Boomer Esiason and Gregg Giannotti talk sports and interview the hottest names in sports and entertainment.
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The Boomer & Gio podcast is a must-listen for any sports fan, especially those who are fans of New York teams. The hosts, Boomer Esiason and Gregg Giannotti, along with their supporting cast of Jerry Recco, Al Dukes, and Eddie Scozzare, provide entertaining and informative discussions on sports and other random topics. Their chemistry and camaraderie make it feel like you're hanging out with friends while getting your daily dose of sports news.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is the humor and banter between the hosts. Boomer and Gio have great comedic timing and their back-and-forth exchanges keep listeners entertained throughout the show. The addition of Jerry, Al, and Eddie adds even more humor to the mix. They often delve into personal anecdotes and share funny stories that make the show relatable and enjoyable.
Another great aspect of this podcast is the extensive coverage of New York sports teams. As a Long Islander in North Carolina, I appreciate being able to stay up-to-date on my favorite teams from back home. Boomer & Gio provide insightful analysis on games, trades, and player performances that keeps me informed even though I'm miles away.
However, one downside to this podcast is Sal Licata's contributions when he fills in for one of the hosts. Some listeners find his constant yelling and repetitive statements annoying. While everyone has their own preferences when it comes to radio personalities, it's clear that Sal does not resonate well with everyone.
In conclusion, The Boomer & Gio podcast is a fantastic way to start your day if you love sports, have a good sense of humor, and enjoy some laughs along the way. The chemistry among the hosts is unmatched, making them truly the best in the business. While there may be some minor flaws with certain contributors to the show, overall it remains a staple in many listeners' morning routines.

This week's Mets highlights include all the reactions to Kyle Tucker signing with the Dodgers, and what it could mean for the future of baseball. Plus, instant reactions to New York's pivot of signing Bo Bichette to a three-year deal.

This week's Jets highlights include Craig Carton calling Dante Moore's decision to stay in college a blessing for Gang Green, while Evan Roberts rips that opinion. Plus, Craig is dreaming for Mike Tomlin to be the coach in 2027, and Tommy Lugauer says these playoffs should be a wake-up call for the organization.

The Giants and John Harbaugh are close to finalizing a deal to make him their new head coach and Boomer & Gio are ecstatic for the franchise. Plus, Boomer & Gio on the behind-the-scenes action on how the Giants wined and dined Harbaugh (17:51); Evan & Tiki on why Harbaugh is a franchise-altering moment (25:49); Craig Carton and C-Mac have differing reactions to Harbaugh (43:38); C-Mac and Craig on why this hire feels different (1:09:03); Evan and Tiki on what it says about the Giants that Harbaugh chose them (1:24:44).

Boomer & Gio react to the breaking news overnight that John Harbaugh and the Giants are close to an agreement to make him their new head coach. Plus, Mike Tomlin's resignation has Boomer & Gio wondering what's next for him and the Steelers (17:51); Jerry Recco's update includes banter on Dante Moore choosing to stay another year at Oregon (28:46); Boomer says Kyle Tucker's signing with Dodgers points to an incoming lockout (42:13); Gio is sick of Al Michaels (51:01); and picks for this weekend's Divisional Round games (58:58).

From the Dodgers snagging Kyle Tucker to the Giants landing John Harbaugh, we break down a big sports week. We debate if New York has lost its"destination" status, analyze the looming baseball lockout, and check in on the Knicks, Islanders, and NFL injury reports. We wrap with coaching carousel rumors, an awkward Moment of the Day, and our official Divisional Round picks.

The Dodgers outspent the Mets for Kyle Tucker in a massive deal that has Boomer Esiason warning of a 2027 lockout fueled by ownership spending. Jim Bowden weighs in on the need for a salary cap and floor, Sam Darnold addresses his new oblique injury, and we crown the offseason's biggest winners and losers.

We dive into the Giants' aggressive pursuit of John Harbaugh and Chris Mara's "wining and dining" approach. Another Knicks' tough road loss against the Warriors, Plus, Josh Allen on the Bills injury status heading into Denver, why the Eagles aren't ready to part ways with AJ Brown, and why Gio thinks the freezing Chicago weather won't stop the Rams this weekend.

