Boomer & Gio

We went through the listeners' favorite Eddie drops with Eddie to explain their origins.

The guys list and give the backstories for Eddie's most iconic drops

A retirement gift for Eddie - a Ford Bronco.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Mike Breen and the Knicks winning again. The Yankees only had 3 hits in their shutout loss to the Blue Jays. We did Eddie trivia with a couple of contestants.

Boomer and Gio recap the Knicks' game 2 win and the Yankees offense struggling to score

We are live from D'Jais in Belmar for our Kickoff to Summer and we started with the Knicks taking a commanding 2-0 lead over the Cavaliers. Boomer said they are on the cusp of being the best Knicks team ever. Also, we all went to dinner last night and Al had to pay and he used gift cards.

Boomer believes that this current Knicks team has the potential to be the greatest ever. Also, there's controversy after the guys go to dinner

Al & Jerry: Eddie Scozzare joins us for his final Podcast appearance

We kick off with the Spurs/Thunder game and Dylan Harper's injury, a Knicks/Cavs Game 2 preview, Boomer tracking the 1010 WINS weather guy, Jerry's updates on SGA and Josh Hart, a Nationals victory over the Mets, and a caller asking Eddie about career regrets. Next, Chris Russo misses Game 1 by taking Valium for an MRI, Gio compares a tarmac delay to an MRI tube, Al encounters a subway accordion player, and updates cover Mike Brown, OKC evening their series, a 2-1 Yankees loss, and the Mets' missing offense. Then, John Minko honors Eddie's emotional last day with a greatest hits montage, Jerry recaps Cleveland's fourth-quarter struggles, the Yankees drop another 2-1 pitching duel, Juan Soto homers twice in a Mets loss, and rain cancels today's golf game. Finally, we break down the Knicks/Cavs spread, a crying caller brings on Mark Chernoff to discuss Eddie's retirement and Boomer's Hall of Fame induction, Chris Russo admits he didn't vote for Boomer, the Moment of the Day delivers a final "See Ya!" to Eddie, and Nicole previews Kickoff to Summer.

We kick off with the Spurs/Thunder game and Dylan Harper's injury, followed by a Knicks/Cavs Game 2 preview and expectations for James Harden. Before Jerry's first update, Boomer tries to track down the name of the 1010 WINS weather guy. Jerry then delivers postgame sound from SGA on the Thunder's bounce-back, Josh Hart on getting benched late, and Harden on Cleveland's defense. Moving to baseball, we hear the sounds of CJ Abrams' 3-run homer as the Nationals beat the Mets, Zack Thornton's emotional MLB debut with his dad, and Dave Sims calling a Cam Schlittler walked-in run. Finally, we wrap up the hour with a caller asking Eddie if he has any career regrets.

Chris Russo missed Knicks/Cavs Game 1 after taking two Valiums for an MRI and falling asleep at 8 p.m., prompting Gio to compare a tarmac delay to an MRI tube. Next, Al rides the subway for the first time in seven years and immediately gets an accordion player in his face. Jerry then returns with Mike Brown discussing player sacrifices, OKC evening their series with the Spurs, a 2-1 Yankees loss to the Blue Jays despite Cam Schlittler pitching well, and Carlos Mendoza addressing the Mets' missing offense against the Nationals. Finally, a caller wonders which other WFAN personalities will become Radio Hall of Famers.

John Minko stops by the studio for Eddie's emotional last day, discussing everything Eddie has done for the station over the years and playing an audio montage of his greatest hits. Jerry then returns with a Knicks/Cavs preview highlighting Cleveland's poor fourth-quarter play, followed by Chris Russo talking about taking two Valiums for an MRI tube. In baseball, the Yankees lose a 2-1 pitching duel to the Blue Jays, and the Mets fall to the Nationals despite hearing from Carlos Mendoza and Juan Soto homering twice. Finally, a caller offers Eddie early retirement tips before the bad news arrives that today's golf game is cancelled due to rain.

