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Al & C-Lo: Al's new White Sox Pope hat, he opens his books (kinda), and the NFL embraces scrolling

With Boomer out today, Gio and Jerry take the mic ahead of the Jerry Recco Beach Bash at Salt Shack on Long Island later today. Geno Smith isn't playing tonight, Jaxson Dart's status is uncertain, the Yankees face the Red Sox, and the guys debate whether starting QBs should play in the preseason. C-Lo drops his first update featuring sounds from the Yankees' loss to the Astros—including a pitcher whose last name sounds like "blue balls"—and George Lombard Jr. making an error in his sixth straight game. Finally, the Mets dropped their series to the Brewers, Al Michaels celebrates his 60th wedding anniversary, and the hour wraps up with Chris Stapleton's song about his dog alongside other sad father-daughter songs.

C-Lo starts with the sounds of the Yankees losing to the Astros and a pitcher with a last name that sounds like ‘blue balls'. George Lombard Jr made another error last night, making that six straight games. The Mets lost to the Brewers and dropped the series.

C-Lo returned for an update, but instead we started with Steve Torre, the program director at Mad Dog radio, taking over for Damon Amendolara.

Gio and Jerry lead off previewing the Beach Bash, debating preseason QBs, and dissecting sad songs, before diving into Boomer's thunderstorm golf panic, the Good Good Golf downfall, and dream sports GM jobs. The show then tackles Al Dukes' mystery lake animal, Aaron Judge's refusal to play rehab games, Keith Hernandez's cash-eating dog, and a wild fight at Barstool HQ. C-Lo's updates weave through continuous Yankees losses, George Lombard Jr.'s six-game error streak, Steve Torre's new radio role, and Rex Ryan visiting Jets camp, wrapping up with Jerry and Al's low SAT scores as Jerry takes off for the Salt Shack.

Gio recaps playing golf with Boomer during a thunderstorm and Boomer's fear of lightning, followed by a look at the Good Good Golf controversy and why they might be finished. C-Lo returns for an update covering Steve Torre taking over for Damon Amendolara at Mad Dog Radio, alongside the Yankees' loss to the Astros featuring a pitcher whose last name sounds like "blue balls." Finally, the guys debate which pro sports team they would choose to run as GM and discuss Gio "sucking off the area" when it comes to spending time locally this summer.

The hour kicks off with an update on the dead animal Al Dukes found in a Bradley Beach lake, before C-Lo returns with an update featuring a Montana caller's advice on dealing with bears. Plus, Aaron Judge wants to skip rehab games and return straight to the team, Keith Hernandez's dog ate two $100 bills, John Harbaugh praises New Jersey pizza, and George Lombard Jr. commits an error in his sixth straight game. Finally, the guys take calls on bears and driving Jed York around.

The hour opens with a wild fight between an Uber Eats driver and Barstool security, debating whether an employee should have filmed the altercation or gotten help. C-Lo delivers his final update covering Gerrit Cole and the Yankees' loss to the Astros, George Lombard Jr.'s sixth straight game with an error, Rex Ryan visiting Jets camp, and Dan Campbell's message to high school players. Finally, the Moment of the Day highlights Jerry and Al's poor SAT scores before Jerry heads off to the Salt Shack for Jerry's Beach Bash.

Jerry and C-Lo step in for Boomer & Gio as the Yankees sweep the Orioles, proving their World Series formula with only the Rays standing in their way in the AL. After breaking down heated Giants-Dolphins joint practices, the Islanders' new third jersey, and Jacob deGrom's milestone strikeout, the guys preview Geno Smith's Jets start, Michael Kay's wild broadcast call, and their all-time best and worst concerts. Next, they dive into NFL preseason odds, the origin of Aaron Boone's pointing, and a listener True or False game, before Willie Colon calls in live from Pittsburgh to preview Jets-Steelers. The show wraps up with a debate on the Mets' playoff hopes, an unexpected Moment of the Day, and a preview of tomorrow's Giants game in Miami.

Willie Colon calls in from Pittsburgh to preview tonight's Jets-Steelers preseason game and share what he hopes to see from New York. Peter returns for his final update with sounds from the Yankees' offensive explosion in Baltimore, prompting a debate over how many games the Mets need to gain to stay alive in the playoff race. The Moment of the Day sees Willie hit with an unexpected question that forces Jerry to step in for C-Lo, and the show wraps up with a look ahead to tomorrow's Giants preseason game in Miami.