After a detour into stories about meeting the Pope, we tackle the fallout of Kyle Tucker choosing the Dodgers and whether the Mets are still a "destination" for superstars. Jerry brings the latest Tucker reactions from X, Mike Francesa, and Pete Hoffman, followed by a look at the Knicks' loss and the Islanders' big win in Edmonton. Plus, NFL Divisional Round and Gio's take on Nate Burleson's media presence.

Gio ponders the next big head coaching moves, including Robert Saleh's potential return. Plus, comedian Dan Soder's take on Mike McDaniel's firing. Jerry has updates on John Harbaugh, and Patrick Mahomes' injury, while the Eagles address Jalen Hurts' offensive regression. We wrap the week with a funy "Moment of the Day" and our official Divisional Round picks.

Enjoy our picks for this great weekend of football.

Comedian Dan Soder, who is very good friends with Mike McDaniel, blamed Troy Aikman for his firing.

Jerry has more reactions from X following Kyle Tucker's decision. Mike Francesa and Pete Hoffman both have takes that New York has lost its status as a premier destination. Plus, Knicks' latest stumble at Golden State, a look ahead to the NFL Divisional Round, and the Islanders' shutout victory over the Oilers in Edmonton.

Why Tucker in the first place? Will they make a big push for Cody Bellinger?

Jerry's back with live reactions to the Tucker news. The Knicks lost to the Warriors. Josh Allen talked about their injuries going into Denver. Howie Roseman and Nick Sirianni on AJ Brown's future with the Eagles.

We talk about details of how the Giants "wined and dined" John Harbaugh. Also, who is the next coveted head coach candidate out there.

Jerry's here with sports headlines for this morning including more about Tucker to the Dodgers, Jim Bowden on a solution for MLB, Sam Darnold on his appearance on the injury report & other highlights for today.

The Mets made a crazy offer. The Dodgers made a crazier offer and Tucker said thanks. Boomer explains why it's the owners and not the players that are going to cause a lockout in 2027.

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The New York Giants have finally found their man, as John Harbaugh has reportedly accepted a five-year deal to become the next head coach in Big Blue. With star rookie Jaxson Dart at the helm and potential coordinators like Todd Monken in the mix, Big Blue fans are ecstatic. On the flip side, it was a "dark" night for the rest of the city as the Knicks were dismantled in Sacramento and the Rangers suffered an 8-4 blowout at the Garden against the Senators.

An exciting hour! Word from insiders is that John Harbaugh is on his way to New York to coach the Giants. We talk that exciting news plus who his coordinators might be. Jerry has news of Dante Moore electing not to hit the draft, Tony Romo on his iffy TV performance last week, and bad nights for the Knicks and Rangers.

The ball's starting to roll for the Giants as Todd Monken looks ready to join Harbaugh. Who else might join? Jerry's got Jameis Winston on what kind of coach the Giants need, Sean McVey on facing the Bears in a freezing Chicago, plus a legendary achievement Nets broadcaster Tim Capstraw. All that plus TONS of your calls from happy Giants fans and less than happy Jets fans.

John Harbaugh is headed to the Big Apple to lead the Giants and fans are optimistic about the future. Meanwhile, the Rangers and Knicks both suffered brutal losses, and the Mets are making headlines with a massive $50 million offer to Kyle Tucker.

The Giants' future looks bright as the city gears up for the John Harbaugh era, Danny Kanell breaks down what the move means for franchise QB Jaxson Dart. Plus, a look back at the Knicks' "embarrassing" loss in Sacramento, the Rangers' continued struggles at the Garden, and Gio's deep dive into disturbing movies. Plus, Jerry brings us a classic John Minko moment.

Jerry has Danny Kannel's comments about Jaxson Dart working with John Harbaugh, Chris Russo's difficult pronouncing a Seahawks players name, local team losses, plus a Moment of the Day remembering John Minko's infamous technical difficulties during a Nets broadcast.

We expect it to be memorable and one of the good ones - unlike the ones we reminisce about. We also take a couple of calls on Harbaugh coming to the Giants.

