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Full Show - Jays Keep Winning; Out Of Shape Knicks; Dart & Daboll Breakup? full 9513 Thu, 30 Oct 2025 14:20:00 +0000 glI7iSszsa5dWDwY7ZyVIY3wpSWFMfah sports,news Boomer & Gio sports,news Full Show - Jays Keep Winning; Out Of Shape Knicks; Dart & Daboll Breakup? Boomer & Gio delivers can't miss entertainment, the biggest guests and strongest opinions in the world of sports. Hosted by former NFL MVP Boomer Esiason and seasoned radio host Gregg “Gio” Giannotti, your go-to morning sports talk show covers the hottest topics in the NFL, MLB, NBA and college sports and breaks down everything New York — including the Giants, Jets, Yankees, Mets, Knicks, Nets, Rangers, and Islanders. Catch the show live weekday mornings from 6–10 AM ET on 101.9 WFAN or listen anytime here on the podcast feed. © 2025 Audacy, Inc. Sports News False https://player.amp

We kicked things off with last night's World Series — and yes, Taco Frank's taco coupons got a shoutout. Boomer was all about Trey Yesavage's pitching dominance, and we saw history with a rookie 12-strikeout performance and a first-pitch Blue Jays homer. Lamar Jackson is back as the Ravens head to Miami. Jerry's first update brings the heat — Dexter Lawrence calls Carl Banks ‘delusional,' Carson Wentz opens up about playing hurt, and we tackle the Jameis Winston trade rumors. And just when you thought it couldn't get wilder, we close the hour with an update on monkeys on the loose in Mississippi.

Pitino's old warning about conditioning comes back to haunt the Knicks, and Stefan Bondy has the latest on players not keeping up with their offense. Jerry returns with an update — but first, Boomer hooked him, Eddie, and Al up with a Chef IQ oven. Then it's Blue Jays fireworks: back-to-back homers, Trey Yesavage dominates, and Pat Boyle even drops a rap about it. Bill Belichick addresses the ‘fake news,' Deion Sanders dishes out hilarious life lessons, and the gossip heats up — Sydney Sweeney under fire on the red carpet, and a Pittsburgh host goes full nipple-piercing for a bet.

Gio debates whether to eat Taco Frank's cookies — we tried one and they were delicious. Big shakeups in baseball broadcasting: John Flaherty out at YES Network, Keith Hernandez wants a new SNY deal. Jerry's back with updates — Brian Daboll talks Rob Saleh ahead of the Niners, and the Blue Jays take a 3-2 series lead after Trey Yesavage strikes out 12! Plus, the Jets are raising ticket prices, the Sydney Sweeney drama continues, and Gio still doesn't want to set the clocks back for Fall.

Jaxson Dart is the Halloween costume everyone's talking about, but the bigger question — will the Giants follow the Patriots' playbook with Drake Maye and move on from his coach? Boomer loves Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza ahead of their trip to Maryland. We dive into a bizarre Massapequa stabbing, explore the sleepwalking angle, and Jerry's back with his final update — Blue Jays beat the Dodgers! Plus, the Moment of the Day: Boomer falls for a Deez-Nuts joke, and we close with him getting Gio back.

Jerry's back with his final update of the day: the Blue Jays take down the Dodgers, and Boomer can't believe he fell for a Deez-Nuts joke — don't miss the Moment of the Day!

Will the Giants pull a Patriots and ditch the coach who drafted Jaxson Dart? Plus, Boomer's loving Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza as they head to Maryland this weekend.

Jerry's back with the latest: Brian Daboll talks Rob Saleh ahead of the Niners matchup, and the Blue Jays take a 3-2 series lead after Trey Yesavage strikes out 12, dominating the Dodgers.

Big shakeup in broadcasting: John Flaherty won't be renewed at YES Network after 20 years — a move being called cost-cutting. Meanwhile, Keith Hernandez is angling for another three-year deal at SNY.

Jerry kicks it off with fireworks — the Blue Jays go back-to-back to start the game and stun the Dodgers! Rookie Trey Yesavage dominates L.A., and Pat Boyle celebrates it… with a rap. Yep, a Trey Yesavage rap.

Remember when Rick Pitino told us Karl-Anthony Towns had to slim down to survive the season? Well, Stefan Bondy says the Knicks might be dealing with that same issue — players not fit for their own offense.

Jerry's update starts with fireworks — Dexter Lawrence calls Carl Banks delusional! Plus, Carson Wentz on gutting it out through injury, and why the Vikings might be passing on Jameis Winston.