Jerry and C-Lo break down preseason NFL odds to reveal their biggest surprises along with the players and teams they view as over or undervalued. Peter returns for an update and we touch upon his weight loss before playing audio from a jovial Aaron Boone following a Yankees victory over the Orioles. Jerry and C-Lo validate Craig's theory regarding the origin of Boone's pointing, and the hour wraps up with Jerry playing a game of true or false with a listener.

Jerry and C-Lo step in for Boomer & Gio on a Feel Good Summer Friday. After the Yankees swept the Orioles behind a strong Gerrit Cole start, Jerry outlines the team's World Series formula as the offense wakes up and Aaron Judge works his way back. Both hosts agree only the Rays can stop New York in the AL. Peter Schwartz arrives for his first update, fielding a question about his Jets coverage days before delivering sounds from the Yankees' victory. Tensions heat up at a joint Giants-Dolphins practice until Jaxson Dart steps in, the Islanders unveil their third jersey winner (leaving both Peter's design and Boomer's fish stick dream out in the cold), Jerry tests C-Lo on an AL dark horse threat, and Jacob deGrom hits a major milestone.

C-Lo is here with Pete Alonso's foul ball that looked like a HR. He has audio of Dave Sims and Suzyn Waldman navigating us through the confusion and drama. Boomer said we can't play highlights from almost a day earlier so that means no Mets highlights. Which is fine because nobody put them into our system anyway.

C-Lo has the Orioles TV broadcast call of Pete Alonso's foul ball that we all think was really a HR. Carson Benge's HR led the Mets to a win and series victory over the Padres. Jerry thinks Kodai Senga looks like he is enjoying his new role as a closer. C-Lo has audio of Steve Cohen's pre-game chat with reporters, the call of Mason Rincon's walk-off HR for Bayonne last night & more audio from Fernando Mendoza.

C-Lo has got Pete Alonso's reaction to last night's controversial call. John Kruk had a fun comment about what a man can do if he gets hit in a certain area while not wearing a cup. Liam Coen is a good young coach but a weird one. The Moment of The Day: Jerry teasing something only Boomer can be aroused by.

We continue discussing LIV Golf and its TV deal before Boomer drops the bit and admits Pete Alonso's controversial hit was indeed fair. A caller from Kentucky brightens the show, C-Lo returns for his final update, and Boomer shares a movie list for Rami. Plus, reactions from Pete Alonso, John Kruk, and Liam Coen lead into the Moment of the Day. Finally, Jerry recommends a golf course for the crew, and a caller highlights a few "man's movies" Boomer missed.

We break down the federal investigation into Dodgers owner Mark Walter and Shohei Ohtani's opt-out clause. C-Lo returns with the Orioles broadcast of Pete Alonso's controversial foul ball, Lombard's game-winning RBI, and Carson Benge's HR powering a Mets win as Kodai Senga settles into his new closer role. Plus, audio from Steve Cohen, Al Dukes, Mason Rincon's walk-off HR, and Fernando Mendoza—whom Boomer still thinks sounds like Tom Brady. Finally, Boomer unboxes gifts to share with Jerry!

Jerry asks Boomer why playing in New York is so tough for athletes, leading to a Jets fan's "festival of pain" motto and a debate on championship grace periods. C-Lo returns for an update as Dylan Beavers' HR in a Yankees win prompts a tangent on rabid beavers, Aaron Boone reacts to Pete Alonso's foul ball, and Boomer shows off listener drawings. Finally, Scottie Scheffler's thoughts on LIV golfers returning lead to a discussion on sports league competition, LIV's demise, and what price it would take to work for a competitor in an undesirable location.

Jeremy Schaap previews his E60 documentary, Living On: The Michael Cammarata Story, premiering tonight on ESPN. Boomer maps out a road for Jerry before C-Lo updates a Giants trade, John Harbaugh sounding like Joe Biden, Belt Parkway problems, and Aaron Glenn's '90s training camp tales. Finally, C-Lo dodging donut duty takes Moment of the Day before the guys break down the Jets backup QB spot and Boomer doubles down against a furious "greatest caller ever."