Jerry's got Jameis Winston talking about the football obsessed Jaxson Dart (all complimentary), the Knicks bad loss to Sacramento, the Mets pursuit of Kyle Tucker, and, of course, another loss by the Rangers.

It's all done except for the actual signing of the contract, but John Harbaugh has accepted the job as NY Giants head coach. This can turn the franchise around very quickly.

Giants fans call in to say how elated they are about Harbaugh. Jets fans? Well, not so happy about their lot in life.

The former OC for the Ravens is likely to join Harbaugh. Good news for Jaxson Dart. Who else could be a Giant? How about Rex?

Jerry's here with Dante Moore's surprise return to Oregon and Tony Romo's explanation for his shaky Bills/Jags broadcast. Plus, a rough night for New York sports as the Knicks get beat down by the Kings and the Rangers drop another one at home.

Lots of reports coming in that the ink is almost dry for the Giants to get their head coach. So let's talk who his coordinators might be.

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We start with Mike Tomlin stepping away from the Steelers and the 'impossible' task of replacing a legend, while Steve Bisciotti gets candid on firing John Harbaugh and his reaction to the Tomlin news. We have Acho vs. Warner feud over Jalen Hurts, the Mets' pursuit of Kyle Tucker, and the Yankees finally making a move. Jerry's updates feature his own call of the St. John's game, Giannis booing back at Milwaukee fans, and Tom Brady calling himself a 'master of the sport' at 45. We wrap it all up with Boomer falling for fake news, a a story about voice-activated garbage cans, and Jerry battling on X.

An era ends in the AFC North as Mike Tomlin is stepping down in Pittsburgh, but with the Steelers holding his rights, could a blockbuster trade be in his future? Boomer weighs in on the 'impossible' task of replacing a legend. Plus, we talk Cheesecake Factory vs. PF Chang's, Jerry brings us Steve Bisciotti's raw reaction to the coaching shakeup, and we find out why Boomer is fascinated by a talking garbage can.

A social media feud between Emmanuel Acho and Kurt Warner over Jalen Hurts. Boomer defends the fired Chargers OC and Gio asks about Harbaugh's reasons not to come to the Giants. Jerry returns for an update—featuring his own call of St. John's/Marquette and Giannis booing his own fans. Plus, Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti gets candid on firing Harbaugh, and we wrap with a look at Ty Simpson and the draft.

The Mets are linked to Kyle Tucker, but is it a real plan? The Yankees finally made a move with a trade from the Marlins, and Jerry returns with Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti on firing John Harbaugh and his plans for Lamar Jackson. Plus, Matt Ryan joins the Falcons' front office, Jerry gets active on X, and we hear from Dan Hurley and Rick Pitino. We wrap with a caller wanting Giannis on the Knicks, Tom Brady on Spittin' Chiclets, and the impossible task of replacing Mike Tomlin in Pittsburgh.

John Harbaugh is the betting favorite for the Giants, but could he stun New York by choosing somewhere else? Jerry returns with Steve Bisciotti's explanation for the Harbaugh firing and Tom Brady's claim that he was a 'master of the sport' at 45. Plus, Boomer blames Jerry for his fake news blunder and explains why his 'hunch' makes Gio look short, all while prepping for a new lifetime achievement award!

Jerry is back with an update on Steve Bisciotti's reasoning for the Harbaugh firing, plus Sean Payton's specific demand for Broncos fans when the Bills come to town. We also hear from Tom Brady on being a 'master of the sport' at age 45, and we wrap with the Moment of the Day: Boomer falling for a fake news report and immediately pinning the blame on Jerry!

John Harbaugh is the betting favorite for the Giants, but could he pull a fast one and choose another team instead? One caller says the Giants would just be getting more of the same with Harbaugh.

Dan Hurley was less happy with a question about UConn. Jerry was amusing himself on X.

The Mets have been linked to signing Kyle Tucker. Gio wonders if this was part of the original plan, or if this is the plan now that Mets fans are upset.

Steve Bisciotti gets candid on firing John Harbaugh while paying tribute to Mike Tomlin's 18-year run. Plus, hear Jerry on the call for St. John's/Marquette, and Giannis fires back at his own fans—if you boo him, he's booing back!