Boomer & Gio

Despite having a good weekend on the field by taking 2 of 3 from Toronto the Yankees were dealt more bad injury news with Ryan McMahon and Ryan Weathers hitting the IL. Also, Giancarlo Stanton's latest setback will likely cost him the rest of the season. Have we seen the last of Big G in Pinstripes?

Boomer & Gio kick off with Geno Smith's Jets performance, Deshaun Watson's feud with Cleveland fans, Enes Kanter Freedom's WNBA ejection, and whether NFL players could return to college. They move on to Giancarlo Stanton's latest calf setback, Yankees and Mets storylines, a cringe golf commercial, and WNBA leadership issues. Next, the guys address the media fallout around Ed Oliver's family tragedy, radio station bathroom construction, and the Toronto Tempo's taco-loving mascot. Finally, Gio looks at potential Mets targets, debates how dogs perceive their owners, and gears up for a potentially disastrous golf trip with unseen swings.

Boomer & Gio return to break down Geno Smith's drive with the Jets and Boomer's big offensive prediction, before Gio points out how much Cade Klubnik looks like a little kid. Next, they dive into Deshaun Watson's feud with Cleveland fans and Gio's harsh takedown of the QB, followed by Jerry's first update featuring audio from Geno, Watson getting booed, Yankees highlights from Ben Rice, Carlos Rodon, and Jazz, plus the Mets' walk-off loss to the White Sox. Finally, Enes Kanter Freedom gets thrown out of a WNBA game for arguing with Natasha Cloud, and the guys debate whether eligible NFL players could ever return to college ball.

Giancarlo Stanton suffers another calf setback running the bases, setting off discussions on Aaron Boone's Manager of the Year odds, Aaron Judge's status this season, the Mets' irrelevant September, and Boomer wanting a Yankees Josh Hart bobblehead. Next, Jerry's update covers Jazz Chisholm's homer in a Yankees win over the Blue Jays, audio from Ben Rice, players thanking Karl Ravech, Bruce Beck interviewing Jameis Winston, Deshaun Watson on going to Cleveland, Shedeur Sanders on getting booed, and Wyndham Clark's Tigers first pitch. Finally, Gio calls out a bad Good Good Golf and Callaway commercial, followed by a discussion on the WNBA's lack of leadership.

Tragic news surrounding Bills defender Ed Oliver sparks controversy over how the team and reporters handled his son's drowning, followed by Josh Allen's frustration with how the news broke. Next, the guys talk about the radio station's bathroom construction before Jerry's update covers Jazz Chisholm's 50/50 prediction, a breakdown of Yankees injuries, Jefry Yan's premature strikeout celebration turning into a home run, Rob Saleh on the Titans' lack of scoring, Todd Monken on turning Browns boos into cheers, and Enes Kanter Freedom on getting thrown out of a WNBA game. Finally, the hour ends with the Toronto Tempo's new binary mascot and its love for soft shell tacos.

Gio kicks things off by looking at which injured players David Stearns might target for the Mets next season, leading into a discussion on whether dogs truly know their owners or just see them as food providers, and if they understand time. Next, Jerry's final update covers Carlos Rodon's latest outing, Jazz Chisholm's homer, a caller's psychic pet revelation, Deshaun Watson taking Cleveland boos personally, Shedeur Sanders urging fans to respect Watson, Puka Nacua's McDonald's habits, and the Moment of the Day featuring Hannah. Finally, Gio prepares for a potentially disastrous round of golf with friends whose swings he's never seen, followed by more talk on the Toronto Tempo's non-binary mascots.

Jerry's final update of the day features Carlos Rodon on his outing yesterday, Jazz homering and talking about the swing & Deshaun Watson about why the fans in Cleveland are booing. Shedeur Sanders said the fans should respect Watson. Puka Nacua talked about how often he goes to McDonalds. The Moment of The Day: Hannah!

We take a sidestep from the usual stuff by wondering whether dogs know their owners and whether they can know the passing of time.

Jerry returns for an update, but first we talked about the bathroom situation here at the radio station with construction going on. We heard from Jazz Chisholm after the game on his prediction of a 50/50 season. We also went through all the Yankees injuries. Jefry Yan jumped thinking he had a strikeout, but it was a ball, and then he gave up a HR.

Ed Oliver of the Bills had a tragedy hit his family as his 2 yr old son drowned in a pool. One reporter said the Bills were initially covering up the details. Josh Allen said he hated the way the news got out.

Jerry brings us Bruce Beck talking to Jameis Winston. Deshaun Watson talked about what he thought going to Cleveland would be like. Shedeur Sanders said he understands how Watson feels about getting booed. We heard from Wyndham Clark about the first pitch he threw out at a Tigers game.

Giancarlo Stanton had another setback. While attempting to run the bases, he hurt his left calf. The previous two times that he tried running the bases he hurt his right calf. We also talked about Aaron Boone's odds of winning Manager of the year.

