities, Gerrit Cole's shutout, Kyle Shanahan's crash, Tony Romo's OWI video, and Rodgers' mystery wife. Next, Boomer prepares for a Chicago signing trip with Phil Simms before we touch on Caleb Williams, Justin Herbert's playoff pressure, and Matthew Schaefer's record contract. Finally, we break down Draymond Green's Warriors deal and his shock over Jalen Brunson's discount, dining with vegans, Ray Martel's budget soda switch, and the Gotham sports app moving to DAZN.

A sick Boomer powers through today as we discuss this summer's illness wave before diving into Geno Smith, the Jets' QB situation, Aaron Glenn's future, and Darren Mougey's job as GM. We then temper Giants optimism with John Harbaugh and opening-day reality before Jerry brings sound on Geno Smith's offseason and Breece Hall's veteran mindset. Finally, Jerry Jones enjoys a quiet summer, Aaron Rodgers sets 2026 as his final year, the Yankees beat the White Sox behind a Volpe RBI double, Bryce Harper calls for Phillies trade help, and Rami prepares for another day off to see Mumford & Sons at the Audacy Beach House.

Gio gets anxiety over Al Cintron's overnight dead air on WFAN before we revisit Rami taking more time off just two months into the job. Jerry returns with updates on Geno Smith at Jets camp, Jerry Jones on Maxx Crosby, and Jim Harbaugh's life priorities. We then hear sound from the Yankees beating the White Sox behind Max Schuemann's two-run double and Gerrit Cole's six shutout innings, alongside Draymond Green's take on LeBron and the Sixers. Finally, Kyle Shanahan admits fault for his car crash, video from Tony Romo's OWI leaves Gio stunned by his living grandparents, and we ask whether Aaron Rodgers' wife actually exists.

An under-the-weather Boomer heads to Chicago with Phil Simms for a signing trip despite potential bad weather, a caller notes the lack of photos of Juan Soto's girlfriend, and we learn CBS Sports' Stephen Waldron kept his vacation plans secret. Jerry returns with 'Rami's greatest hits' from his podcast interview, followed by audio from Geno Smith and Breece Hall at Jets camp, Ben Johnson on Caleb Williams' progress, and Dave Sims calling the final out in a Yankees win over the White Sox. Finally, Gio warns that fans will turn on Justin Herbert without a deep playoff run, Boomer credits Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson with doing the most to win, and Gio advises Matthew Schaefer to get his own place as a record contract looms.

We open with Draymond Green's new Warriors deal, navigate the challenges of dining out with a vegan for Gio's mother-in-law's birthday, and react to station staffer Ray Martel swapping his 12 daily Diet Cokes for Dollar Store Diet Summit Cola. Jerry returns with updates on a football-focused Geno Smith, Aaron Rodgers declaring his final season after getting approval from his wife, Dave Sims calling a Yankees win over the White Sox, and Draymond Green's shock over Jalen Brunson taking a discount with the Knicks. Finally, Rami's day off to see Mumford & Sons earns Moment of the Day before we wrap with news that the Gotham sports app will shut down after the MLB season to shift all streaming to DAZN.

Aaron Rodgers said his wife said he could do one more year of football, so this will be his last year. We heard from Dave Sims as the Yankees beat the White Sox. Draymond Green can't believe Jalen Brunson took less money to play with the Knicks. The Moment of The Day: Rami is taking a day off to see Mumford & Sons.

Audacy maven Ray Martel is fond of Diet Coke to the tune of a dozen a day. He's had to dial the cost back to store brand.

Jerry starts with ‘Rami's greatest hits' as Jerry interviews him for the podcast. We heard from Geno Smith and Breece Hall at Jets camp. Ben Johnson also talked about how Caleb Williams is progressing. We heard Dave Sims on the final out as the Yankees beat the White Sox.

A caller claims we've never seen photo's of Juan Soto's girlfriend which prompts another caller to check in with some wild claims.

Jerry returns with Geno Smith talking about Jets training camp and his eventful offseason. Jerry Jones was asked about Maxx Crosby. Jim Harbaugh said God first, family next, yourself after that and then maybe the team. We heard the sounds of the Yankees beating the White Sox as Max Schuemann had a 2-run double. Gerrit Cole threw six shutout innings. Draymond Green talked about LeBron and the Sixers and what his role will be.

More on Rami taking days off even though he just started.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Geno Smith talking to reporters about his off season issues. Breece Hall also talked to reporters and said he finally feels like a veteran player. Jerry Jones likes that people think they've had a quiet offseason. Aaron Rodgers said 2026 will be his last season as his wife said ‘you can do one more year'. The Yankees beat the White Sox as Volpe had an RBI double. Bryce Harper thinks the Phillies need some help at the trade deadline.

We start the day looking at Geno Smith and the Jets QB situation and the future of Aaron Glenn. Boomer thinks GM Darren Mougey has done a good job so far.

