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C-Lo returns for an update and begins with interesting names of Mets and Phillies draft picks. Gio informs us of the last name “Sackrider”. C-Lo has more audio from Barstool's zero-point showing on Celebrity Family Feud and Stu Feiner's tryout for the team. Stu calls in from Sicily. He tells us all about being on Family Feud.

C-Lo returns for another update and begins with the “how about that” montage the Evan & Tiki show put together. It reminds C-Lo of two great “how about that's” delivered by Paul Rosenberg when he accidentally hit Craig's voice changer and when Steve Somers also triggered the device. C-Lo also found two montages Gio put together back during his days as a producer. We hear from President Trump during the Dodgers' visit to the White House. The Yankees are back in action against the Phillies, and Dennis Santana was DFA'd three days after his confrontation with Jose Caballero. Salvador made a plea to Kansas City police to release a man who jumped into a fountain trying to grab a HR ball.

C-Lo begins with Jose Caballero's social media post criticizing MLB for changing the pitch clock rules and singling him out. Bryce Harper explained what Don Mattingly brought to the Phillies that helped them turn their season around. C-Lo uncovered audio of Mike Tomlin laughing while eating. Jon Gruden will do play-by-play for a Bucs preseason game. We hear the infamous Fox-5 on-air altercation between Jim Ryan and Dick Oliver. New Arkansas football coach Ryan Silverfield defended his “aura” at SEC Media Days.

Gio starts by thanking an oblivious Jerry, rants about Boomer and others saying "enjoy it now" about kids, and admits to faking a Bruce Springsteen fandom just to chat with Mad Dog. C-Lo's final update covers Jose Caballero's controversial pitch clock post, Bryce Harper's praise for Don Mattingly, audio of Mike Tomlin eating, and Jon Gruden heading back to the booth. Then, Gio plays a classic 2001 on-air fight, Ryan Silverfield's "aura" defense recalls DeShaun Foster's media day fumble, and the Moment of the Day features awkward rejoins and Reggie in Queens. To wrap the week, Gio ponders the endless appeal of media mishaps and how America's Funniest Home Videos is still on the air.

Gio and Jerry start by pondering potential Mets trade deadline sales, Aaron Boone's wishlist, and the expectation that Aaron Judge won't return this season, before Gio warns of a pending anti-Pete Alonso hit piece. Next, C-Lo brings an update starring Evan & Tiki's "how about that" montage, triggering memories of classic voice-changer slip-ups and Gio's early producer work. To wrap up, President Trump hosts the Dodgers at the White House before their matchup with the Mets, the Yankees return to face the Phillies following Dennis Santana's DFA, Salvador Perez pleads for a fan who jumped in a fountain for a home run ball, and a caller reveals a Boomer shoutout in a new rap track.

Nancy Armour's column is just the latest reminder for Gio and Jerry that the WNBA can't escape controversy, right on the heels of commissioner Cathy Engelbert's Dan Patrick drama. Sabrina Ionescu denies turning down the 3-point contest, reinforcing the guys' belief that leadership is only getting in the way of a growing sport. Next, C-Lo highlights interesting Mets and Phillies draft pick names—featuring the surname "Sackrider"—and shares audio from Barstool's zero-point Celebrity Family Feud disaster. To wrap up, Stu Feiner calls in from Sicily to dish on Family Feud, and Reggie in Queens calls back to clarify, with a quick reminder from his wife, how he drained his scrotum.

It's a Feel Good Summer Friday with Gio and Jerry, but seeing the rare magic of the Knicks' championship has only made Gio feel worse about the Mets' and Vikings' chances, while Jerry pegs a promising Giants team at 10 wins. C-Lo drops his first update starting with Josh Hart's pre-camp joke, Jerry recalls accidentally wiping out Sirius's entire system during training, and Chris McMonigle praises Yankees pitching. Plus, C-Lo doubts Aaron Judge returns this season—making Gio's home run bet a wash—and Clay Holmes faces the batter who injured him. Meanwhile, President Trump and Bryce Harper both mock the Mets, the Giants gear up for West Virginia training camp, Barstool struggles on Celebrity Family Feud, and the guys agree that Bon Jovi's 90-minute concert was actually the ideal length.

On a Feel Good Summer Friday, Gio and Jerry tackle it all: New York sports angst over the Mets, Yankees, and Giants, the latest WNBA controversies, and plenty of off-the-rails stories. C-Lo delivers updates packed with Barstool's Celebrity Family Feud disaster, classic radio montages, and viral sports moments, while Stu Feiner calls in live from Sicily. Top it off with Gio's rants on parenting advice and fake Springsteen fandom—plus an unforgettable follow-up from Reggie in Queens—for a jam-packed show from start to finish!