Jerry fills in for Gio alongside Boomer as the show tackles NFL practice brawls and MLB highlights before mapping out Jerry's party commute and recapping a night of baseball blowouts. A Dunkin donut mix-up sparks a debate on food order blunders alongside an iconic movie song game and a peek into Al & Rami's podcast. Finally, Jeremy Schaap previews his new E60 documentary, C-Lo dodges donut duty for Moment of the Day, and Boomer stands his ground against a furious caller over the Jets backup QB situation.

C-Lo's first update focuses on the Yanks and starts with Boomer's guy Trent Grisham driving in all three Yankees runs in a 3-1 win over the Orioles. We discuss how players use their challenges and Boomer calling for everyone to “wake up”. Aaron Judge has been swinging a bat under water.

C-Lo returns with the Yankees win over the Orioles. Jazz Chisholm Jr. complained to an umpire during a play last night. Boomer says it's always something with him. Heliot Ramos continues to struggle. Fernando Tatis Jr. had himself a night at Citi Field to lift the Padres over the Mets. Howie Rose joined Gary Cohen in the SNY booth last night. We have an update on the Ketel Marte situation.

Boomer shares a story about a clueless friend. The Yankees beat the Orioles and Fernando Tatis Jr. almost single-handedly beat the Mets. PCA had another leadoff homer and the Cubs walked-off the White Sox again but this time it was Alex Bregman. C-Lo plays one of his old mistakes for Boomer that he brought to the air when Boomer was on vacation. C-Lo thinks Fernando Mendoza sounds like another NFL QB. Jameis Winston.

The hour kicks off with a debate over wrong food orders after C-Lo leaves a dozen donuts at Dunkin, followed by a game identifying iconic movie songs. Before starting his update, Boomer tells a story about a clueless friend. On the field, the Yankees beat the Orioles, Fernando Tatis Jr. nearly sinks the Mets single-handedly, and PCA's leadoff homer sets up an Alex Bregman walk-off win for the Cubs. Plus, C-Lo revisits an old on-air mistake from Boomer's vacation and compares Fernando Mendoza's voice to Jameis Winston. Finally, Jerry fills Boomer in on Al & Rami's podcast about Boomer's time off, suspecting Al was fishing for controversial takes.

Boomer maps out routes for Jerry's upcoming Long Island party before Jerry tackles Friday traffic for Cowboys pregame duty. A caller recounts a failed meet-up with Al at Monmouth Park, while listeners offer advice on surviving long drives without bathroom breaks. Following Dunkin orders, C-Lo kicks off updates with a Yankees win over the Orioles, Jazz Chisholm Jr. complaining to an umpire, Boomer's claim that it's always something with Jazz, and Heliot Ramos' continuing struggles. Plus, Fernando Tatis Jr. dominates the Mets at Citi Field, Howie Rose joins Gary Cohen in the booth, the crew updates Ketel Marte's situation, and a 22-0 Brewers blowout inspires Jerry to look back at baseball's wildest high-scoring games.

Jerry is in for Gio with Boomer as the show opens on the Cowboys-Saints practice brawls. Boomer reflects on his single career joint practice with the Jets plus the pros and cons, and the only teammate brawl he ever saw. After touching on the Giants signing Najee Harris, C-Lo delivers updates on Trent Grisham driving in all three Yankees runs in a 3-1 win over the Orioles, how players use challenges, Boomer calling for everyone to “wake up,” and Aaron Judge swinging a bat underwater. Finally, former Governor Chris Christie makes the Mets playoff case with Craig Carton before Fernando Tatis Jr. crushes their night, Boomer likens the Cowboys brawl audio to a public fight at Target or Walmart, and the guys discuss the new standard for Jaxson Dart's Giants under John Harbaugh.

C-Lo fails at middle school biology, being a serial killer is not easy work

Jerry fills in for Gio on Boomer & Jerry as the guys break down Mets home-plate defense, the MLB playoff race, and whether NFL starters should play in the preseason. The tone shifts to honor former Raven OJ Brigance and discuss football's physical toll, alongside C-Lo's updates featuring highlight calls, Gary Cohen's 'squishy dumpling' confusion, and sound bites from Malik Nabers and Aaron Glenn. The show wraps by exploring Nielsen ranking New York last in NFL fan indexes, revisiting a classic Mad Dog vs. Boomer throwback, crowning Jerry asking Boomer if he's on cocaine as Moment of the Day, and closing on the surprising Lakers sale.