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Today's show breaks down Francisco Lindor's monster six-RBI night in a Mets win over the Braves, the Yankees topping the White Sox, Cody Bellinger landing on the IL, and major NFL moves from Vita Vea and Jamal Adams. Plus, Boomer shares a wild college hazing story and decodes a mystery message from Chris Russo, Plaxico Burress compares playing for the Jets to serving time in prison, Jerry digs up classic audio of a hungover Gio, and the crew relives a hilarious squirrel takeover on the field in Detroit.

Cody Bellinger lands on the IL for 4–6 weeks alongside Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton, prompting Gio to back Aaron Boone for Manager of the Year. Jerry kicks off his first update with sounds from the Yankees beating the White Sox, before moving to the Mets' victory over the Braves led by Francisco Lindor's two homers and six RBIs. Plus, hear postgame thoughts from Zac Thornton on his pitching and Juan Soto on his injury, relive play-by-play of the grounds crew chasing a loose squirrel in Detroit, and stick around for the final segment as Gio wonders how we ever killed time before smartphones.

Chris Russo leaves Boomer a mystery message about a potential opportunity, before Boomer heads to a Chicago card show with Phil Simms. Al turns into a "Cam Ward truther" after watching Quarterback on Netflix, leading Boomer to recount his own terrible rookie year. Jerry returns for an update that starts with a talk about herpes, followed by Dave Sims calling the Yankees' win on Ali Sanchez's first HR, Max Fried assessing his outing, and Francisco Lindor driving in six as the Mets beat the Braves. Plus, Plaxico Burress gets asked if playing for the Jets or going to prison was worse, and the hour wraps with a cult leader making people convulse.

We kick off with Weill Cornell Medicine paying out $1 billion to victims of Darius Paduch, before turning to Jamal Adams joining the Vikings and exploring who will back up Geno Smith for the Jets. We also touch on Rob Saleh coaching the Titans with Brian Daboll as offensive coordinator, followed by news that Eric Bieniemy's wife was shot by their son. Jerry returns with classic 2018 audio of a hungover Gio on location, before covering the Mets' win over the Braves behind two Francisco Lindor homers and Andy Reid's reaction to the Bieniemy shooting. Finally, Chris Simms details Kyle Shanahan's scary car accident that almost cost him an eye, prompting a call from "one-eyed Scott" in Texas.

We kick off with Vita Vea requesting a trade from the Bucs, Boomer pondering why people always ask about pro athletes showering, and Boomer recounting getting hog-tied naked in an elevator during a Maryland hazing incident. Jerry's final update starts with a look back at 1988 Starting Lineup figures, followed by Dave Sims calling a Jazz Chisholm bunt in the Yankees' win over the White Sox, Gio admitting he's never met anyone with rabies, and Francisco Lindor driving in six runs as the Mets beat the Braves. Plus, hear the play-by-play of groundskeepers chasing a loose squirrel in Detroit, Plaxico Burress saying playing for the Jets was like being in prison, the Moment of the Day on how the new generation doesn't eat pie, and a final wrap-up on rabies and eating squirrel as a kid.

Max Fried was iffy but the Yanks won. Mets beat the Braves with Lindor homering twice. A squirrel went off at the Tigers-Orioles game. Plaxico Burress on what was worse, prison or the Jets. Also, a some men don't eat pie moment.

Boomer also said he was once ‘hog tied naked and thrown in the elevator' as part of a hazing incident at Maryland.

Jerry has audio from a show Gio referenced from 2018 while on location where Gio went out drinking with friends the night before and wasn't feeling well. The Mets beat the Braves as Lindor homered twice. We also heard from Andy Reid on the shooting of Eric Bieniemy's wife.

Jamal Adams is joining the Vikings. We also talked about the Jets quarterback situation and who will back up Geno Smith. Let's also not forget Rob Saleh is the head coach of the Titans and Brian Daboll is the offensive coordinator.

Jerry's got Dave Sims call as the Yankees beat the White Sox with Ali Sanchez hitting his first career HR. Max Fried said he was not great, not terrible. The Mets beat the Braves as Lindor drove in 6 with a triple and two home runs. Plaxico Burress was with Carton and Lil' Wayne and was asked which was worse, playing for the Jets or going to prison.

Al Dukes really likes Cam Ward now after watching Quarterback on Netflix. Also, Boomer told stories about his own rookie season and how terrible he was.

Jerry's first update starts with the sounds of the Yankees beating the White Sox. The Mets beat the Braves as Francisco Lindor homered twice and drove in six. We heard from Zac Thornton after the game on his pitching performance. Juan Soto talked about his injury. A squirrel got loose in the Orioles/Tigers game in Detroit. We heard play by play of the grounds crew trying to catch him.