C-Lo has a clip of Chris McMonigle praising the Yankees pitching. C-Lo doesn't think Aaron Judge will play again this season. Judge's injury has made Gio's Judge vs Ben Rice HR bet a wash. Clay Holmes made a rehab start last night and faced Spencer Jones, whose line drive injured Holmes in May. President Trump joined the long list of people mocking the Mets. Bryce Harper took a shot at the Mets too. The Giants are getting set for training camp in West Virginia.

Gio praises Tiki Barber while comparing watching soccer to understanding Dune, then reveals why C-Lo got fed up with Shaun Morash over interviewing the cast of The Hawk. After callers chime in on couples dinners, Jerry returns for an update, starting with Gio's sock struggles and Boomer floating the idea of a yard sale. In sports, Jose Caballero's double leads to a benches-clearing clash with Dennis Santana, Freddy Peralta continues to falter, Carlos Beltrán calls managing the Mets a bucket list goal, the Red Sox win their 14th straight, and Aaron Rodgers posts family photos without his wife. Finally, Gio envisions what Boomer's yard sale would actually look like.

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Al & C-Lo: Terrible movie references, Will Ferrell isn't funny and Tommy DeVito's future

Skip the ocean due to a shark and breathe in the smoky air that is ruining the good weather. At 84, Ringo Starr is touring again, while the player-voted NFL Top 100 drops Lamar Jackson 67 spots as opponents lose their fear. Boomer & Gio hit Netflix's Quarterback, though Gio says it and Hard Knocks aren't must-watch TV anymore. C-Lo's update brings Lindor's terrible throw, Baty's homer, Christian Scott on the air quality, Baker Mayfield going at Jalen Carter, and The Roommates podcast at Fanatics-Fest. Finally, Gio recalls spotting Oz The Mentalist's tricks during his visit but refusing to expose him the way Pablo Torre did.

Gio explains that his wife cannot decide on a beach trip due to the smoky weather, leading to a discussion about women making and sticking to decisions. C-Lo's final update starts with a glitchy live Rico Brogna, followed by Pat Riley and the Heat introducing Giannis, and a quiz to see how many Miami Heat players Al can name from their history. Then, Joe Flacco admits he doesn't care about his trophies, and the Moment of the Day captures loud studio construction noise. Finally, the week wraps up with a new WFAN PSA warning against speeding and running over someone walking their dog.

C-Lo is in for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of the Mets beating the Phillies. Francisco Alvarez homered twice. The Mets are letting teams know they are open for business except for a few players. Jalen Brunson was asked to sign a Giants helmet (he is an Eagles fan). LeBron was at Fanatics-Fest but did not say where he was signing.

C-Lo returns for an update and starts with Francisco Lindor's terrible throw to third. We heard Brett Baty homer in the win. Christian Scott was asked about the air quality.

C-Lo returns for an update and starts with the sounds of Kyle Schwarber thinking he had a HR but it was not. A woman at Fanatics-Fest was very excited to meet Chris McMonigle. We heard C-Mac vs Brett in Long Island. Eli Manning has a new series, ‘Eli At The Movies' and watched Jerry Maguire with Marshawn Lynch.

With Boomer out, Gio and Jerry cover a Mets win, looming lockout fears, dropping Netflix ratings, and bizarre celebrity lookalikes. Next, amid shark sightings and smoky air, they dive into Ringo Starr's tour, Lamar Jackson's ranking drop, and Oz the Mentalist's tricks. The Canadian wildfire smoke continues to ruin beach plans as the guys discuss Claude Lemieux's death, Eli Manning's new show, and Gio's free Delta flight. Finally, the hazy weather sparks a debate on making decisions, followed by C-Lo's updates on Giannis joining the Heat, Joe Flacco's trophies, loud studio construction noise, and a grim WFAN PSA to wrap up the week.

Boomer is out, so Gio and Jerry are in today, starting with a Mets win over the Phillies that Gio claims means nothing. They dive into a looming next-season lockout, the HR Derby's 20-year ratings low on Netflix, and Fox's claims of high All-Star viewership that Gio just doesn't buy. C-Lo handles the updates with Alvarez's homers as the Mets open for business, followed by Eagles fan Jalen Brunson getting a Giants helmet, and LeBron staying quiet on his future at Fanatics-Fest. To wrap things up, a Senate candidate looks just like Meatloaf, and Jerry wonders if Rosie O'Donnell knows she looks like Mike Francesa.

