Boomer & Gio

WFAN hosts break down the Knicks' upcoming opening night ring ceremony against LeBron James and the 76ers, debating whether $2,000 ticket prices and schedule delays stem from LeBron hype or true New York basketball fever.

We kick off with NFL talk on Geno Smith, Jaxson Dart, and Saints worst-to-first predictions, followed by JJ's awkward golf swing, and winning Mets news. Next, Boomer reveals his surprising Radio Hall of Fame inductor, Brett Baty hits a grand slam, classic Mike & The Mad Dog audio resurfaces, and Gio admits his fear of raw oysters. We then tackle WNBA drama, preview the Knicks' opener, celebrate Francisco Lindor's homer and Jose Iglesias heading to Broadway, and revisit the post-pandemic boat party. Finally, we cover low interest in Yankees Old Timers' Day, Buffalo stadium seating, Craig Carton's prison memories, Dan Le Batard's Wilfork blunder, and Phil Simms signing autographs left-handed.

We open with Geno Smith's bounce-back potential under Frank Reich with the Jets. Boomer details why the Giants could make a playoff run if Jaxson Dart steps up, followed by his pick for the NFL team going worst to first—the Saints. C-Lo steps in for Jerry's first update, starting with JJ's awkward golf swing. Next, we cover the Mets' latest, including Kodai Senga's first career save, Carson Benge tossing a ball into the stands, and singles dating night. Finally, Gio explains why country artists and writers are upset over how Stella Lefty became popular.

Boomer reveals his surprising choice for who will induct him into the Radio Hall of Fame. C-Lo's update features Brett Baty delivering a grand slam right after Ron Darling named him his "pick to click." Technical glitches trigger a look back at a classic Mike & The Mad Dog fight with a remote engineer. Finally, Gio breaks down his wife's irrational fear of sharks and his own new fear of raw oysters.

We open with the WNBA and "white privilege" surrounding a hard foul on Sophie Cunningham, as Gio questions why stars like her and Caitlin Clark are targeted when they bring eyes to the league, comparing the daily drama to women's pro wrestling. C-Lo's update highlights the Knicks hosting the Sixers on NBA opening day, Francisco Lindor's massive home run in a Mets victory, Keith Hernandez disliking his old football coach's practices, and Adam Vinatieri's Hall of Fame speech joke. Finally, former Met Jose Iglesias heads to Broadway in The Buena Vista Social Club, followed by a look back at the post-pandemic Boomer & Gio boat party.

We open with Michael Kay questioning the lack of interest in Yankees Old Timers' Day, which Gio attributes to non-stop social media access, followed by the Buffalo Bills addressing obstructed view seats in their new stadium. C-Lo's final update revisits Craig Carton recalling hearing Boomer & Gio on a transistor radio while in prison, Shaun Morash wishing a franchise QB would report to camp with a "dog looking" girlfriend, and classic audio of Dan Le Batard awkwardly learning Vince Wilfork has a new wife. The Moment of the Day brings Boomer's reveal of who will induct him into the Radio Hall of Fame. Finally, Boomer notes Phil Simms signs autographs left-handed, leaving Gio to wonder which hand he "snaps off" with.

C-Lo has some clips for us and starts with Craig Carton from yesterday talking about one of the lowest moments of his life was hearing Boomer & Gio on a transistor radio while he was in prison. Shaun Morash would love to see a franchise QB show up to camp with a ‘dog looking' girlfriend. We also replayed the audio of the time Dan Le Batard told Vince Wilfork he's impressed with the love he shows his wife and it went sideways.

Michael Kay wondered and Gio said we can check in on these guys at all times thanks to social media and all the media we consume from the present and the past. We also talked the about the seating issues with the new Bills stadium and took a call.

C-Lo's back with news that the Knicks host the Sixers on the first day of the NBA season. We heard the sounds of Francisco Lindor's massive HR in Atlanta as the Mets won. Keith Hernandez talked about his old football coach and didn't like the way he ran practice. Adam Vinatieri made a joke about his balls during his Hall of Fame speech.

We started with the WNBA and ‘white privilege' in regards to the hard foul on Sophie Cunningham.

C-Lo starts with Ron Darling saying that Brett Baty was his ‘pick to click' for the game and then he hits a grand slam. We heard Gary, Keith & Ron having some technical issues and then played a classic Mike & The Mad Dog which had Mike fighting with the engineer on remote.

Does Boomer get to choose who inducts him into the Radio Hall of Fame the way NFL players do? It turns out he does and he has already made the decision to who it will be.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and we heard Kodai Senga get his first save of his career and Carson Benge tossed the ball into the stands. The Mets are having a singles dating night. Also, news from Giants camp.

We start the show talking about the improvements we could see this year. Will Geno do well under Frank Reich? Will the Giants actually make the playoffs?