Cody Bellinger is on the IL, joining Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton -- he will be out 4-6 weeks. Gio thinks Aaron Boone should be a favorite for manager of the year.

WFAN hosts break down LeBron James' shocking decision to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers, debating whether this new Eastern Conference superteam actually poses a threat to the Knicks or is destined for an epic collapse. Plus, the crew reacts to wild reports that LeBron plans to live in New York City and commute to Philly home games by helicopter.

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Today's show breaks down LeBron James' shock move to Philadelphia from every angle, featuring reactions from Stephen A. Smith, Charles Barkley, Dwyane Wade, and Aaron Boone. In baseball, we tackle the Mets' brutal season, Carlos Beltran's Hall of Fame induction speech, and health updates on Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger. Plus, we dive into Boomer's bizarre sunscreen habits, delayed news on Tony Romo and Kyle Shanahan, a wild caller story about a murderer, and an embarrassing birthday surprise for Rami.

We kick off with LeBron James signing with the Sixers—a move Gio foresees as a helicopter-commuting disaster that poses zero threat to the Knicks—before Jerry's first update brings reactions from Stephen A. Smith and Dwyane Wade. Next, we have sounds from the Phillies beating the Yankees as Cody Bellinger hits the IL, followed by the Mets topping the Dodgers in what might be Freddy Peralta's final game as a Met. Finally, new Hall of Famer Carlos Beltran reflects on his time in New York, and Dan Le Batard wraps up the hour with his theory that a Michael Rubin and Fanatics side deal pushed LeBron to Philadelphia.

We kick off with a classic clip of arguing news anchors, Gio's Tunnel to Towers event, Boomer's bizarre sunscreen technique, and the guys' go-to karaoke picks. Jerry's update brings Spike Eskin's reaction to LeBron joining the Sixers, sound from the Yankees losing to the Phillies, and Marcus Semien homering to beat the Dodgers. Finally, Carlos Beltran sends a message to Steve Cohen from his Hall of Fame induction, before we question why Tony Romo's OWI and Kyle Shanahan's car crash weren't reported immediately.

We start with Gio refusing to let the Mets blame injuries for their horrific season, Emma Stone opting for Juan Soto over Francisco Lindor for a movie cameo, and a caller wondering if Carlos Beltran will be the next Mets manager. Jerry's update delivers sound from the Yankees losing to the Phillies, Beltran's Hall of Fame speech, Daniel Jones feeling good heading into camp, and Mike Vrabel bringing a puppy to his press conference. Finally, Stephen A. Smith gets Charles Barkley's reaction to LeBron going to Philly, before caller Dan in Carteret recounts a murderer trying to get a ride in his car.

We start with Gio admitting it throws him off that Aaron Boone and Jalen Brunson are Philly sports fans, especially with Boone cheering LeBron's move to the Sixers despite acknowledging the Knicks as champs. Next, Gio wonders if LeBron has any NBA enemies, while Boomer notes today's rivalries lack intensity. Jerry's final update detours to Lake Titicaca before delivering Aaron Judge's health update, Cody Bellinger heading to the IL, and Freddy Peralta admitting he let the team down. Finally, we hit the Moment of the Day before closing out with an embarrassing call from Rami's parents wishing him a happy birthday.

Jerry has Aaron Judge who has NO update on his health. He also talked about Cody Bellinger going on the IL. We heard from Freddy Peralta as he said he let the team down this year. The Moment of The Day: I want to be here when the show's still successful.

Gio said it throws him off that Aaron Boone and Jalen Brunson are Philadelphia sports fans. Boone was excited to hear LeBron was going to the Sixers, even though he acknowledged the Knicks are champs.

Jerry has the sounds of the Yankees losing to the Phillies. We heard from Carlos Beltran as he was inducted into the Hall of Fame. Daniel Jones was on ESPN saying he feels good going into camp. Mike Vrabel brought a puppy to his press conference. Stephen A. Smith had Charles Barkley talk about LeBron going to Philly.

Emma Stone is filming a movie and used Juan Soto instead of Francisco Lindor for a Mets player cameo. A caller wonders if Carlos Beltran will be the next Mets Manager after hearing his Hall of Fame speech.

Dan Le Batard thinks Michael Rubin and LeBron have a side deal with Fanatics which is why he chose Philadelphia.

Jerry's back with more reaction about LeBron James from the "vegan hipster" himself - Spike Eskin. Sounds of the Yanks losing to Philly while Marcus Semien put the nail in the Dodgers' coffin for a Mets win. Also, Carlos Beltran all but begged Steve Cohen to make him the next Mets manager.

Jerry starts with Stephen A. Smith & Dwayne Wade talking about LeBron to Philly. The Phillies beating the Yankees as Cody Bellinger heads to the IL. The Mets beat the Dodgers as Freddy Peralta may have pitched his final game as a Met. Carlos Beltran talked about being a Met as he was inducted into the Hall of Fame.