Jerry's here and we give you his whole first sportscast. He's got Geno Smith on how things went on their first scoring drive. Deshaun Watson on getting booed at home. Dave Sims on the call as Ben Rice had a 2-run single. Jazz homered and we heard from him after the game. The Mets lost to the White Sox on a walk off HR. Enes Kanter Freedom went to a WNBA game and got thrown out for arguing with Natasha Cloud.

The guys are back in the house and start with the Jets game and how Geno looked like his best self out there. We have some hope. Plus, Gio has no hope for Deshaun Watson in Cleveland who is simply hated by the fanbase.

Craig Carton calls out John Harbaugh for putting Jaxson Dart back into a meaningless preseason game. Plus: -Tiki Barber and Evan Roberts on the importance of keeping Dart healthy -Boomer Esiason disagrees with Craig on Jaxson Dart take -Bart Scott predicts a 6-11 season for the Giants -Evan and Tiki on Odell Beckham Jr.'s chances to make the team

Steve Cohen spoke to the media this week, and doubled down on his belief that David Stearns is the right man for the job. Boomer and Jerry react to Cohen's comments, as do Evan and Tiki. Plus, Craig Carton has a wild hypothetical where the Dodgers' owner suddenly selling his shares of the team leads to Shohei Ohtani in Queens, and Jerry Recco wonders if Francisco Lindor's improved play is another sign that he and Juan Soto cannot coexist.

The Yankees were hit with another injury blow, this time to Max Fried. Evan and Tiki discuss if the prognosis is truly as optimistic as Aaron Boone made it out to be, and wonder how the Yanks continue to survive this injury wave. Plus, Boomer and Jerry wonder how long the Yanks can stay afloat with so many key players out, Craig Carton and Emmanuel Berbari discuss the starting rotation without Fried, and is George Lombard Jr. the spark that can take the Yanks on a deep playoff run?

Jerry Recco and Boomer Esiason discuss the Jets' potential to be a middling team this year – and why that's an improvement. Plus: -Why football viewership in New York is so poor -Boomer argues for teams to play their QBs -Jerry on the Yankees sweeping the Orioles and showing their winning formula -Boomer breaks down the financial scandal of Dodgers owner Mark Walter -Can Francisco Lindor and Juan Sotoa co-exist going forward?

Baldy is back, this time from Florida immediately following the Giants and Dolphins joint practice and scrimmage today. He recaps the noticeable impact from Najee Harris, Jaxon Dart's development, who he believes will emerge as WR1 for the Dolphins, and more!

Jerry and C-Lo step in for Boomer & Gio as the Yankees sweep the Orioles, proving their World Series formula with only the Rays standing in their way in the AL. After breaking down heated Giants-Dolphins joint practices, the Islanders' new third jersey, and Jacob deGrom's milestone strikeout, the guys preview Geno Smith's Jets start, Michael Kay's wild broadcast call, and their all-time best and worst concerts. Next, they dive into NFL preseason odds, the origin of Aaron Boone's pointing, and a listener True or False game, before Willie Colon calls in live from Pittsburgh to preview Jets-Steelers. The show wraps up with a debate on the Mets' playoff hopes, an unexpected Moment of the Day, and a preview of tomorrow's Giants game in Miami.

Jerry and C-Lo step in for Boomer & Gio on a Feel Good Summer Friday. After the Yankees swept the Orioles behind a strong Gerrit Cole start, Jerry outlines the team's World Series formula as the offense wakes up and Aaron Judge works his way back. Both hosts agree only the Rays can stop New York in the AL. Peter Schwartz arrives for his first update, fielding a question about his Jets coverage days before delivering sounds from the Yankees' victory. Tensions heat up at a joint Giants-Dolphins practice until Jaxson Dart steps in, the Islanders unveil their third jersey winner (leaving both Peter's design and Boomer's fish stick dream out in the cold), Jerry tests C-Lo on an AL dark horse threat, and Jacob deGrom hits a major milestone.

We open with a preview of tonight's Jets preseason game starting Geno Smith, where a Week 1 loss could mean instant disaster. Before Peter's update, the guys recall the Jets' last victory in Miami and yesterday's crazy storms. Spencer Jones homers to complete a Yankees sweep of the Orioles and gain ground on the Rays, sparking a wild call from Michael Kay. Jacob deGrom becomes the second-fastest pitcher to reach 2,000 strikeouts, tensions turn physical at the Giants-Dolphins joint practice, and the winning Islanders alternate jersey is unveiled alongside Peter's failed attempt. Finally, the hour wraps up with a look at everyone's best, worst, and bucket-list live concerts.

Jerry and C-Lo break down preseason NFL odds to reveal their biggest surprises along with the players and teams they view as over or undervalued. Peter returns for an update and we touch upon his weight loss before playing audio from a jovial Aaron Boone following a Yankees victory over the Orioles. Jerry and C-Lo validate Craig's theory regarding the origin of Boone's pointing, and the hour wraps up with Jerry playing a game of true or false with a listener.

