Podcast appearances and mentions of Brandon Nimmo

A lot has been made of Brandon Nimmo's drop off at centerfield. Do Nimmo's numbers fit that of a corner outfielder? For comments, questions or topic ideas email TheRicoB@gmail.com 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

Pat McCarthy spoke to Mets outfielder Brandon Nimmo before the final game of the 2023 season.

Ahead of their Saturday doubleheader Keith Raad sat down with Buck Showalter to discuss what has been a weird week of baseball for the team along with how he feels about players such as Brandon Nimmo and Jeff McNeil not being available for the team as their season comes to a close.

Some fun baseball this week down in Miami. José Butto got it started with another GEM and we got huge contributions on offense from Mark Vientos, Jeff McNeil, and Brandon Nimmo to take two for three from the Marlins in the midst of their playoff push. The boys are also headed to Somerset Thursday night to catch our Rumble Ponies take on the Patriots in the Eastern League playoffs. Then we close out with Esti-Met and a preview of this weekend's Phillies series. 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

Welcome back to A Pod of Their Own, an all-women led Home Run Applesauce podcast where we talk all things Mets, social justice issues in baseball, and normalize female voices in the sports podcasting space.  In this episode, we celebrate Brandon Nimmo. You can listen or subscribe to all of our wonderful Home Run Applesauce podcasts through Apple Podcasts, where we encourage you to leave a review if you enjoy the show. It really helps! And you can find us on the Stitcher app, Spotify, or listen wherever you get podcasts. You can also support our work by subscribing to our Patreon, which will get you bonus episodes, access to our Discord server, livestream experiences, an exclusively monthly playlist, and more! You can follow A Pod of Their Own on Twitter and Instagram (@apodoftheirown) and you can follow Home Run Applesauce on Twitter and Instagram (@HRApplesauce). You can also follow our co-hosts on Twitter: Allison McCague (@PetitePhD), Maggie Wiggin (@maggie162), and Linda Surovich (@LindaSurovich). You can also email the show at aa.apodoftheirown@gmail.com.  Look for A Pod of Their Own in your feeds every week and don't forget: there's no crying in podcasting! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Mets supremacy over the Arizona Diamondbacks continued this week with a commanding series victory at Citi. The offense came out hot with Ronny Mauricio hitting his first career home run and Brandon Nimmo continuing his hot second half. The pitching delivered too with Joey Lucchesi hurling a gem and Kodai Senga genuinely looking like a Cy Young Candidate. 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 Mets center fielder talks with our own Pat McCarthy after the Mets 7-4 win over the Diamondbacks where Nimmo went 3 for 4 while scoring twice in tonight's win.

Pat McCarthy recaps a game where Brandon Nimmo opened the game with a solo home run as the Mets lead after one inning of play. However, the power bats of the Twins retook the lead as David Peterson turned the ball over to Drew Smith as the game gout of reach quickly for the Mets as they lost 8-4.

Hour 2- Sal asks BT if Jasson Dominguez turns out to be Brandon Nimmo will he be happy?

Quick two-game set for the Mets in DC. Tuesday night was one of their best offensive outputs of the season with Francisco Álvarez, Bretty Baty, Ronny Mauricio, and Mark Vientos together for the first time in a major league lineup. Francisco Lindor, Pete Alonso, and Brandon Nimmo (two times) each hit homers too while José Quintana delivered another great start. José Butto looked very good as well on Wednesday in his return to the rotation. Then, we close the episode with Esti-Met and a preview on this weekend's Twins series.   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

Pat McCarthy recaps a series opening win where the Mets offence was firing on all cylinders as Francisco Alvarez, Francisco Lindor, Pete Alonso and Brandon Nimmo all went deep with Nimmo tallying two homers as with the help of another strong outing from Jose Quintana the Mets cruised to a lopsided 11-5 victory over the Nationals.

Brandon Nimmo's bat has been on fire all season and he catches up with Pat McCarthy after a game where he ripped 2 home runs to push his career high and season total to 22.

Brandon Nimmo mashed 2 home-runs in the ballgame to push his career high to 22 this season and he met with the media following the game to discuss what he did during the offseason to unlock his power swing and the risks that he knew were associated with making that change.

The fundamentals this year for the Mets have been terrible. The biggest drop off though has come in centerfield as Brandon Nimmo continues to play poorly defensively. For comments, questions or topic ideas email TheRicoB@gmail.com 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

Mets slugger DJ Stewart had a week! We ask him about the game of his life as a one-man show against the Rangers, which included taking a hit by pitch from Aroldis Chapman. Todd Frazier tells him how he can relate. We also ask him about his convos with Brandon Nimmo. DJ gets into his Perfect Game days playing with a star-studded travel ball cast of future Big Leaguers. Why FSU over UF when he chose a college? It was an easy choice. WATCH FT -- Check out LaunchHydrate.com for 20% off on all 4 flavors when you use claim code 20FOULLAUNCH Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pat McCarthy recaps an outing where Kodai Senga did not disappoint as he pitched 7 strong innings, notching 12 strikeouts while on the other side Brandon Nimmo's power surge continued with him smacking his 20th home run of the season to go along with Ronny Mauricio's rocket double for his first career hit and Daniel Vogelbach's late inning RBI single which would prove to be the game winner.

