Boomer & Gio

Knicks win the NBA Cup and we debate if a Finals appearance is now the only acceptable standard. We break down the "locker room idiocy" and viral Josh Hart antics that fueled this championship run, Jerry brings us the best sounds from a wild night of trophy presentations and bizarre reporter questions, and we tackle the biggest headlines including Mike Francesa's "political" Mets theories and the Jets' pursuit of a new identity with Fernando Mendoza. From Al & Jerry contemplating God to the emotional countdown of Boomer's final Sports Minutes after 13 years — plus Sean McVay's big family news, & Pat Boyle's ice wipeout.

The Knicks hoist the NBA Cup while the Rangers get iced at home, but is it Finals or bust for NY? From Gio's concern over KAT's injury to Josh Hart's viral celebration, Jerry's got the sounds of the trophy presentation, Pat Boyle's epic ice wipeout, and your calls on the Knicks' big night.

From "divine" life lessons and Boomer allegedly stealing Gio's credit to the mystery of the missing holiday dinner! Jerry joins us with the sounds of the Knicks' NBA Cup glory, the Rangers' latest MSG meltdown, and Ja Rule's disastrous golf swing, plus we react to Jerry Jones' Micah Parsons update and the surprise news about Zach Gelb's show ending.

Is it a tank job or a culture flip? We debate Aaron Glenn's bold move to fire Steve Wilks and if the Jets are finally chasing the personality they need with Fernando Mendoza. Plus, Jerry's update features the Knicks' NBA Cup glory, Mike Francesa's wild “political” take on the Mets' clubhouse rift, and the shocking tragedy involving Rob Reiner. All that, plus Mike McDaniel's on Tua.

The end of an era is here as we countdown to Boomer's final Sports Minute, featuring his legendary name-pronunciation fails! Plus, we've got the Knicks' NBA Cup trophy ceremony, the mystery behind Ryan Hurley's staff lunch, and a "revealing" Moment of the Day on locker room etiquette. From St. John's big win to Sean McVay's new baby.

Jerry wraps up with the sounds of NBA Cup glory, Adam Silver's awkward trophy handoff, and St. John's big win. Plus, Sean McVay welcomes a new baby, and we hit our Moment of the Day: the unfiltered reality of seeing your co-workers naked in the locker room.

End of an era! With the famous sports minute coming to an end, we look back at some of our favorite name mispronunciations, um, I mean moments.

Jerry's back with the sounds of NBA Cup glory as Ian Eagle calls the Knicks' big win, but the post-game vibes get weird with some truly bizarre questions from the international media. Plus, Mike Francesa gets "political" on the Mets' clubhouse dynamics between Soto, Lindor, and Nimmo, and Mike McDaniel addresses the mounting questions regarding Tua's future as the Dolphins' starter.

The Jets need improvement especially in the QB spot. Is Fernando Mendoza the answer?

Hear Ian Eagle's epic call of the Knicks' NBA Cup win, the terrible post-game questions that followed, and the sound of Jerry Jones reacting to a devastating Micah Parsons injury update. Plus, Ja Rule drilling a golf ball into a crowd and Boomer's brutal assessment of the Rangers' latest shutout loss.

Gio talked about yesterday's Al & Jerry's Postgame Podcast where they talked about God putting things in our lives to teach us life lessons.

NBA Cup trophies, parade questions for Brunson, and Pat Boyle falling on ice - Jerry's morning update has it all.

We're breaking down that wild Josh Hart and Jalen Brunson celebration and why these locker room antics matter.

From 'Al & Jerry's Postgame Podcast' (subscribe here): Is God or a greater power giving us life lessons? 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

The Jets' firing of Defensive Coordinator Steve Wilks is just the latest move in a disastrous 5-win season for the New York football teams, prompting deep dives into upcoming draft picks and the question of whether coaches should tank or try to win. Boomer believes a Mets blockbuster trade involving Francisco Lindor is coming, while the Knicks are playing for the much-debated NBA Cup tonight. We also break down the surprising Super Bowl odds, hear from Aaron Glenn after the Wilks firing, and reveal a mind-blowing statistic: this will be the first NFL playoffs in 27 years without Mahomes, Brady, or Manning! All that plus musing on a Gruden return and station hijinks.