The Toronto Blue Jays decisively won Game 5 behind a historic performance by Trey Yesavage. Now it's back to Toronto and we see what happens.

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The Knicks fall in Milwaukee as KAT struggles, the Blue Jays even the World Series with Vlad going deep off Ohtani, and the Giants draw the line — no trade for Kayvon Thibodeaux. Plus, Boomer weighs in on Drake Maye, Cam Newton versus a mascot, and Jerry wraps the latest headlines from around the league. All that plus herpes monkeys and wild turkeys.

The Knicks lost to the Bucks, Karl-Anthony Towns looked terrible, and Reggie Miller couldn't believe the lack of effort — Gio says you can't have five sloppy fouls with only eight points, and Boomer thinks he's out of shape. Jerry is here for his first update of the day, starting with the sounds of the loss on NBC with Mike Tirico, plus Lamar Jackson, Vlad, KAT drama, and Aroldis Chapman's Yankees feud.

Malik Nabers finally has surgery — a month late and done by the Cowboys' doctor, leaving Gio shaking his head at the Giants. Jerry's back for an update, plus we find out if he's into heavy metal. We hear the Knicks' loss in Milwaukee, Vlad homers off Ohtani to even the Blue Jays series, Derek Jeter talks World Series memories, Harbaugh weighs in on Lamar Jackson, Schlereth rants about socks and flip flops… and Gio drops one real headline and three fake ones involving lollipops.

This hour: chaos in Mississippi as a herpes-infected monkey runs wild, Howard Stern staffers hunt for jobs, and Gio claims he could catch a turkey barehanded. Jerry kicks off with the sounds of the Knicks' loss, Stephon Marbury backs KAT, the Blue Jays even the series on Ohtani, Lamar Jackson is ready to roll, and we close with an $8 million tax lien against Terry Rozier.

The Giants aren't trading Kayvon Thibodeaux, Boomer says Drake Maye is leaving Caleb Williams in the dust, and a caller sparks a debate over Cam Newton vs. a mascot — plus, Boomer remembers Gio looking sharp at his daughter's wedding. Jerry wraps up the day with the Knicks' loss and KAT struggling, Michael Jordan questioning load management, and Vlad crushing a homer off Ohtani to even the World Series. Lamar Jackson admits he axed the ping pong tables, Schlereth rants about socks and flip flops on planes, the Moment of the Day is a lollipop for vaginal health, and Gio dives into Yussef, books by WFAN hosts, and more.

Jerry wraps up the morning with the Knicks' loss and KAT struggling in Milwaukee, Michael Jordan questioning load management, and the Blue Jays even the World Series with Vlad crushing a homer off Ohtani. Plus, Lamar Jackson admits he axed the ping pong tables, Mark Schlereth rants about socks and flip flops on planes, and the Moment of the Day? A lollipop for vaginal health.

The Giants aren't trading Kayvon Thibodeaux, Boomer says Drake Maye is way ahead of Caleb Williams, and a caller sparks a debate over Cam Newton losing it on a mascot.

Jerry is back with an update, kicking things off with the sounds of the Knicks' loss in Milwaukee. Stephon Marbury weighs in on KAT, saying he believes the star will figure it out.

Chaos in Mississippi — a herpes-infected monkey is on the loose after a truck overturns. Meanwhile, Howard Stern staffers, including Fred Norris, are on the job hunt (could he take Eddie's spot?). A caller recalls his dad catching a monkey in the '70s, and Gio? He thinks he could catch a turkey with his bare hands.

The Blue Jays even the series with a Vlad homer off Ohtani. Derek Jeter joins Colin Cowherd to talk World Series memories — but says he doesn't miss playing. John Harbaugh weighs in on Lamar Jackson's walk-through, and Mark Schlereth gets real about flip flops, socks, and a very messy plane bathroom (thanks to him).

Malik Nabers finally had surgery — a month after getting hurt. They had to wait for the swelling to go down, but here's the twist: he had it done by the Cowboys' team doctor. Gio says that's a terrible look for the Giants.

Jerry kicks off his first update with the sounds of the Knicks' loss — Mike Tirico on the call for NBC. Lamar Jackson admits he's the one who axed the ping pong tables from the locker room. And north of the border, Vlad goes deep off Ohtani as the Blue Jays even the series at two.

The Knicks fell to the Bucks last night, and Karl-Anthony Towns was a disaster — so bad that even Reggie Miller couldn't believe how little effort he showed.