According to Stathead's data, last night's home run by Mark Vientos off Aroldis Chapman was the 98th time in Mets history that they've gotten a solo shot with two outs in the ninth inning, and the third time this season.It's the second time this season that a rookie has saved the Mets from being shut out this way, as Francisco Álvarez also did it on July 5 in Arizona. The difference there was that the Mets were only down 1-0, so it was a game-tying home run — one of 13 out of these 98 when the Mets were one swing of the bat from getting even, and got even with the one swing of the bat.The Mets went on to win that game on Mark Canha's triple to score Brett Baty later in the ninth, and a 1-2-3 bottom of the frame by David Robertson. They did not win the other game when they got a solo shot with their last gasp, as Eduardo Escobar only got the Mets within 9-8 against Atlanta on May 1, the final score of that one.The most recent walkoff on a two-out solo shot by a Met was nearly five years ago, September 13, 2018, as Todd Frazier ended the first game of a doubleheader moments after Michael Conforto had also homered off Kyle Barraclough for one of those 13 game-tying solo shots.There have been 58 of these homers when the Mets have been behind in a game, including Vientos last night. His dinger followed Escobar into a more exclusive club, the 24th solo home run in Mets history when down to their final out at home.Only three of those have been tying homers: Conforto in 2018, Jerry Buchek off Atlanta's Dick Kelley in 1967, and Gus Bell in the fifth game in Mets history, off Jim Golden of the Houston Colt .45s at the Polo Grounds. Herb Moford gave up a three-run homer to Don Buddin in the 11th inning and the Mets would need to wait another six days to get their first-ever win.Vientos' homer saving the Mets from being blanked at home puts him in a club that only started in 1976, when Ron Hodges went deep off Pittsburgh's Doc Medich, followed like last night by the final out of a 2-1 game. On August 27, 1985, Darryl Strawberry ended Jerry Reuss' bid for a complete game shutout, but Tom Niedenfuer came out of the Dodgers bullpen to strike out George Foster and notch another 2-1 verdict.The disappointment was not as stark, nor as important, the following September 8, when Strawberry denied Bob Sebra a shutout at Shea. Sebra got the complete game win, and did shut out the Mets three weeks later in Montreal, on just two hits — a Gary Carter double in the second, and an infield hit by Lenny Dykstra in the sixth.There was even less drama on October 2, 2001, when Jay Payton denied Bronson Arroyo what would've been his first career shutout. He still got his first complete game and a 10-1 win, but had to wait until 2006 to twirl the first of his six career shutouts.Strawberry and Hodges are the only ones there with Vientos in homering to get the Mets one more chance in a game they trailed 2-0. The last time before last night that the Mets broke up a shutout at home this way, it would've taken a lot more chances: Brandon Nimmo got the best of Danny Barnes on May 16, 2018, and Wilmer Flores followed with a double, but Barnes managed to compose himself and get Conforto to ground out and lock down the Blue Jays' 12-1 triumph.Earlier that year, on April 15, Flores tagged Matt Albers of the Brewers for a two-out solo shot that was a walkoff. He also did it on July 22, 2017, off Oakland's Simon Castro. That ties Flores for the team record for a career, but not a single season, because Cleon Jones turned two 1-1 ties into 2-1 wins, just one week apart, in 1971 — August 21 off San Diego's Dave Roberts and August 28 against the Dodgers and Jim Brewer.Other than Flores, Jones, and Frazier, the Mets' walkoffs on solo shots, one out from extra innings, belong to Rusty Staub on May 9, 1982 off San Francisco's Greg Minton, and Mike Cameron off Danny Patterson to beat the Tigers on June 18, 2004.Cameron walked off Patterson and the Tigers the next night, too, delivering the decisive base hit in the 10th inning. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willetspen.substack.com/subscribe

Fresh off their 7-1 victory over the Cardinals, Keith Raad hit the field to talk with Mets leadoff batter Brandon Nimmo to get his instant reaction to a game that was kicked off by his 18th home run of the season

After winning their 5th game in their last 6 outings Mets Manager Buck Showalter met with the media to discuss Joey Lucchesi's strong outing along with some strong nights at the plate from Jeff McNeil and Brandon Nimmo all of which lead to the victory.

The Mets have now won their last three games and 5 of their last 6 as Pat McCarthy recaps a win which came on the back of a strong return outing from Joey Lucchesi who threw 5.2 innings along with home runs from Brandon Nimmo and Jeff McNeil with the former opening the game while the latter was the cherry on top of an explosive 5 run 7th inning.

The Mets have been on a hot streak as of late and Keith Raad caught up with the team's Manager, Buck Showalter, ahead of their Saturday night contest against the Cardinals to discuss how he has been shuffling around the arms and how some new and returning arms help make his job easier along with what he likes about how Brandon Nimmo has been swinging the bat all season.

Brandon Nimmo was once one of the best lead off hitters in the game. Now, his on base has dipped while his power numbers are the best they've ever been. And, he still doesn't steal any bases!!!! For comments, questions or topic ideas email TheRicoG@gmail.com 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 New York Mets finish their homestand 5-5 just like Evan Roberts predicted. The problem is, they're still playing terrible baseball. Brandon Nimmo and Jeff McNeil are shells of themselves, Pete Alonso seems like he's about to be traded, and get this, Edwin Diaz thinks he's coming back in September. In what continues to be one of the dumbest season's in Mets history, Evan and Hoff take deeper dives into the deep end of the Mets struggles. For comments, questions or topic ideas email TheRicoB@gmail.com 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

Following his team's disappointing opener to their Saturday doubleheader against the Braves, Mets Manager Buck Showalter met with the media to give updates on the status of both Francisco Lindor and Brandon Nimmo going into the night along with how to keep fighting after a loss like they suffered and why having another game so quickly will help ease what happened before.

Hour 4: We talked about Steve Cohen meeting the press again yesterday and we are still debating on what he meant by what he said about next year and free agents. Is Gio selling out now that he's into golf so much? A caller tells us that Sal Licata has gone on vacation with Chris Russo just so Sal could watch his kids. Stugotz said he should have been working at WFAN many years ago because he's so passionate about the station. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with Brandon Nimmo reacting to Steve Cohen's comments before the game. Tommy Lugauer was screaming on the afternoon show, saying he would root for aliens over the Yankees. We played all of the ‘Jazz Chisolm' cuts for Stugotz. In the final segment of the show, the Jets play the Browns tonight in the Hall of Fame Game and we will be watching to see what Zach Wilson looks like.