We break down the spread for tonight's Knicks/Cavs Game 2, talk about Josh Hart's unselfish play, and explain why Gio would still pick the Knicks to win the series even with a Game 1 loss. Next, a caller cries over Eddie's retirement, prompting Mark Chernoff to call in to discuss Eddie stepping down and Boomer making the Hall of Fame. Jerry then returns with an update featuring Chris Russo admitting he didn't vote for Boomer's induction, followed by the Mets' loss to the Nationals despite two Juan Soto home runs. Finally, the Moment of the Day revisits Boomer saying "See Ya!" to a retiring Eddie, before Nicole checks in to wrap up the show ahead of tomorrow's Kickoff to Summer.

Jerry returns for an update and starts with Chris Russo on Boomer Esiason's Hall of Fame induction and he said he doesn't think he voted for him. The Mets lost to the Nationals despite Juan Soto hitting two home runs. The Moment of The Day: Boomer talks about Eddie retiring, ‘See Ya!'

A caller starts to cry thinking about Eddie retiring. Mark Chernoff called in to talk about Eddie's retirement and Boomer getting into the Hall of Fame.

Jerry starts with a preview of Knicks/Cavs and how poorly the Cavs played once the fourth quarter hit. We heard Chris Russo talking about not being able to get in an MRI tube so he took 2 valiums. The Yankees lost to the Blue Jays in a pitching duel, 2-1. The Mets lost to the Nationals and we heard from Carlos Mendoza. Juan Soto did homer twice in the loss.

John Minko has come into the studio for Eddie's last day and he was getting a little emotional. Minko talked about all the things Eddie has done with the station over the years.

Jerry got the sounds of Mike Brown talking about players that sacrificed minutes for the good of the team. OKC evened up their series with the Spurs. The Yankees lost to the Blue Jays 2-1 but Cam Schlitter pitched well for six innings. The Mets lost to the Nationals and Carlos Mendoza was asked where the offense went.

Gio talked about being stuck on the tarmac and how it feels like he's in an MRI tube. Al was on a subway for the first time in 7 years and was immediately in the presence of an accordion player in his face.

Jerry updates us with some postgame sound from SGA on the Thunder's bounce back win. We heard from Josh Hart about sitting on the bench down the stretch, CJ Abrams hitting a 3-run HR as the Nationals beat the Mets, Mets pitcher Zack Thornton, who made his MLB debut and Dave Sims on the call as Cam Schlittler walked in a run.

We started with the Spurs/Thunder game and how former Rutgers star Dylan Harper was injured in the loss. We also previewed tonight's Knicks/Cavs game 2 and talked about what we expect from James Harden.

Al & Jerry: We should shake hands with our left hand, messages on X from fake girls and teenagers running crazy in Long Branch

Today, we break down the Knicks' thrilling 22-point Game 1 OT comeback win over the Cavs, featuring Jalen Brunson's fourth-quarter takeover, Kenny Atkinson's timeout management, and postgame reactions from Mike Breen, Charles Barkley, and Cleveland sports radio. Callers chime in on the chaotic win and Eddie's upcoming retirement, as the crew celebrates Boomer's induction into the national Radio Hall of Fame. In baseball, the Mets blew a 5-0 lead to the Nationals on a James Wood inside-the-park grand slam, while Ben Rice hit his 16th homer to power a Yankees win over the Blue Jays. Finally, the show wraps up with Gio as Eddie celebrating a potential golf rainout, Dennis Schroder's "0-1" Instagram photo dump, and a quick preview of Game 2.

The Knicks pulled off a thrilling Game 1 OT comeback against the Cavs after trailing by 22, sparking a Jalen Brunson fourth-quarter takeover while Kenny Atkinson sat on his timeouts. Jerry's first update brings the sounds of the final 13 minutes via Mike Breen, along with thoughts from Mike Brown and KAT. Next, the Mets had a 5-0 lead as Bo Bichette hit two homers and James Wood hit an inside-the-park grand slam. Over in the Bronx, the Yankees beat the Blue Jays with Ben Rice tying Judge at 16 homers apiece. Finally, the Cavs' Dennis Schroder wrapped up the hour with an Instagram photo dump captioned "0-1."