The Jets' firing of DC Steve Wilks is just the latest move in a disastrous 5-win season for both NY teams, prompting draft pick talk and a debate on why QB drafting does matter. We get the latest update, including the sounds of Kevin Harlan's Steelers call, the scoop on a non-committal Aaron Glenn, and a shocking stat: this is the first NFL playoffs in 27 years without Mahomes, Brady, or Manning!

Why are older Knicks fans so invested in winning the NBA Cup, and why doesn't Gio get it? We cover the firing of Jets DC Steve Wilks—and ask if Aaron Glenn could be next—while hearing from Aaron Rodgers about the Steelers' win. Plus, Joe Benigno is praying for a Knicks NBA Cup loss, and Boomer remains confident the Mets are making significant roster additions!

We're talking AFC contenders and the inevitable: what happens with Mike Tomlin after the Steelers' 'winning season, playoff loss' ritual? Plus, the Sam Darnold-led Seahawks are shocking favorites in the early Super Bowl odds! The Knicks play for the NBA Cup tonight. We dive into the absurdity of trying to cancel "Jingle Bells" and check out sandwiches named after famous Italians. We're havin' fun this hour.

Should the Jets and Giants embrace the tank for a better draft pick, or play to win? We discuss the organization's power to make that choice. Plus, the Knicks face the Spurs tonight in the NBA Cup Championship—but Joe Benigno couldn't care less! We also look into the long-shot chances of Jon Gruden returning to the NFL and debate who should write the ultimate gossip book about the history of WFAN.

Jerry's back but we first wonder when and if that book about the secret FAN history will ever be written. We figure Eddie should write it. We hear a Moment of the Day featuring Joe B and his take on the Knicks and the NBA Cup. It ain't positive.

A caller brings up the point. Boomer doubts it, but never say never.

We have a little fun with Jerry as he mentions he'll be doing the Cowboys-Commanders game on Christmas for Compass Media. We also take a trip into his website and check out the items he's hocking there.

Could the Rams or even Sam Darnold's Seahawks be headed for the Super Bowl? We break down the early odds, including the unexpected favorite matchup of the Rams vs. Bills, and reveal the initial spreads for this weekend's NFL action. Plus, if the Steelers make the playoffs and lose, what is the realistic future for coach Mike Tomlin?

Jerry's back as Joe B "prays" the Knicks lose the Cup. Aaron Glenn addresses the firing of DC Steve Wilks—but could the Jets coach be next? We have the sounds of Aaron Rodgers' big play and his reaction to the 'castoffs' who stepped up for the Steelers. Plus, we hear from Jaxson Dart's girlfriend on her NYC complaints!

Gio wonders why a lot of Knicks fans seem to be really keyed on them winning the NBA Cup. Why?

Jerry's first update features Kevin Harlan calling the Steelers' win over the Dolphins! Plus, Aaron Glenn talks about firing Steve Wilks but remains tight-lipped on who will start at QB this week. And how did Boomer react to the Rangers' tough loss to the Ducks at MSG?

The Jets fired DC Steve Wilks—one of four coaches already canned by the 5-win Giants/Jets—as we look ahead to their top draft picks.

The WFAN team talks through draft scenarios and the firing of defensive coordinator Steve Wilks following the Jets' loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday

The WFAN team is questioning whether or not the Giants should trade the top overall NFL Draft pick after the 21-29 loss to the Washington Commanders on Sunday

This morning unpacks a wild Sunday: The Bills completed a massive 21-point comeback against the Patriots, but the league is reeling from likely torn ACLs for Patrick Mahomes and Micah Parsons. Jerry delivers updates on the Jets' 48-point embarrassment and the Vikings' win over the Cowboys, while Gio makes a bold Rams Super Bowl lock and debates the price players will demand for an 18-game season. Plus, Boomer makes an AFC title game prediction for the Texans and Broncos, we hear a critical review of JJ McCarthy, dive into the Mets signing Jorge Polanco, and close with the tragic breaking news involving director/actor Rob Reiner and his wife, Michelle.