Willie Colon calls in from Pittsburgh to preview tonight's Jets-Steelers preseason game and share what he hopes to see from New York. Peter returns for his final update with sounds from the Yankees' offensive explosion in Baltimore, prompting a debate over how many games the Mets need to gain to stay alive in the playoff race. The Moment of the Day sees Willie hit with an unexpected question that forces Jerry to step in for C-Lo, and the show wraps up with a look ahead to tomorrow's Giants preseason game in Miami.

Willie calls in from Pittsburgh to give us the skinny on what he hopes to see tonight from the team.

Who might be MVP? Super Bowl champ? That sort of thing.

Shorter Peter this time around with talk about when the Jets last won in Miami before moving on the the Yanks taking care of the Orioles.

And honestly, that would be a huge improvement.

Peter Schwartz is here for his first update of the day but first Jerry has a question about a memorable moment from Peter's time covering the Jets for WFAN. Peter has the sounds of the Yankees win over the Orioles to complete the sweep. Yesterday's joint practice between the Giants and Dolphins got a little heated. Jaxson Dart stepped in to keep things under control. The Islanders unveiled the winner of their third jersey contest.

The Yankees swept the Orioles, Gerrit Cole had another good start and Jerry says this is the formula for the Yankees winning the World Series.

Jerry and Rami: What are MLB's best and worst ballparks?

Jerry joins Boomer to debate Pete Alonso's controversial foul ball, Mason Rincon's Little League walk-off, Steve Cohen's pre-game comments, and the federal investigation into Dodgers owner Mark Walter. As C-Lo brings the updates, the guys cover Kodai Senga's new closer role, Fernando Mendoza, the pressures of playing in New York, and Scottie Scheffler's thoughts on LIV Golf. Finally, Boomer drops the bit to admit Alonso's hit was fair before rounding out the show with movie lists, the Moment of the Day, and a golf course recommendation.

Jerry is in for Gio for one more day alongside Boomer! On today's show: Mason Rincon hits a walk-off HR in the Little League World Series, Pete Alonso's controversial replay call sparks debate after the Yankees win, and the guys react to Steve Cohen's pre-game comments. Plus, Kodai Senga debuts a new entrance video, Jerry teases a big Mets moment for Boomer, and callers weigh in on an E60 feature and the flaws of replay review.

We break down the federal investigation into Dodgers owner Mark Walter and Shohei Ohtani's opt-out clause. C-Lo returns with the Orioles broadcast of Pete Alonso's controversial foul ball, Lombard's game-winning RBI, and Carson Benge's HR powering a Mets win as Kodai Senga settles into his new closer role. Plus, audio from Steve Cohen, Al Dukes, Mason Rincon's walk-off HR, and Fernando Mendoza—whom Boomer still thinks sounds like Tom Brady. Finally, Boomer unboxes gifts to share with Jerry!

Jerry asks Boomer why playing in New York is so tough for athletes, leading to a Jets fan's "festival of pain" motto and a debate on championship grace periods. C-Lo returns for an update as Dylan Beavers' HR in a Yankees win prompts a tangent on rabid beavers, Aaron Boone reacts to Pete Alonso's foul ball, and Boomer shows off listener drawings. Finally, Scottie Scheffler's thoughts on LIV golfers returning lead to a discussion on sports league competition, LIV's demise, and what price it would take to work for a competitor in an undesirable location.

We continue discussing LIV Golf and its TV deal before Boomer drops the bit and admits Pete Alonso's controversial hit was indeed fair. A caller from Kentucky brightens the show, C-Lo returns for his final update, and Boomer shares a movie list for Rami. Plus, reactions from Pete Alonso, John Kruk, and Liam Coen lead into the Moment of the Day. Finally, Jerry recommends a golf course for the crew, and a caller highlights a few "man's movies" Boomer missed.

C-Lo has got Pete Alonso's reaction to last night's controversial call. John Kruk had a fun comment about what a man can do if he gets hit in a certain area while not wearing a cup. Liam Coen is a good young coach but a weird one. The Moment of The Day: Jerry teasing something only Boomer can be aroused by.

And quickly makes our day.

We discuss the demise of LIV Golf and how competition to major sports leagues can work. How much would it take us to move somewhere undesirable and work for a competitor?

Jerry asks Boomer what is so different about playing in New York that makes it hard for some athletes to succeed here?

C-Lo has the Orioles TV broadcast call of Pete Alonso's foul ball that we all think was really a HR. Carson Benge's HR led the Mets to a win and series victory over the Padres. Jerry thinks Kodai Senga looks like he is enjoying his new role as a closer. C-Lo has audio of Steve Cohen's pre-game chat with reporters, the call of Mason Rincon's walk-off HR for Bayonne last night & more audio from Fernando Mendoza.

We discuss the federal investigation into Dodgers owner Mark Walter and the potential ramifications. Walter is selling the Lakers but will he have to sell the Dodgers next?