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It was an 18-inning World Series marathon that kept fans up past 2:50am — and Boomer claims he stayed glued to every pitch of Ohtani's ‘breathtaking' performance! We relive the sounds of that epic Dodgers win, hear Kevin Harlan call the Chiefs' TDs, and check in on Big Dom delivering pizza to a hospital-bound Eagles player. Zac Taylor faces a furious Bengals fan base, Lamar Jackson returns to shake up the Ravens, and trade deadline talk heats up with Brian Daboll and Aaron Glenn. Plus, Sydney Sweeney drops in on BT & Sal, Hurricane Melissa barrels toward Jamaica, and Gio and Carl Banks finally agree — Dexter Lawrence is in trouble. Plus, FAN legend John Minko - The Mink Man - drops by.

The World Series went 18 innings, ending at 2:50am — Boomer calls Ohtani ‘breathtaking,' but Gio isn't buying his all-nighter. The Chiefs scored big, Big Dom brought pizza to a hospital-bound Eagles player, and Brian Daboll praised Jaxson Dart's ball security. Jerry breaks down Freddie Freeman's game-ending HR, Kevin Harlan calls the Chiefs TDs, and BT & Sal wrap the hour with a phone check-in from Sydney Sweeney. Plus, a little off-field gossip about Justin Herbert's girlfriend.

The Bengals are boiling over — is Zac Taylor on the hot seat? Boomer was in Cincinnati for the Ring of Honor festivities, and a caller thinks Mike Tomlin should be sweating too. Jerry's back with updates, from Hurricane Melissa bearing down on Jamaica to Freddie Freeman's 18th-inning walk-off. Kevin Harlan called the Chiefs' big win, Sydney Sweeney joins BT & Sal, and Boomer weighs in on ‘A House of Dynamite' while Gio drops hints about 3I/Atlas - the "cosmic fire hose".

Ohtani goes from 9-times-on-base hero to starting pitcher tonight! Jerry brings the sounds of the Dodgers' 18-inning marathon, while the Ravens get Lamar Jackson back and Boomer sees a 2-5 comeback on the horizon. The Chiefs roll without Jayden Daniels, trade deadline questions hit the Giants and Saints, and Shedeur Sanders buzz grows in Cleveland. Sydney Sweeney talks hockey with BT & Sal, Gio warns that everything online could be fake, and Hurricane Melissa barrels toward Jamaica. Plus, the Chiefs are Super Bowl favorites, with the Lions hot on their heels.

Gio and Carl Banks finally agree — what's going on with Dexter Lawrence? Banks says, ‘nobody respects you anymore.' Boomer reminisces about watching Bill Cowher, we debate MLB intentional walks, and Jerry's back with the sounds of Freddie Freeman's 18-inning walk-off. The Chiefs crush the Commanders, Billy Bob Thornton overstays his Manningcast welcome, Sydney Sweeney shines on BT & Sal, and John Minko joins us with stories from WFAN and St. John's games.

The great John Minko stops by. He retired from WFAN 5 years ago. He also does St. John's games so we talked to him about that as well.

Gio and Carl Banks finally agree on something, and that is what is going on with Dexter Lawrence? Banks said, ‘nobody respects you anymore'.

The 2-5 Ravens are now the betting favorites to win their division! Meanwhile, the Chiefs are the Super Bowl favorites, with the Lions right on their heels.

Ohtani gets on base nine times last night and pitches today. We talked about the World Series and when MLB opened the season a few times over the years in Japan.

Jerry's back with your first update of the day — but first, Hurricane Melissa is headed for Jamaica. Then, we relive Freddie Freeman's epic 18th-inning walk-off for the Dodgers, hear Kevin Harlan call the Chiefs' win over the Commanders, and catch Sydney Sweeney as she closed out yesterday's BT & Sal show!

Bengals fans are turning on Zac Taylor after a rough one against the Jets — could his seat be heating up? Boomer was in town for the Ring of Honor weekend and has the inside scoop from Cincinnati!

Jerry's got the first update of the day — Freddie Freeman finally ends the marathon with a moonshot! We hear Kevin Harlan on the call as the Chiefs keep rolling, Big Dom's hospital pizza delivery makes headlines in Philly, and Brian Daboll's talking up Jaxson Dart's ball security!

An 18-inning marathon! Last night's World Series epic didn't end until 2:50am Eastern — and Boomer claims he stayed up for every pitch. Gio's not buying it, especially since Boomer doesn't even root for the Dodgers or the Blue Jays! Boomer called Ohtani's performance ‘breathtaking,' and says he was ‘anxious' watching — sure, Booms. Meanwhile, the Chiefs win again — bad night for the haters — and Gio's got some gossip about Justin Herbert's girlfriend, Madison Beer.