Al & Rami: Should Boomer be allowed to convert vacation days to sick days since he was sick on vacation?

The Yankees ultimately took two out of three from Atlanta over the weekend but fans can't help but feel deflated after the club failed to gain a sweep after another futile offensive performance.

Boomer and Gio return to tackle Boomer battling Rhinovirus, WFAN's "great flood," Justin Herbert's "young love" moment, and Frank Reich's praise for Geno Smith, alongside updates on Trent Grisham, Chris Sale, Bo Bichette, Adam Vinatieri, and Don Nelson. The show moves into a golf course dilemma, caller Dan in Carteret, Sophie Cunningham's hard foul, league transgender topics, and obstructed view seats at the new Bills stadium. Hour three breaks down Giants camp predictions, Jets expectations, a Mike Tomlin sighting, Pete Alonso's two homers, and wives playing golf. Finally, the guys wrap up with Steve Cohen backing David Stearns, Francisco Lindor trade speculation, Dodgers struggles, Bills stadium urinal complaints, and an escaped pet python in New Jersey.

Boomer and Gio are both back today, starting with Boomer battling Rhinovirus and a recap of WFAN's "great flood." Filling in for Jerry, Gordon Damer brings the updates: Trent Grisham homering in a 2-1 Yankees loss to the Braves, Chris Sale getting ejected before first pitch, Bo Bichette going 5-for-5 in a Mets win, Adam Vinatieri cracking a Belichick girlfriend joke at his Hall of Fame speech, and the passing of former NBA coach Don Nelson at 86. To close out the hour, Gio and Boomer talk Justin Herbert's "young love" practice moment and Frank Reich's glowing praise for Geno Smith.

Boomer gets Gio's opinion on a golf course scenario, which Gio calls "men doing men things," before caller Dan in Carteret checks in on Boomer's Rhinovirus. Gordon Damer returns with updates on a hard foul on Sophie Cunningham, the Fever coach failing to defend her, and the league's transgender issue. Plus, the Yankees fall to the Braves despite Cam Schlittler pitching great, and the hour closes with a look at obstructed view seats in the new Buffalo Bills stadium.

The hour opens with Giants training camp and Boomer predicting a 3-2 or 4-1 start, before the guys preview the Jets' tricky Week 1 matchup in Tennessee and Gio shares a Mike Tomlin encounter in Westhampton. Gordon Damer returns for updates after Gio admits he and Gordon love TikTok: the Yankees lose despite a great outing from Cam Schlittler, and Pete Alonso hits two homers in an Orioles win over the Rangers. Finally, Boomer deals with lingering Rhinovirus effects, while Gio debates whether a wife being into golf is a good or bad thing.

Gio reacts to Steve Cohen guaranteeing David Stearns' return despite epic failure, sparking discussion on the Mets and whether a miserable-looking Francisco Lindor could be traded. Gordon Damer returns for his final update on the Dodgers' recent struggles and another Yankees loss despite a strong start from Cam Schlittler. Fan complaints about a lack of urinal troughs at the new Bills stadium lead to urinal divider talk and the Moment of the Day. Finally, the show closes with an escaped pet python in Freehold, NJ, Gio's childhood snake story, and Boomer's nighttime bathroom rules for his football roommates.

Gordon's final update of the day starts with how bad the Dodgers have been in their last twelve games. The Yankees lost to the Braves even though Cam Schlitter had a great outing. Some fans are complaining that the new Bills stadium doesn't have troughs to urinate in. The Moment of The Day: Springing my nub on people.

After Steve Cohen said David Stearns is coming back after this year, the talk shifts to whether he'd trade Francisco Lindor.

I mean, honestly, it's kind of an obsession.

He sees a good start of 3 or 4 wins at the beginning of the season. Gio briefly touches on the Jets as well.

Gordon Damer starts with the very hard foul on Sophie Cunningham and the Fever coach who did not defend her. We also talked about the transgender issue regarding the league.

Aside from his trip to the ER, Boomer was locked-in doing manly things - whatever those are. Listen and find out because I had to.

Jerry is out so Gordon Damer is here and starts with Dave Sims on the call as Trent Grisham homered, their only run in their 2-1 loss to the Braves. Bo Bichette was 5-for-5 in the Mets win over the Pirates. Adam Vinatieri made a Bill Belichick girlfriend joke during his Hall of Fame speech. Former NBA head coach Don Nelson passed away at 86.

Boomer & Gio are both back today, but Boomer has the Rhinovirus. Uh-oh.

Willie Colon and Jerry Recco on what concerns they may have with Jaxson Dart this season. Plus: -Shaun Morash on what worries him about the Giants' offense -Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle hear from a caller on whether John Harbaugh is right for Dart. -Tiki Barber revisits the takes around the Odell Beckham Jr. trade -Craig and C-Mac on whether or not the Giants should have pursued Stefon Diggs.