C-Lo returns with the sounds of Howie Rose on the calls as Carson Benge threw out 2 guys at the plate in 2 straight plays. We heard Pete Crow-Armstrong with the walk off HR in the tenth as the Cubs beat the White Sox. Ketel Marte of the Diamondbacks went AWOL on the team.

Nielsen ranks New York last in its NFL fan indexes due to a split Giants-Jets fanbase and endless local attractions. C-Lo delivers his final update with a Mets win recap, a Yankees/Orioles preview, and audio from Cam Skattebo, John Harbaugh, and Malik Nabers. Evan Roberts shares how a brutal hit ended his youth football career, followed by an old clip of Chris Russo and Boomer arguing during Boomer's Jets days. For the Moment of the Day, Jerry asks Boomer if he's on cocaine this morning, before the show wraps up with news that nobody apparently ran the Lakers sale by Jeanie Buss.

We start with former Ravens player OJ Brigance passing away from ALS at 56, leading into a discussion on football's role in the disease as Boomer recalls a hit that left him with no memory of a game. C-Lo returns for an update featuring Gary Cohen calling Carson Benge's second runner thrown out at the plate in the same inning, Howie Rose calling AJ Ewing throwing a runner out at home, and Cohen's complete confusion over what a 'squishy dumpling' is. Next, we hear Malik Nabers talk about the dog waking up in him, plus Aaron Glenn addressing a player throwing up and Breece Hall straining his groin. Finally, the hour wraps up with a round of 'Old Man, Young Man'.

Jerry recaps the weekend's 16 preseason games, where only 14 of 32 quarterbacks saw action, prompting Boomer to argue that all starters should play. After breaking down the Giants' current wide receiver group, C-Lo arrives with an update featuring Howie Rose's calls of Carson Benge throwing out two runners at the plate in back-to-back plays, followed by postgame thoughts from Benge. Then, we hear Pete Crow-Armstrong's 10th-inning walk-off home run in the Cubs' victory over the White Sox, and address Ketel Marte going AWOL on the Diamondbacks. Finally, the hour wraps up with further discussion on whether QBs should play in the preseason.

C-Lo is here and we heard Dave Sims on the call as the Yanks beat the Blue Jays as Ben Rice homered after committing a bad error. We heard Howie Rose on the call as Kodai Senga gets the save as they sweep the Nationals. Jaxson Dart is puzzled by why he has to go in the tent every time he gets hit.

C-Lo with Evan Roberts sitting on the toilet here at work when a construction worker's arm came through the ceiling tile. Boomer wondered if Aaron Judge will be in the lineup on September 11th.

Gio is out, leaving Boomer & Jerry in charge today. The guys kick off with the Yankees' series loss to Toronto and Boomer listening to frustrated WFAN callers on Moose and C-Mac. They dive into Jazz Chisholm failing to deliver after his big preseason talk, along with injuries to Judge, Stanton, and Bellinger, before shifting to the Giants' preseason opener and Jamal Adams' season-ending injury with the Vikings. C-Lo drops in for his first update after a chat about coaching 10-year-old football, followed by Dave Sims calling Ben Rice's redemption homer after an error, and Howie Rose on Kodai Senga's save in a Mets sweep. Finally, Jaxson Dart wonders why he keeps getting sent to the medical tent, and Kyle Tucker struggles at Dodger Stadium.

C-Lo's final update of the day and starts with the boos in L.A. as Kyle Tucker is really struggling at Dodger stadium. Good Day Detroit asked the question, ‘The beaver is the most sought after. Could you eat beaver?' The Moment of The Day: Yankees scores are old news by morning.

Jerry tests Boomer with "right or wrong" scenarios involving a Bayonne Little League team and an Iowa squad stealing signs. C-Lo returns for his final update on Kyle Tucker getting booed amid struggles at Dodger Stadium, followed by a look at Good Day Detroit asking if people could eat beaver. The Moment of the Day tackles why Yankees scores are old news by morning, and the show closes with Boomer recounting how he accidentally misgendered an employee while grabbing Carvel ice cream.