C-Lo returns for his final update of the day and starts with a live Rico Brogna that's ‘a little glitchy right now'. Pat Riley and the Heat introduced Giannis yesterday. We quizzed AL to see how many Miami Heat players he could name from their history. Joe Flacco talked about his trophies and how he thought he would care about them but he doesn't. The Moment of The Day: All the construction noise in the studio.

Gio wonders if Canadian wildfire smoke will ruin his beach day, before he and Jerry discuss the latest details surrounding Claude Lemieux's suicide. Next, C-Lo's update features Kyle Schwarber's near-home run, an excited fan meeting Chris McMonigle at Fanatics-Fest, and audio from C-Mac vs. Brett in Long Island. Finally, Eli Manning watches Jerry Maguire with Marshawn Lynch on his new series, and Gio wraps up the hour by scoring a free flight to Orlando using Delta SkyMiles.

We start by giving away Dave Matthews Band tickets and discussing Jerry leaving concerts early, before Gio highlights Ella Langley on Theo Vonn's podcast not getting his jokes. Next, C-Lo is back with updates on the Knicks winning five ESPYs, Joe Flacco on Netflix's Quarterback, and Geno Smith's claim that an accuser tried to steal $20 million in watches. Finally, we hear the audio of Jerry Rice confronting a heckler and Argentina beating England in the World Cup, before wrapping up with Gio wondering if anyone still cares where LeBron will announce his next move at Fanatics-Fest.

We debate who can challenge the Dodgers—perhaps the Phillies, despite their terrible start and fired manager?—and whether Pete Crow-Armstrong has an NL MVP shot. Next, Gio envies Giancarlo Stanton's wealthy offseason lifestyle, Jerry argues Francisco Lindor to the Yankees makes perfect sense, and C-Lo delivers updates on Jalen Brunson winning three ESPYs from Tracy Morgan. Finally, we hear about Jerry's distaste for the Savannah Bananas' opening song, Paul Skenes' three greatest Americans, a Shaun Morash In-N-Out review, and Mike Francesa telling a cardiologist about his stent and claiming he got the first-ever CT scan.

We kick off with callers, advising a newlywed on keeping the spark alive and talking In-N-Out Burger, before diving into the lettuce diarrhea situation and what causes the rise of cancer, including Al's point on dormant cancer. Next, C-Lo returns for his final update with former Spurs coach Sean Sweeney claiming they'd beat the Knicks if games were 46 minutes, followed by the sounds of Argentina beating England in the World Cup. We wrap up with the Moment of the Day: Bob Heussler's unique way of announcing a knockout pool elimination.

C-Lo starts with OG Anunoby winning an ESPY. We heard some jokes from host Marcello Hernandez. Mike Tyson didn't seem to know that Shohei Ohtani is a man. We heard the game winning goal by Argentina.

C-Lo has the sounds of the ESPY's as the Knicks won five. We heard Joe Flacco on the new episodes of Quarterback on Netflix. Geno Smith told police the female accuser tried to steal $20 million in watches at his house. We heard the heckler vs Jerry Rice audio. We heard the sounds of Argentina beating England in the World Cup semi finals.

C-Lo returns for an update and starts with Tracy Morgan at the ESPY's as Jalen Brunson won 3 awards. Jerry didn't like the Savannah Bananas opening song. Paul Skenes talked to Jeff Passan about the three greatest Americans. Shaun Morash had an In-N-Out burger review.

C-Lo returns for his final update of the day and starts with the former Spurs coach Sean Sweeney who said they would have beat the Knicks if the games were 46 minutes long. We heard the sounds of Argentina beating England in the World Cup semi finals. The Moment of The Day: Bob Heussler's way to announce elimination from the knockout pool.

Boomer is out, so Gio and Jerry kick things off by breaking down the dangerous Canadian wildfire smoke and Gio's surprise at the lack of coverage. They recap Argentina beating England ahead of Sunday's smoky MetLife finals before C-Lo steps in for Jerry's update, highlighting OG Anunoby's ESPY win and jokes from host Marcello Hernandez. Plus, Mike Tyson doesn't seem to know Shohei Ohtani is a man, they replay Argentina's game-winning goal, and close with a video of Jerry Rice getting heckled during his backswing at Tahoe.

C-Lo returns for an update and starts with David Ortiz loving him some Ben Rice. Mad Dog Russo was killing the HR derby and Netflix.