Hour 1: Stugotz from the Dan Le Batard Show is in for Boomer today so it's Gio & Stugotz this morning. Gio told a story about Chris Russo and ‘the family', a group of guys at WFAN who would bet on games with Russo. Gio was only making $31K at the time and lost $1100 and 6 months later Russo came looking for it. C-Lo is in for Jerry and starts with audio from Steve Cohen talking about his conversation with Max Scherzer and not going all in on free agents next season. Gio does not like that Cohen is not going to do everything they can to win next year and it reminds him of the Wilpons. It sounds like the Mets are not going to make a legitimate offer for Ohtani. The Yankees beat the Rays last night behind a Giancarlo Stanton 3-run HR. Domingo German voluntarily entered an alcohol rehab program. The Jets play the Browns tonight in the Hall of Fame game and we'll see a lot of Zach Wilson. In the final segment of the hour, Stugotz talked about the dangers of NYC and having to dodge scooters and bicycles. And everyone is smoking weed everywhere.  Hour 2: Stugotz is excited to be on WFAN as he's been a huge fan of the station for many years. He was even excited to meet Eddie Scozarre. But he doesn't know who Dov is, which seems strange since he's been at WFAN since day one. Gio does not like that Steve Cohen said they will not be in on huge free agents. C-Lo returns for an update but first we talked about Jerry vacationing in Texas which is confusing to Gio. And McMonigle is going to Florida this month. C-Lo has audio from Cohen before the game. He didn't like the Mets' ‘crummy' odds to make the playoffs. He also said, ‘hope's not a strategy'. The Yankees beat the Rays 7-2 behind solid offense from Anthony Volpe and Giancarlo Stanton. Domingo German is entering an alcohol rehab problem and is done for the season. The Jets play the Browns tonight in an early pre-season game. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about being friends with someone and then that friend starts doing better in life and you don't hear back from them.  Hour 3: Giants GM Joe Schoen calls in. When he was working with the Dolphins he was a neighbor of Stugotz. He talked about his relationship with Saquon Barkley and how business isn't personal. He also talked about reasons why the RB position seems undervalued in the NFL. C-Lo returns for an update but first Stugotz said he liked betting better when it was illegal. We heard audio from Steve Cohen on what they accomplished dealing Scherzer and Verlander. Gio and C-Lo go at it over what Steve Cohen said or didn't say about next season. Aaron Boone was on Jomboy's ‘Talkin Yanks' podcast and was getting testy with the host about Aaron Judge getting days off. In the final segment of the hour, Youseff is in the studio to talk about the Women's World Cup and whether French women shave their armpits.  Hour 4: We talked about Steve Cohen meeting the press again yesterday and we are still debating on what he meant by what he said about next year and free agents. Is Gio selling out now that he's into golf so much? A caller tells us that Sal Licata has gone on vacation with Chris Russo just so Sal could watch his kids. Stugotz said he should have been working at WFAN many years ago because he's so passionate about the station. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with Brandon Nimmo reacting to Steve Cohen's comments before the game. Tommy Lugauer was screaming on the afternoon show, saying he would root for aliens over the Yankees. We played all of the ‘Jazz Chisolm' cuts for Stugotz. In the final segment of the show, the Jets play the Browns tonight in the Hall of Fame Game and we will be watching to see what Zach Wilson looks like.

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): The Mets might be seven games out of a postseason spot, but Brandon Nimmo is always in first place when it comes to living the life of a Baseball Isn't Boring podcast guest. Making his third appearance on the podcast, Nimmo joins Rob Bradford to talk about the greatness of the game, how it looks and feels different from what he thought in Spring Training, how Wally Backman told him he was headed to the majors, and reliving one of the best Trade Deadline stories of all-time. As always, it's a good time with the Mets outfielder. 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

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): The Mets might be seven games out of a postseason spot, but Brandon Nimmo is always in first place when it comes to living the life of a Baseball Isn't Boring podcast guest. Making his third appearance on the podcast, Nimmo joins Rob Bradford to talk about the greatness of the game, how it looks and feels different from what he thought in Spring Training, how Wally Backman told him he was headed to the majors, and reliving one of the best Trade Deadline stories of all-time. As always, it's a good time with the Mets outfielder. 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

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): The Mets might be seven games out of a postseason spot, but Brandon Nimmo is always in first place when it comes to living the life of a Baseball Isn't Boring podcast guest. Making his third appearance on the podcast, Nimmo joins Rob Bradford to talk about the greatness of the game, how it looks and feels different from what he thought in Spring Training, how Wally Backman told him he was headed to the majors, and reliving one of the best Trade Deadline stories of all-time. As always, it's a good time with the Mets outfielder. 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 Mets took two from the San Francisco Giants at home and started July off on the right foot. We talk about all three games, including close the book on a rough June, and dive into big performances from Tommy Pham, Justin Verlander, Brandon Nimmo, Francisco Lindor, and more before getting you guys ready for the Arizona Diamondbacks. Happy Fourth of July! 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

Another not so great series for the Mets against the Brewers in Citi. Tommy Pham stayed hot and send a tweet and Brandon Nimmo showed off his power stroke but when we hit we didn't pitch and when we pitched we didn't hit. We also review the Steve Cohen press conference and preview this weekend's series against the Giants. 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