Freddy Peralta orchestrated a sitdown with Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor to squash their beef, according to ESPN. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the stunning report, while Evan Roberts wonders if brokering peace between the team's two stars changes anything about Peralta's damaged legacy in Queens. Plus, the great Jefry Yan debate, as Jerry Recco and Willie Colon debate if the pitcher's animated celebrations are appropriate, while Shaun Morash predicts the celebrating will backfire in the most Mets way possible.

George Lombard Jr. has made his Yankee introduction, and our hosts love what they see. Evan and Tiki rave about his defense at shortstop, and Ryan Ruocco of the YES Network calls in to the Morning Show to talk about Lombard's sparkling debut. Plus, Brian Cashman talks all things trade deadline with The Carton Show, and Evan Roberts is ready to declare the AL East race over.

Chris Lopresti, Jerry Recco, and Gregg Giannotti react to George Lombard Jr.'s impressive debut. Plus: -Jerry and Gio wonder how the Brian Cashman era ends -Ryan Ruocco joins the show to talk Yankees -Jerry and Willie Colon discuss potential Jaxson Dart concerns -Willie on what Geno Smith can bring to the Jets -Gio wonders why Pat McAfee won't discuss Dianna Russini

SGR joins Christian to discuss how the Yankees will make all the pieces fit once everyone is healthy, George Lombard's debut and Anthony Volpe's future.

Jerry and Willie kick off a Feel Good Summer Friday revisiting Jets history, training camp fights, MLB highlights, and wild topics from cruise swingers to extreme heat. The guys debate restaurant etiquette over Bart Scott's leftover food, react to Mike Tomlin's TV debut and a Purdue press conference blunder, and swap embarrassing on-air moments. Next, they predict which QBs will step up, clear up a bowling alley story, and test Paul Rosenberg on how well he knows Willie. Finally, the show tackles managing young NFL paychecks, Aaron Donald return rumors, and hilarious close-call stories—including the time Willie soiled himself on the field.

Jerry and Willie are back for a Feel Good Summer Friday, looking back at the Jets' 2015 finale as Willie reminisces about that playoff push and early August training camp. The guys dive into rookie NFL transitions and camp fights before C-Lo steps in with updates on the Mets sweeping the Guardians, a classic John and Suzyn clip, the Red Sox closing in on the Yankees, and the Cubs' walk-off win with Rami at Wrigley. Finally, they debate Trent Grisham's leadoff struggles, check out standout rookies from the Hall of Fame game, discuss extreme heat and a bizarre bathroom encounter, probe Paul Rosenberg about his girlfriend, and close with a look into cruise ship swingers.

An off-break conversation leads off with Willie recalling Bart Scott leaving a meal untouched, sparking a debate on whether waiters eat leftover food, how cooked we like our meals, and a caller weighing in. C-Lo returns to cover the Mets' big offensive day in Cleveland, praise for Andy Green, and the surging Red Sox. Plus, the guys react to Mike Tomlin's TV debut, roast Purdue's new AD for a press conference disaster against Indiana that reminds C-Lo of another epic crash-and-burn, and introduce Willie to "boom goes the dynamite." Finally, Jerry reveals his most embarrassing on-air moments.

Following up on yesterday's Jaxson Dart conversation, Jerry asks Willie which QBs will step forward or take a step back. C-Lo returns with an update, first clarifying that the bar sex story actually happened in a bowling alley bar, before sharing audio of his most embarrassing on-air moment. The team then covers the Mets having fun in Cleveland, Nolan McLean appreciating Jefry Yan's passion, and a follow-up revealing the Phillies booth auction winner worked at WFAN in the early '90s. Finally, Jerry quizzes Paul Rosenberg on how well he knows his new podcast partner, Willie Colon.

Jerry asks Willie about managing an NFL paycheck and young players trusting the wrong people, backed by an NFLPA-certified investor, before the guys touch on the Yankees' lack of offense with the Red Sox right on their heels. C-Lo returns as Cris Collinsworth welcomes Mike Tomlin to NBC, sparking debate on whether Tomlin could coach the Jets next year, while signs point to Aaron Donald returning to the Rams. Plus, the show examines how common it is for adults to soil their pants alongside more on-air flubs, and Moment of the Day hits on cruise swingers and public intercourse. Finally, callers share close-call stories, leading to a reminder of the time Willie soiled himself on the field as a Steeler.

We discuss how common it is for adults to soil their pants. C-Lo has more clips of on-air flubs. The Moment of The Day: Willie learned about swingers on cruises and is soft on public intercourse.

Willie says that unfortunately some young players trust the wrong people. An NFLPA certified investor calls in and tells us more.

Jerry quizzes Paul Rosenberg on how well he knows his new podcast partner Willie Colon after the two of them filled in on yesterday's Postgame Podcast.