C-Lo's here with highlights of the All-Star Game including Patti Labelle's rendition of the "Star Spangled Banner" and some pregame hijinks around Philadelphia.

With Boomer out, Gio and Jerry recap a boring All-Star Game and Pete Alonso's upcoming Citi Field return before diving into the bizarre, Netflix-worthy crash saga of NFL draft analyst Matt Miller. The conversation then turns to Tim Hardaway Sr.'s podcast ban, Howard Stern's new schedule, Stefon Diggs' latest lawsuit, and the annual Canadian wildfire smoke. Finally, we tackle mind-boggling MetLife World Cup ticket prices, C-Lo's updates on Chuck Schumer and a drunk Evan Roberts, Maddog's legendary back rubs, and expectations for tonight's ESPY awards.

With Boomer out, Gio & Jerry take the wheel to recap a boring, strikeout-heavy 4-0 All-Star game before looking ahead to Pete Alonso and the Orioles visiting Citi Field. Next, C-Lo fills in with updates on MVP Cody Bellinger's two-run single and the controversy surrounding Patti LaBelle's National Anthem. Finally, Paul in Yonkers checks in on Steve Cohen's Mets, followed by Richard in Manhattan's take on Pete Alonso.

On today's scorching hot day, we dive into the bizarre saga of NFL draft analyst Matt Miller, who lost his arm in a car crash. Despite GoFundMe support from Adam Schefter and Pat McAfee, Miller is facing major backlash over unpaid fantasy league winnings and a useless paid website. Now, new crash footage showing him crossing the yellow line into a truck has sparked wild speculation that he staged the wreck to pay off his debts—a drama built for a Netflix documentary. Finally, C-Lo returns with updates on a dull, 27-strikeout All-Star game, featuring ARod's pre-game thoughts on Ben Rice, Rory McIlroy discussing his legacy, Scottie Scheffler's grim reminder that "we're all gonna die," and a look at the unknown MLB All-Stars who populated last night's roster.

Tim Hardaway Sr. doesn't want active NBA players hosting podcasts to talk about other teams, recalling his own terrible radio comments about gay people when he was playing. Next, Howard Stern is going down to one show per week when he returns from vacation after Labor Day, while Stefon Diggs faces another lawsuit from a guy who said Diggs sexually assaulted him. Then, C-Lo returns with updates on David Ortiz loving Ben Rice and Maddog Russo killing the HR derby and Netflix. Finally, we look at the annual summer smoke our area gets from Canadian wildfires, and Timothee Chalamet's excitement to take a picture with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.

We start with astronomical World Cup Finals ticket prices at MetLife, where the cheapest corner seats top $7,900—outpricing even Knicks Finals tickets at MSG. Next, Gio discusses his dream of seeing a giant tornado with a storm chaser. Then, C-Lo returns for an update, addressing whether Chuck Schumer farted on the Senate floor, Cody Bellinger's MVP two-run single, and a drunk Evan Roberts on the Rico Brogna podcast. Finally, we highlight the Moment of the Day featuring Maddog giving back rubs to WFAN employees, and look ahead to tonight's ESPYs, where Gio expects the Knicks to win big.

C-Lo returns with Cody Bellinger getting the MVP last night for a 2-run single in the first inning. We heard a drunk Evan Roberts on the Rico Brogna podcast. The Moment of The Day: Maddog giving back rubs to WFAN employees.

C-Lo returns with the sounds of the All-Star game, which only had 1 extra base hit and 27 K's. ARod talked about Ben Rice before the game. We heard from Rory McIlroy as he was asked about his legacy. Scottie Scheffler then said, ‘we're all gonna die'.

Gio kicks off the hour discussing great station PSAs—including a grim warning about e-bikes—before explaining how building construction is triggering his asthma. Next, the guys recap coming in third yesterday in a golf tournament they won last year, before C-Lo updates us with sounds of Jordan Walker beating Kyle Schwarber in the HR derby. Plus, Jeff Passon claims the new derby format is "gonna stink," the guys discuss Clarence Carter's song "Strokin'," and we hear both President Trump and Mike Francesa on Lindsey Graham. Finally, Gio wraps up by asking a caller about his prostate, only to learn he doesn't even have one.