Hour 2: Gio heard a commercial during the break for Fan Duel. Shaun Morash was the voice of the commercial and he said ‘baysh-ball season is here' instead of ‘baseball'. There's a never ending supply of ‘goodbye shows' going on at WFAN right now. Craig is leaving, Sal is moving time slots, Tiki & Tierney are breaking up. Gio thinks Craig faked a phone call when they saw each other on the street. Gio thought of doing that move but Craig beat him to it. Jerry returns for an update but first Gio said the station is running a promo involving the fake spike game and Gio thinks it's disrespectful to Boomer. Jerry starts with audio from Aaron Rodgers at the psychedelic conference. The Mets are only 19% to make the playoffs. The Mets hit 4 HRs last night and beat the Brewers. Nimmo hit 2, Lindor and Vogelbach also had homers. The Yankees lost to the lowly A's, 2-1 in Oakland. Josh Donaldson did hit a HR in the loss. Shohei Ohtani hit 2 HRs and struck out 10. Tobias Harris talked about trade speculation from casual Sixers fans. In the final segment of the hour, Ryan Seacrest will be the new host for Wheel of Fortune. Gio thinks that's a really easy job to do. Vanna White has hired a lawyer because of what she's been paid over the years.

Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the Mets actually having some offense and beating the Brewers. They hit 4 HRs. Brandon Nimmo had 2 of them. David Peterson gave them 6 solid innings last night. Billy Eppler talked to the media before the game and was asked how much of this he takes the blame for. The Yankees lost in Oakland 2-1. Shohei Ohtani struck out 10 and hit 2 HRs. The Kelce brothers said being a podcaster is the toughest job in the world. Former NFL QB Ryan Mallet drowned in Florida at the age of 35.

Hour 1: Boomer is back from New Hampshire but got in very late because of weather and airport delays. The Yankees lost to the A's 2-1. Steve Cohen will meet the media later today and we all expect him to say the same thing Billy Eppler said yesterday. A lot of fans have invested money in this team and paid for tickets for future games and they are not living up to their end of the bargain. Gio said Mets fans need to detach from the team but Boomer isn't doing that. Gio vowed not to talk about the Mets again unless something major happened and now Steve Cohen is going to talk so we have to talk about them again. Maybe there's internal strife going on with the Mets. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the Mets actually having some offense and beating the Brewers. They hit 4 HRs. Brandon Nimmo had 2 of them. David Peterson gave them 6 solid innings last night. Billy Eppler talked to the media before the game and was asked how much of this he takes the blame for. The Yankees lost in Oakland 2-1. Shohei Ohtani struck out 10 and hit 2 HRs. The Kelce brothers said being a podcaster is the toughest job in the world. Former NFL QB Ryan Mallet drowned in Florida at the age of 35. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about Steve Cohen's upcoming press conference that's happening before the game tonight. Would the Mets consider trading Max Scherzer? Boomer said there's a bunch of ranch dressing in the fridge in the break room.

Hour 1: Boomer is back from New Hampshire but got in very late because of weather and airport delays. The Yankees lost to the A's 2-1. Steve Cohen will meet the media later today and we all expect him to say the same thing Billy Eppler said yesterday. A lot of fans have invested money in this team and paid for tickets for future games and they are not living up to their end of the bargain. Gio said Mets fans need to detach from the team but Boomer isn't doing that. Gio vowed not to talk about the Mets again unless something major happened and now Steve Cohen is going to talk so we have to talk about them again. Maybe there's internal strife going on with the Mets. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the Mets actually having some offense and beating the Brewers. They hit 4 HRs. Brandon Nimmo had 2 of them. David Peterson gave them 6 solid innings last night. Billy Eppler talked to the media before the game and was asked how much of this he takes the blame for. The Yankees lost in Oakland 2-1. Shohei Ohtani struck out 10 and hit 2 HRs. The Kelce brothers said being a podcaster is the toughest job in the world. Former NFL QB Ryan Mallet drowned in Florida at the age of 35. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about Steve Cohen's upcoming press conference that's happening before the game tonight. Would the Mets consider trading Max Scherzer? Boomer said there's a bunch of ranch dressing in the fridge in the break room.  Hour 2: Gio heard a commercial during the break for Fan Duel. Shaun Morash was the voice of the commercial and he said ‘baysh-ball season is here' instead of ‘baseball'. There's a never ending supply of ‘goodbye shows' going on at WFAN right now. Craig is leaving, Sal is moving time slots, Tiki & Tierney are breaking up. Gio thinks Craig faked a phone call when they saw each other on the street. Gio thought of doing that move but Craig beat him to it. Jerry returns for an update but first Gio said the station is running a promo involving the fake spike game and Gio thinks it's disrespectful to Boomer. Jerry starts with audio from Aaron Rodgers at the psychedelic conference. The Mets are only 19% to make the playoffs. The Mets hit 4 HRs last night and beat the Brewers. Nimmo hit 2, Lindor and Vogelbach also had homers. The Yankees lost to the lowly A's, 2-1 in Oakland. Josh Donaldson did hit a HR in the loss. Shohei Ohtani hit 2 HRs and struck out 10. Tobias Harris talked about trade speculation from casual Sixers fans. In the final segment of the hour, Ryan Seacrest will be the new host for Wheel of Fortune. Gio thinks that's a really easy job to do. Vanna White has hired a lawyer because of what she's been paid over the years.  Hour 3: Over the weekend Gio had the stomach virus and now his wife has it. The Mother-in-law is there now helping out with the kids while Gina is resting and being sick. Gio has a round of golf scheduled for today and he wonders if he should still go or does he have to go home and take care of the kids. Jerry returns for an update and says if he were Gio he would not play golf and he would go home. Buck Showalter was asked what happens if they don't make the playoffs. Billy Eppler said the fans trust the players that are veterans and have a lot of history of playing well. The Mets did win last night, beating the Brewers behind 4 HRs and a good start by David Peterson. The Yankees lost to the A's in Oakland. Shohei Ohtani hit 2 HRs and struck out 10 as the Angels beat the White Sox. Who said this about who?  In the final segment of the hour, we talked about the possibility of the Jets being forced into Hard Knocks. We go over the list of places Boomer has never been. We also talked about the Mets with Steve Cohen meeting the media later today before the game.  Hour 4: Steve Cohen will meet the media later today and we don't expect anything to come of this that will make Mets fans feel any better. Boomer wonders why Peter Schwartz needed to call 3-1-1. Gio wants him to become Peter Schwartz, Sports Cowboy. We talked about the Jordan Davis song, ‘Next Thing You Know' and Eddie plays Jerry drops. Jerry returns for an update but first we talked about congestion pricing in NYC and what a disaster the MTA and the city is. Boomer wants to clothesline a biker going the wrong way on the streets of NYC. Billy Eppler met the media and was asked how much he was to blame for the season. The Mets hit 4 HRs and beat the Brewers last night. The Yankees lost to the lowly A's as their offense went dead again. The Kelce brothers said podcasting is the toughest job in the world. Aaron Rodgers spoke at a psychedelics conference and Jerry has the audio. Boomer wants to do ayahuasca with the show members. In the final segment of the show, Gio watched a Netflix documentary about a guy that was cloning camels. A woman calls in who leads ayahuasca retreats.