It was a big NFL Sunday that saw the Bills pull off a comeback thriller against the Pats and the Jets suffer a humiliating 48-point collapse, but the big story is the brutal injury bug hitting two superstars: Patrick Mahomes and Micah Parsons both went down with likely torn ACLs. Jerry arrives with the Commanders' win over the Giants and the fallout from the Vikings beating the Cowboys, all before the crew reacts to Fernando Mendoza winning the Heisman—and the outrageous social media post from runner-up Diego Pavia.

We dive into the big NFL Sunday stories, from the Bills' miraculous comeback over the Patriots to Trevor Lawrence's 6-TD dismantling of the Jets, plus we salute 44-year-old Philip Rivers for almost pulling off a win after five years of retirement; meanwhile, Gio defends the idea of an 18-game season with two bye weeks, but he's already willing to bet the Rams are making the Super Bowl.

The Chiefs are out of the playoffs, and Gio warns the NFL may regret getting what they wished for; Boomer praises the games of Caleb Williams and Bo Nix, while the Giants' kicking woes continue. Plus, we hear about the looming 'Pink Slips' for coaches, analyze JJ McCarthy's "something wrong" moment, and discuss the drama around Shedeur Sanders—all before tackling the massive Twitter hacking scam and a caller's outrage over seeing Eli Manning out for coffee during a Giants game.

We kick off with the Giants' No. 1 pick dilemma: Trade the pick to keep Jaxson Dart or grab Mendoza? Boomer also shuts down the idea of Mike McCarthy coaching the team. Then, Jerry delivers his final update, highlighting the Jets and Giants' combined 5-23 record with sound from the losing QBs and winning coaches. Plus, we break down the Mets' signing of Jorge Polanco and if Francisco Lindor could be next to go, before closing the hour with the shocking news of the alleged murder of Rob Reiner and his wife.

Jerry's final update reveals the brutal 5-23 combined record for the Giants and Jets. Also, triumphant coach soundbites from the Vikings, Broncos, and Chargers. Plus, we break down the Mets' signing of infielder Jorge Polanco and would they ever trade Francisco Lindor? Finish up with the Moment of the Day as Boomer gets back to the stats packs.

If the Giants land the top pick, we debate if they trade the selection for a haul of picks or take Fernando Mendoza—especially since they love Jaxson Dart! Plus, find out why Boomer says Mike McCarthy is absolutely not the answer for the next Giants head coach.

We started with Jaxson Dart after the game talking about not playing well enough. Aaron Glenn talked about losing big in Jacksonville. The Vikings beat the Cowboys on SNF and JJ McCarthy had a great game. Of McCarthy, Boomer said, ‘there's something wrong with this kid'.

The Chiefs are out of the playoffs for the first time in a decade. Maybe that's not a great thing for the NFL viewer.

Dave Portnoy took to social media to gloat about his Patriots a little too early. Joe Burrow incessantly blaming himself for getting shutout by the Ravens. Sean McVay talked about clinching a playoff spot. Dan Campbell talked about how good the Rams are.

Gio weighs in on the 18-game schedule demands and drops a massive Super Bowl prediction: Why he's almost certain the Rams are heading to the big game!

From the Commanders' victory over the Giants to the Vikings shutting down Dallas on SNF, Jerry dives into every score, including that abysmal 48-point Jets loss.

Recapping a wild NFL Sunday that saw a huge Bills comeback, Philip Rivers' return, a Bengals shutout, and two shocking ACL tears. Also, not a lot for Giants and Jets fans to be excited about.