With Boomer out, Gio, Jerry, and C-Lo break down the HR derby, Will Ferrell, and an e-bike PSA that leads straight into Pee-Wee Herman. Next, they recap their own third-place golf finish, look at more derby reactions, and hear from a caller who doesn't have a prostate. The focus then turns to Geno Smith's recent police encounters, Aaron Glenn's defensive pressure, and Gio playing bass on Fire Island. Finally, after reflecting on the rapid passage of time and empty nesting, the guys wrap up with Mike Francesa's Jets skepticism, an angry Steve Somers punching a screen, and a Norwegian soccer team spending $10K on cowboy gear and a taxidermy raccoon.

The hour kicks off with a discussion on how late Labor Day is this year, before hitting on Mardy Fish taking the Tahoe celebrity golf tournament very seriously. Next, ahead of C-Lo's final update, the guys look at a Netflix documentary about a cruise ship that hit a rock and sank, followed by audio of Bryce Harper on playing with Juan Soto, Bruce Beck asking Soto about the Mets' first half, and Ben Rice getting booed at the HR derby in Philadelphia. Then, Mike Francesa explains why he doesn't trust the Jets after a quiet offseason, followed by audio of an angry Steve Somers punching a computer screen. Finally, after the Moment of the Day notes someone no longer having a prostate, the show wraps up with the Norwegian soccer team spending over $10K in Dallas on cowboy boots, hats, and a taxidermy raccoon holding a vodka bottle.

With Boomer out, Gio and Jerry host today, starting with Will Ferrell at last night's HR Derby—an actor Gio admits he was never a fan of, even in his prime. That sparks a flashback to Gio's 1996 Philly derby trip and eating at Roy Rogers, before C-Lo steps in for Jerry's first update. Hear the sounds of Jordan Walker beating Kyle Schwarber to win it all, Bryce Harper wishing to play alongside Aaron Judge, and Derek Jeter teasing Colin Cowherd over an old interview blunder. Finally, Gio breaks down a video of a Yellowstone bison attacking an old man who could've been Eddie, before a new e-bike PSA leads the guys straight into a discussion about Pee-Wee Herman.

C-Lo starts with the sounds of Jordan Walker beating Kyle Schwarber to win the derby. Bryce Harper talked about wanting to play with Aaron Judge if he could pick a guy. Derek Jeter teased Colin Cowherd about an interview from a few years ago when he said Jeter batted against Nolan Ryan.

C-Lo returns with the sounds of the HR derby as Jordan Walker beats Kyle Schwarber. Jeff Passon on the derby format change: ‘I think it's gonna stink'. We also talked about the Clarence Carter song, ‘Strokin'. We heard both President Trump and Mike Francesa on Lindsey Graham.

C-Lo with the sounds of yesterday's postgame podcast where Al asked Rami about the difficulties of working with each member of the show.

Bryce Harper talking about playing with Juan Soto a few years ago. Bruce Beck asked Soto about the Mets first half. Ben Rice talked about being booed in the HR derby because the game was in Philadelphia. Mike Francesa doesn't trust the Jets since they didn't do anything in the off season. We heard Steve Somers getting angry and punching a computer screen. The Moment of The Day: I don't have a prostate any more.

With Geno Smith back with the Jets, he's already finding himself involved with police again following a domestic violence call and getting pulled over twice. Next, Aaron Glenn is taking over defensive play-calling, meaning they better rank in the top 10 or Glenn won't be around long. C-Lo then returns for an update, starting with sounds from yesterday's postgame podcast where Al asked Rami about the difficulties of working with each member of the show, followed by Joe Benigno commenting on the music coming out of break. Finally, the hour wraps up with Gio sitting in on bass for a few songs at the Sandbar on Fire Island.

C-Lo starts with Ben Rice's triple in the 8th that ended up being the game winner. Cam Schlittler will not pitch in the All-Star Game because of rest days. The Mets led the Red Sox 2-0 in the ninth with Devin Williams on the mound and Lindor made an error and the Mets lost and got swept.

Jerry and John Franco fill in for Boomer & Gio to break down the Mets and Yankees at the All-Star break, player injuries, and the Mets' ninth-inning collapse ahead of Ben Rice's Home Run Derby tonight. Next, Franco talks tough hitters and team brawls, the crew debates wasted money on the McGregor fight, and C-Lo updates on a Yankees win and Rory McIlroy's golf struggles. The baseball fight talk continues with Darryl Strawberry and Franco getting ejected on "John Franco Day" before Kevin Burkhardt joins to preview the All-Star Game. Finally, Franco fields caller questions on classic brawls and potential lockouts, overcomes a "Chazz Chisholm" slip-up, and wraps up the show with wild animal videos and an "Oh my God" Moment of the Day.