From 'Rico Brogna' (subscribe here): Brandon Nimmo hasn't been terrible this season, but Evan Roberts says Nimmo has had some very upsetting moments with his glove and his bat.For comments, questions or topic ideas email TheRicoB@gmail.com 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

Hour 1: We are live from the Travelers golf tournament. We talked about the chaos for all of us getting up here. Gio was on a ferry and Boomer's helicopter flew right over him on his way here. There were rumors Boomer was upset with his hotel room and left. A new lineup at WFAN was announced yesterday and we reacted to it. Gio is most interested in how Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata will get along. Boomer spilled coffee on his crotch and is using a Tide stick to try and get it out. Scottie Sheffler is supposed to be coming by later today. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and he starts with the Yankees beating the Mariners behind GERRIT Cole and a HR by Billy McKinney and we got a new John Sterling call. Cole waved his finger at the Mariners bench at one point after striking out Jose Caballero. Cole said the manager was waving his finger at him so he waved it back. Aaron Hicks continues to perform well for the Orioles. He hit another HR and had 4 RBIs. The Astros got to Justin VERLANDER in the third for 3 runs and it was enough to beat the Mets. The Mets didn't have a hit until the sixth inning. VERLANDER talked about his performance in Houston. The GM of the Angels said it's highly unlikely that they trade OHTANI while in contention. The Rangers new Head Coach, Peter Laviolette, met the media yesterday and Jerry has the audio. His wife told him he had to smile. In the final segment of the hour, Gio yells to golfer Tony Finau as he leaves the practice green. We talked about the life of a golfer as they go from tournament to tournament. We still don't have any details on how it's going to work with the PGA Tour and LIV. Boomer is playing at the course later on. Gio heard Tiki is a 20 handicap and he expected better. Visually, it was very weird to see Tiki standing next to Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash.  Hour 2: Boomer doesn't know who Old Dirty Bastard is. He knows who Wu Tang is but not ODB. When Eddie plays his inappropriate drops, they go out over the loudspeaker here at the Travelers. We talked a little baseball with the locals. What can the Mets do to turn it around and become a playoff baseball team by the end of the season? There still seems to be no real timetable for Aaron Judge's return. The Yankees are just not the same team without him in the lineup. The other stars on the team are not carrying their weight. The Braves and the Rays look like only real teams in baseball right now. Who are the homegrown difference makers on the Mets? Pete Alonso, Jeff McNeil, Brandon NIMMO? But they are not like Aaron Judge. Boomer was with Jets GM Joe Douglas yesterday and they talked about Aaron Rodgers and what it's like to be around a Hall of Fame QB. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Justin VERLANDER returning to Houston. He gave up 3 runs in the third and that was enough for the Astros to beat the Mets. VERLANDER talked about giving up the HR to Alex Bregman. Jeff McNeil talked about losing and needing to get hot. The Yankees beat the Mariners. Gio is starstruck by all the golfers and Boomer told him to ‘take your shirt off and shake your nipples at him'. Billy McKinney hit a HR and talked about facing Kirby. Cole talked about getting the win. Brian CASHMAN talked before the game about their offensive struggles. The Rangers introduced their new Head Coach Peter LAVIOLETTE. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about the missing submarine that was touring the Titanic wreckage. Supposedly the rescuers heard some banging. Even if they find it, how are they going to bring it to the surface? Boomer would never get into a submarine like that.  Hour 3: Former Giant Shaun O'Hara won Boomer's golf tournament yesterday. Boomer will be going to Rao's with Coach COWHER. Gio said he is playing in the Pro-Am here next year and he's not taking no for an answer. Tiki & Tierney mercy ruled Carton & Roberts in softball. Most of the WFAN hosts got injured while playing. Today is Scottie Sheffler's birthday and we got him a cake from Walmart. Jerry returns for an update but first Boomer is claiming he mentioned Wyndham Clark when we were picking winners for the US Open. The Yankees beat the Mariners behind GERRIT Cole. Billy McKinney hit the longest HR of his career last night. Brian CASHMAN talked about the grind of a long season. The Mets lost in Houston behind Justin VERLANDER. He gave up 3 runs in the third. Aaron Hicks had a HR and 4 RBIs for the Orioles last night. The Rangers introduced new Head Coach Peter LAVIOLETTE. Boomer thinks the golfers are still confused about the PGA Tour and LIV merger. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer & Gio used the port-o-potty during the break and there was a lot of poop in there. Boomer said it's a pile of human waste over there. Who are the stars in golf right now? What made Tom Brady a superstar? Can Scottie Sheffler become a superstar? Hour 4: Scottie Sheffler joins us live from the Travelers. He said he's still not sure how it will work with the PGA Tour and LIV merging. He didn't want to go to LIV because he dreamed of playing on the PGA Tour. Right now it's just a framework agreement so nobody knows the details. We presented Scottie with a Walmart cake as today is his birthday. Jerry returns for his final update of the morning but first Gio talked about the great picture he just took with SCHEFFLER. Boomer will be playing with Tim Wakefield. Gio said he knows a guy that got crabs from Tim Wakefield. Jerry has audio as Shaun Morash has a tearful goodbye to the DA Show. He said he owes his life to DA. Boomer thinks Gio was aroused while interviewing Scottie Sheffler.