A caller questions why Tommy John isn't in the Hall of Fame before the guys debate if Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto can co-exist—and whether their dynamic is why the Mets are broken. C-Lo returns for an update, starting with a construction worker's arm crashing through the ceiling while Evan Roberts was on the office toilet. Boomer then wonders if Aaron Judge will be in the lineup on September 11th, Karl-Anthony Towns gets married in Malibu, and LeBron James launches a YouTube golf channel.

We get a first look at Jets QB Cade Klubnik's promising Friday night debut before breaking down opening matchups for the Giants against the Cowboys and Rams, as well as the Jets' start against the Titans and three NFC North foes. C-Lo returns for an update starting with Islanders alternate jerseys, Ben Rice redeeming his error with a home run, and Boomer rejecting old highlights to vent about maniac highway drivers instead. Cardinals rookie Joshua Baez hits three home runs in his debut while connecting an outfield bee to his deceased father, and the hour wraps with a look at recent passings, including Butch Huskey, Hayden Panettiere, and a deep dive on Tommy John.

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C-Lo has Aaron Glenn on with the Carton Show live from Jets camp yesterday. Breece Hall was also on the show talking about Geno Smith. Tom Brady talked about the difference between his diet and Peyton Manning's diet. Matthew Schaeffer talked about the alternate jerseys submitted by fans for the Islanders. The Moment of the Day: Did Boomer say ‘fish sticks' or ‘fish d***s' ?

Gio kicks off the show baffled by a video of Chris Berman walking with seemingly no butt, prompting a flood of calls from listeners trying to explain the phenomenon. Next, C-Lo returns for his final update, featuring Aaron Glenn and Breece Hall live from Jets camp, Tom Brady comparing his diet to Peyton Manning's, and Matthew Schaeffer discussing fan-submitted Islanders jerseys. Today's Moment of the Day questions whether Boomer said "fish sticks" or "fish d***s," before concluding with news that former Jet Sauce Gardner is suing a contractor in Detroit.

Mike Tirico admits he might not have taken the golf job had he known the heavy criticism he'd face, leading into a discussion on Tony Romo's situation at CBS and Gio's theory that the network is trying to escape his massive contract. Next, C-Lo returns with updates on Aaron Boone withholding scoops from Jomboy Media and Mike McDaniel insisting on keeping hot players in the game. Finally, Mike Vrabel completely side-steps a question about therapy by rambling about the team instead.

Gio calls out "cheating scum," targeting a Tulsa Little League team exploiting a special needs loophole and a golfer using a fake sick grandmother to fake a hole-in-one for money. Next, American Pie's Shannon Elizabeth talks black rhinos on Bill Maher's podcast. C-Lo returns with updates on the Yankees beating the Mariners, the Mets' scoreless loss to the Braves featuring AJ Ewing's "psychopathic play," and Craig Carton burying the hatchet with Geno Smith at Jets camp. Finally, Boomer picks his favorite fan-created alternate Islanders jersey—and he loves the fish sticks design.

We start with the Vikings naming Kyler Murray their starting QB and the parallels between JJ McCarthy and Shedeur Sanders. Next, we question why NFL teams remain interested in Terrion Arnold as he meets with the Giants ahead of tomorrow's arraignment on kidnapping and robbery charges. C-Lo then steps in for Jerry with sounds from the Yankees beating the Mariners, Craig Carton talks about not being invited to Boomer's Radio Hall of Fame induction, and we hear from Jaxson Dart and Kyler Murray at training camp. Finally, Boomer shuts down a caller's claim that Earth will lose gravity today as a NASA-debunked hoax.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and here for his first update and starts with the sounds of the Yankees beating the Mariners and the Mets getting shut out by the Braves. We heard Craig Carton talking about not yet being invited to Boomer's Radio Hall of Fame induction.

C-Lo starts with the sounds of the Yankees beating the Mariners. The Mets lost to the Braves and didn't score. AJ Ewing made a great catch that Gary Cohen called a ‘psychopathic play'. Craig Carton said he buried the hatchet with Geno Smith at Jets camp yesterday.

Al presses C-Lo for his opinion on trans athletes in women's sports

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.