Last night's Knicks game was ugly with plenty of misses until the fourth quarter. Callers react to what they didn't like from the Knicks, wonder what Eddie's final drop will be on Thursday, and break down Brunson's use of the top of the backboard. Jerry returns with Mike Breen's "bedlam at the Garden" audio, followed by Brunson on targeting James Harden, Charles Barkley calling it a Cavs choke job, and Kenny Atkinson explaining his timeouts and taking Harden off Brunson. Finally, the Nationals beat the Mets as Torrens had a rough night and James Wood hit an inside-the-park grand slam, the Yankees beat the Blue Jays with Ben Rice's 16th homer, and the hour closes with Boomer going into the national Radio Hall of Fame.

The Knicks secured a Game 1 comeback win over the Cavs, prompting Boomer to call them the best Knicks team since ‘99 despite a tough watch until the fourth quarter, while Shaun Morash deleted a premature tweet predicting a Knicks loss. Jerry returns for an update, starting with WFAN's promo for Boomer's Hall of Fame induction, followed by Mike Breen's call of the comeback, Cleveland radio's Ken Carmen calling it a “choke job,” and Shannon Sharpe and Ocho Cinco breaking down Harden's performance. Next, we hear Nationals TV call James Wood's inside-the-park grand slam against the Mets. Finally, we talk about Eddie's last studio day before retirement tomorrow and the bad rain threatening tomorrow's golf plans.

We start with the Knicks' 22-point comeback win over the Cavs to take Game 1 at a Garden that felt just like Boomer remembers it as a kid. Jerry's final update brings audio of Mike Brown calling the fans "frickin' awesome," Jalen Brunson on the message to the team down 22, and Kenny Atkinson on his timeouts and keeping James Harden on Brunson. Next, the Mets lost to the Nationals as James Wood hit an inside-the-park grand slam, prompting us to listen to Tony Gwynn's 1997 inside-the-parker, before hearing Dave Sims call Ben Rice's 16th homer in a Yankees win over the Blue Jays. Finally, the Moment of the Day features Gio as Eddie excited for a potential golf rainout, followed by a preview of tomorrow night's Knicks/Cavs Game 2.

We started with the Knicks 22 point comeback win over the Cavs to take game 1. Last night the Garden was the way Boomer remembers it as a kid.

Jerry brings us reaction from sports radio in Cleveland, as Ken Carmen called it a ‘choke job'. Shannon Sharpe and Ocho Cinco talked about Harden's performance. We heard Nationals TV on the call as James Wood hit an inside the park grand slam against the Mets.

Boomer thinks this is the best Knicks team since ‘99, though the game was a tough watch until the fourth quarter.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Mike Breen as there was ‘bedlam at the Garden'. Jalen Brunson was asked if he was targeting James Harden. Charles Barkley said ‘that was a damn choke job' by the Cavs. Kenny Atkinson talked about why he didn't take his timeouts. He was also asked about taking Harden off of Brunson. The Nationals beat the Mets as Torrens had a bit of a rough night behind the plate. James Wood had an inside the park grand slam. The Yankees beat the Blue Jays as Ben Rice hit his 16th HR.

Last night's Knicks game was a bad game until the fourth quarter. In a make or miss league, there were a lot of misses. A caller saw some things in the game he didn't like from the Knicks.

Jerry has the sounds of Mike Breen as the Knicks dominated in the final 13 minutes. Mike Brown talked about the comeback. KAT said it was a thrilling ending. The Mets had a 5-0 lead as Bo Bichette hit 2 HRs, and then James Wood hit an inside the park grand slam. The Yankees beat the Blue Jays as Ben Rice homered and he and Judge are tied with 16 each.