Hour 2: Boomer doesn't know who Old Dirty Bastard is. He knows who Wu Tang is but not ODB. When Eddie plays his inappropriate drops, they go out over the loudspeaker here at the Travelers. We talked a little baseball with the locals. What can the Mets do to turn it around and become a playoff baseball team by the end of the season? There still seems to be no real timetable for Aaron Judge's return. The Yankees are just not the same team without him in the lineup. The other stars on the team are not carrying their weight. The Braves and the Rays look like only real teams in baseball right now. Who are the homegrown difference makers on the Mets? Pete Alonso, Jeff McNeil, Brandon NIMMO? But they are not like Aaron Judge. Boomer was with Jets GM Joe Douglas yesterday and they talked about Aaron Rodgers and what it's like to be around a Hall of Fame QB. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Justin VERLANDER returning to Houston. He gave up 3 runs in the third and that was enough for the Astros to beat the Mets. VERLANDER talked about giving up the HR to Alex Bregman. Jeff McNeil talked about losing and needing to get hot. The Yankees beat the Mariners. Gio is starstruck by all the golfers and Boomer told him to ‘take your shirt off and shake your nipples at him'. Billy McKinney hit a HR and talked about facing Kirby. Cole talked about getting the win. Brian CASHMAN talked before the game about their offensive struggles. The Rangers introduced their new Head Coach Peter LAVIOLETTE. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about the missing submarine that was touring the Titanic wreckage. Supposedly the rescuers heard some banging. Even if they find it, how are they going to bring it to the surface? Boomer would never get into a submarine like that.

The Mets beat the Yankees last night so they split the Subway Series. Boomer said both games were very entertaining. Nobody was dogging it in either of these games. The Mets did make a lot of mental mistakes that even Steve Cohen was tweeting about. IKF stole home which seems very exhilarating. Gio wonders who in Mets management loves Daniel Vogelbach so much. He has been out of the lineup for a mental break.

Hour 3: The U.S. Open gets underway today at the L.A. Country Club and Gio is very interested now that he's an actual golfer. This is a USGA event and not a PGA event. It's the one championship Phil Mickelson has not won. Jerry returns for an update but first Boomer went for a massage and didn't want them to work on his injured shoulder but she actually focused on it instead. Communications error. Jerry starts with the Mets beating the Yankees in the tenth inning on a Brandon Nimmo walk off double. IKF stole home and he talked about how he was able to pull it off. A sports talk host in Tennessee also works as an Uber driver and he was carjacked. Brian Daboll met the media and talked about the time between mini camps. Stefon Diggs was back at Bills camp and Sean McDermott said he gave him space to get away from the team. He was excused by the coach. In the final segment of the hour, Carson Wentz is working with Jon Gruden to try to get back into the league. Dalvin Cook has been getting offers in the $5 million range and he wants more than $10.

Hour 2: Bradley Beal of the Washington Wizards is somebody the Knicks probably would have gone after a few years ago and it would be one of those deals that blows up in their face. Boomer calls him ‘the best guy on a bad team'. Beal to the Knicks doesn't excite him. What about Zion Williamson for the Knicks? Boomer said ‘no way' for him to the Knicks. Not interested. Will the Knicks overreact and sign a free agent for big money that's not worth it? Gio wants Damian Lillard on the Knicks. Jerry returns for an update but first Gio has a 4 mile run coming up in a few weeks. Jerry starts with Nimmo's game winning hit last night as the Mets beat the Yankees. Nimmo talked about how huge the series is for the city and the fans. Justin Verlander pitched well as did Gerrit Cole. Brian Daboll met the media and they will not be practicing with the Jets this summer since they play each other this year. Chris Russo does not want you comparing Aaron Rodgers to Joe Namath. Stefon Diggs was back at Bills practice and Sean McDermott talked about it. Brooks Koepka was asked about playing nice with the PGA and LIV players. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer asked Chat GPT about the Mets and the Jets. Boomer thought the Subway Series games were very entertaining.

Hour 1: The Mets beat the Yankees last night so they split the Subway Series. Boomer said both games were very entertaining. Nobody was dogging it in either of these games. The Mets did make a lot of mental mistakes that even Steve Cohen was tweeting about. IKF stole home which seems very exhilarating. Gio wonders who in Mets management loves Daniel Vogelbach so much. He has been out of the lineup for a mental break. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with audio from last night's Mets win over the Yankees. Brandon Nimmo hit a double in the tenth for the walk off. Nimmo talked right after the game about beating the Yankees and getting over ‘the hump'. Francisco Lindor talked about getting a haircut and then a win. Verlander talked about his first experience with the Subway Series. Gerrit Cole talked about the crowd being into it. Cole also talked about IKF stealing home. Daniel Vogelbach talked about getting a mental break and getting his swing back. Stef Diggs was back at Bills camp and Sean McDermott talked to the press about it. It still feels like something's going on up there. Jonathan Taylor talked about teams devaluing NFL running backs. Joe Burrow said the best QB in the NFL is Patrick Mahomes. We also talked about Boomer and the Bengals Ring of Honor. We need him in it this year. In the final segment of the hour, Netflix released a trailer for the docuseries ‘Quarterback' featuring Patrick Mahomes, Kirk Cousins and Marcus Mariota. The ratings for the Stanley Cup Finals was down 43% from last year. The NBA Finals were down a little bit from last year. Boomer talked about the difference between being on cable tv or on network tv.

Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with audio from last night's Mets win over the Yankees. Brandon Nimmo hit a double in the tenth for the walk off. Nimmo talked right after the game about beating the Yankees and getting over ‘the hump'. Francisco Lindor talked about getting a haircut and then a win. Verlander talked about his first experience with the Subway Series. Gerrit Cole talked about the crowd being into it. Cole also talked about IKF stealing home. Daniel Vogelbach talked about getting a mental break and getting his swing back. Stef Diggs was back at Bills camp and Sean McDermott talked to the press about it. It still feels like something's going on up there. Jonathan Taylor talked about teams devaluing NFL running backs. Joe Burrow said the best QB in the NFL is Patrick Mahomes. We also talked about Boomer and the Bengals Ring of Honor. We need him in it this year.

Hour 4: The Subway Series ended up being very entertaining. A lot of crazy things happened over the 2-game series. IKF stole home last night and it wasn't even close. Gio is currently emotionally detached from the Mets and is looking at them objectively. Do your favorite sports teams care about you? The individual players. Do they care about the individual fans? Boomer said they do. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with the sounds from last night's Mets win over the Yankees last night. IKF did steal home but Brandon Nimmo hit a walk-off double in the tenth. Justin Verlander didn't expect as many Yankees fans as there were. Dalvin Cook was a guest of Rich Eisen and talked about trying to find the right situation for himself, saying there's no rush. Lamar Jackson talked about having OBJ on the team now. Joe Burrow was asked who the best QB in the NFL is and he said Patrick Mahomes. In the final segment of the show, a Belgium man fakes his own death because he was feeling disrespected by his family. Is there anybody in your life that you wish you spent more time with? Jerry chimes in.

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Hour 1: The Mets beat the Yankees last night so they split the Subway Series. Boomer said both games were very entertaining. Nobody was dogging it in either of these games. The Mets did make a lot of mental mistakes that even Steve Cohen was tweeting about. IKF stole home which seems very exhilarating. Gio wonders who in Mets management loves Daniel Vogelbach so much. He has been out of the lineup for a mental break. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with audio from last night's Mets win over the Yankees. Brandon Nimmo hit a double in the tenth for the walk off. Nimmo talked right after the game about beating the Yankees and getting over ‘the hump'. Francisco Lindor talked about getting a haircut and then a win. Verlander talked about his first experience with the Subway Series. Gerrit Cole talked about the crowd being into it. Cole also talked about IKF stealing home. Daniel Vogelbach talked about getting a mental break and getting his swing back. Stef Diggs was back at Bills camp and Sean McDermott talked to the press about it. It still feels like something's going on up there. Jonathan Taylor talked about teams devaluing NFL running backs. Joe Burrow said the best QB in the NFL is Patrick Mahomes. We also talked about Boomer and the Bengals Ring of Honor. We need him in it this year. In the final segment of the hour, Netflix released a trailer for the docuseries ‘Quarterback' featuring Patrick Mahomes, Kirk Cousins and Marcus Mariota. The ratings for the Stanley Cup Finals was down 43% from last year. The NBA Finals were down a little bit from last year. Boomer talked about the difference between being on cable tv or on network tv.  Hour 2: Bradley Beal of the Washington Wizards is somebody the Knicks probably would have gone after a few years ago and it would be one of those deals that blows up in their face. Boomer calls him ‘the best guy on a bad team'. Beal to the Knicks doesn't excite him. What about Zion Williamson for the Knicks? Boomer said ‘no way' for him to the Knicks. Not interested. Will the Knicks overreact and sign a free agent for big money that's not worth it? Gio wants Damian Lillard on the Knicks. Jerry returns for an update but first Gio has a 4 mile run coming up in a few weeks. Jerry starts with Nimmo's game winning hit last night as the Mets beat the Yankees. Nimmo talked about how huge the series is for the city and the fans. Justin Verlander pitched well as did Gerrit Cole. Brian Daboll met the media and they will not be practicing with the Jets this summer since they play each other this year. Chris Russo does not want you comparing Aaron Rodgers to Joe Namath. Stefon Diggs was back at Bills practice and Sean McDermott talked about it. Brooks Koepka was asked about playing nice with the PGA and LIV players. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer asked Chat GPT about the Mets and the Jets. Boomer thought the Subway Series games were very entertaining.  Hour 3: The U.S. Open gets underway today at the L.A. Country Club and Gio is very interested now that he's an actual golfer. This is a USGA event and not a PGA event. It's the one championship Phil Mickelson has not won. Jerry returns for an update but first Boomer went for a massage and didn't want them to work on his injured shoulder but she actually focused on it instead. Communications error. Jerry starts with the Mets beating the Yankees in the tenth inning on a Brandon Nimmo walk off double. IKF stole home and he talked about how he was able to pull it off. A sports talk host in Tennessee also works as an Uber driver and he was carjacked. Brian Daboll met the media and talked about the time between mini camps. Stefon Diggs was back at Bills camp and Sean McDermott said he gave him space to get away from the team. He was excused by the coach. In the final segment of the hour, Carson Wentz is working with Jon Gruden to try to get back into the league. Dalvin Cook has been getting offers in the $5 million range and he wants more than $10.  Hour 4: The Subway Series ended up being very entertaining. A lot of crazy things happened over the 2-game series. IKF stole home last night and it wasn't even close. Gio is currently emotionally detached from the Mets and is looking at them objectively. Do your favorite sports teams care about you? The individual players. Do they care about the individual fans? Boomer said they do. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with the sounds from last night's Mets win over the Yankees last night. IKF did steal home but Brandon Nimmo hit a walk-off double in the tenth. Justin Verlander didn't expect as many Yankees fans as there were. Dalvin Cook was a guest of Rich Eisen and talked about trying to find the right situation for himself, saying there's no rush. Lamar Jackson talked about having OBJ on the team now. Joe Burrow was asked who the best QB in the NFL is and he said Patrick Mahomes. In the final segment of the show, a Belgium man fakes his own death because he was feeling disrespected by his family. Is there anybody in your life that you wish you spent more time with? Jerry chimes in.

Hour 1: The Yankees beat the Mets last night and it was a perfect example of what the Mets season is right now. Max Scherzer had another bad start and couldn't get out of the fourth inning. And then Francisco Lindor struck out in the 8th inning with the bases loaded. That's where they are right now. Scherzer's best days are behind him. Lindor's best days are behind him. Gio is going to emotionally detach as a Mets fan and will not allow them to ruin his Summer. He may emotionally reattach at some point and he's earned the right to do that as a longtime Mets fan. Gio said Max Scherzer will ride off into the sunset leaving orange and blue rubble behind. Gio has had a great 2023 so far and he is not going to let the Mets ruin it. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with highlights from last night's Subway Series. The Mets blew a 5-1 lead and Scherzer was terrible. DJ and Stanton homered for the Yanks. Clay Holmes got out of an 8th inning jam. Max Scherzer talked about struggling with the slider. Lindor talked about striking out in a huge spot. Mets reliever Drew Smith was tossed for sticky hands without ever throwing a pitch. The Las Vegas Golden Knights won their first Stanley Cup. They have been in existence for six years. Daniel Jones met the media and wouldn't comment on the Saquon stuff. What is going on with Steff Diggs and the Buffalo Bills? In the final segment of the hour, we talked more about the Subway Series. And not to take anything away from the Yankees win, but the real story is how Scherzer and Lindor have not lived up to their contracts.  Hour 2: Yesterday Boomer & Gio golfed in a charity event for Winters Bros. Boomer said Gio slowed down the round of golf but he said that's not true. Boomer said Gio took a bunch of shots at him when he was doing live auction items. Gio's ‘Top 5 Moments' didn't include Boomer. A caller said it took him 3 hours to get to the game, then someone was in his seat. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Brandon Nimmo dropping a ball in center that led to the Yankees winning run. Max Scherzer was terrible and Drew Smith was thrown out of the game for sticky stuff without ever throwing a pitch. The Las Vegas Golden Knights won the NHL Stanley Cup. Daniel Jones has no swag but he's a grinder. There's an issue between Steff Diggs and the Buffalo Bills which may also involve Josh Allen. Shannon Sharpe said goodbye to Skip Bayless and he cried. In the final segment of the hour, the NY Rangers have hired Peter Laviolette as their Head Coach. He wasn't Boomer's first choice, but he was his second choice.  Hour 3: The Yankees beat the Mets last night. Max Scherzer was terrible and it's been the same old thing all year long. The highest paid players are not coming through in big spots. Gio can't believe the contraption Pete Alonso had on his arm at the Carton & Roberts comedy event. Boomer said yesterday at the charity auction, Gio said the Jets are going to the Super Bowl this year. A hand therapist calls in to talk about Alonso's wrist contraption. Jerry returns for an update and has all of the sounds from last night's Yankees win over the Mets, including the Giancarlo Stanton HR in the first. Brandon Nimmo had a gaffe in center which led to the Yankees winning run. Drew Smith was tossed for having sticky stuff without ever even throwing a pitch. A's fans are doing a reverse protest and going to the games to chant ‘sell the team'. Sterling Shepard was asked how he's feeling in Giants camp. Josh Allen commented on the Steffon Diggs situation in Buffalo. In the final segment of the hour, Oswaldo Cabrera wears his grandmother's tooth around his neck.  Hour 4: The Mets continuing to stink, Gio is detaching himself from the Mets at the moment. He may reattach later in the season but he will not let them ruin his Summer or his 2023. Gio said he has earned the right to detach and reattach. Gio randomly asks, ‘when's the last time you ate a booger?' Gio still has his mullet in a bag in his office. He also has a pair of vag-ankles. Jerry returns for an update and starts with all the sounds from last night's Yankees win over the Mets. The Yankees came back from down 5-1. Max Scherzer talked about the issues he had with his slider last night. Drew Smith was ejected for sticky stuff before he even threw a pitch. In the final segment of the show, we talked about the Arnold Schwarzenegger documentary on Netflix. The closest to Arnold's career would have to be The Rock.

Hour 2: Yesterday Boomer & Gio golfed in a charity event for Winters Bros. Boomer said Gio slowed down the round of golf but he said that's not true. Boomer said Gio took a bunch of shots at him when he was doing live auction items. Gio's ‘Top 5 Moments' didn't include Boomer. A caller said it took him 3 hours to get to the game, then someone was in his seat. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Brandon Nimmo dropping a ball in center that led to the Yankees winning run. Max Scherzer was terrible and Drew Smith was thrown out of the game for sticky stuff without ever throwing a pitch. The Las Vegas Golden Knights won the NHL Stanley Cup. Daniel Jones has no swag but he's a grinder. There's an issue between Steff Diggs and the Buffalo Bills which may also involve Josh Allen. Shannon Sharpe said goodbye to Skip Bayless and he cried. In the final segment of the hour, the NY Rangers have hired Peter Laviolette as their Head Coach. He wasn't Boomer's first choice, but he was his second choice.