Jalen Brunson turned it on in the fourth quarter as the Knicks came back down 22 to win in OT. Kenny Atkinson sat on his timeouts for some reason as the Knicks came roaring back.

Al & Jerry: When salaries go up, prices do too. So how do you get ahead?

Today on the show, we build up massive hype for tonight's Knicks/Cavs playoff opener at the Garden, breaking down Jalen Brunson's contract, comparisons to the '90s squad, and Gio's supreme confidence in a series win. We recap a wild night in sports headlined by the Mets' explosive 10-run 12th inning against the Nationals, the Yankees beating the Blue Jays behind a Jazz Chisholm homer, and the Spurs topping OKC in a double-OT thriller powered by Victor Wembanyama. Plus, we prep for Friday's Kickoff to Summer at D'Jais as we celebrate Eddie's final week before retirement—complete with sheep gifts and emotional check-ins. Finally, we react to Bill Belichick taking shots at Jets ownership on Pardon My Take and John Harbaugh making waves at a Giants town hall!

Tonight, the Knicks and Cavs battle at the Garden, the Mets score 10 runs in the 12th to beat the Nationals, and the LIRR strike ends with limited noon service. Boomer predicts a six-game Knicks series, Jerry delivers updates from Josh Hart and Jalen Brunson, and the Spurs top OKC in double OT behind a huge night from Victor Wembanyama. After hearing the sounds of the Mets' wild 12th inning, we check out Jazz Chisholm homering in Giancarlo Stanton's pants, John Harbaugh's bold claims at the Giants' town hall about kicking the Cowboys' ass, and the Canadiens advancing past the Sabres. We wrap it all up with Eddie's "Yankees Elimination Day" t-shirts.

We're getting ready for our Kickoff to Summer live from D'Jais in Belmar, NJ this Friday, which will be Eddie's last show before retirement. We talk to Eddie about whether he'll cry and when reality will actually hit him, followed by a caller on dialysis who wants his kidney. Jerry then updates us with the sounds of the Spurs beating OKC in double OT behind a dominant Victor Wembanyama, the Mets' 10-run 12th inning against the Nationals, and the Yankees' win over the Blue Jays. Finally, we preview tonight's Knicks/Cavs opener and a caller's comparison to the Ewing/Starks team.

We talk Mets baseball and the N.L. East, with Boomer predicting the leading Braves will eventually hit injuries and a losing streak, before Dan in Carteret checks in about coming to Kickoff to Summer. Jerry then returns with updates: Knicks/Cavs preview from the players and Mike Brown, Spurs taking game one from OKC in double OT, the Mets' 10-run 12th inning against the Nationals, and the Yankees beating the Blue Jays as Jazz homered. Finally, Pete Crow-Armstrong shares his regret over his choice of words to a female fan who told him he sucked, and Boomer insists he's still getting Eddie sheep for his retirement gift.

Bill Belichick explained on Pardon My Take that he left the Jets right away to work for a good owner instead of Woody Johnson or James Dolan. Cam Skattebo plans on playing all 17 games, Boomer talks about Jaxson Dart being smart with his body, and we discuss Jalen Brunson taking less money for a Knicks championship. Jerry previews Knicks/Cavs with Mike Brown on pressuring Cleveland, followed by the Spurs' double-OT win over OKC with a great game from Victor Wembanyama. Finally, the Mets score 10 in the 12th to beat the Nationals, the Yankees beat the Blue Jays as Cody Bellinger and Jazz Chisholm homer, John Harbaugh gets booed at a Giants event for referencing Dexter Lawrence, and we hit the Moment of the Day's NFC East ass-kicking before closing with Gio's supreme confidence in the Knicks.

The Moment of The Day: Lots of ass kicking in the NFC East. Plus, Gio has never gone into a conference championship with one of his teams with as much confidence as he has in the Knicks right now.

Bill Belichick was on Pardon My Take and said he didn't take the Jets job because he would rather work for a good owner.