Podcasts about Dave Sims

A caller said Juan Soto is a ‘tool, tool' player. Maybe he said ‘two tool' player. Who knows. Dave Sims missed another game, this time to laryngitis. Sims even posted a pic to show us he was ill.

We start the hour with Dave Sims having laryngitis and missing last night's Yankees game. A caller wonders why Gio isn't breaking down the Mexican boat crashing into the Brooklyn Bridge, being the seaman that he is.

Dan gave praise to Rami for his ‘drops' this morning as he's filling in for Eddie. Not so much for Dave Sims.

The hour began with Dave Sims missing the Yankees game due to laryngitis and a caller asking why Gio wasn't covering the Mexican boat hitting the Brooklyn Bridge. They also wondered about Eddie's absence. Jerry's update included a caller apologizing for doubting his Knicks prediction, audio of excited Knicks fans, and speculation about BT & Sal traveling to Indiana for games. The Yankees won the Subway Series last night, featuring Cody Bellinger's grand slam with Howie Rose's call. Classic audio of Marv Albert and Reggie Miller was played. Other topics included Gronk on Sundae Conversation and Lenny Kravitz and Fat Joe at the Knicks game, potentially breaking a curse.

The hour began with calls on the Subway Series, including praise for DJ LeMahieu's return and a "tool" or "two-tool" comment about Juan Soto. Dave Sims missed another game due to laryngitis. Jerry's update featured Cody Bellinger's grand slam sound bite, preceded by talk of a ship hitting the Brooklyn Bridge. Frank The Tank expressed frustration with the Mets' performance against the Yankees. The Panthers won game 7. The segment concluded with a discussion about USA Today's Mike Freeman, who is Boomer's age but criticized his "old man ramblings," calling him the "crankiest old man."

Hour 1 The Yankees won the Subway Series despite with a quiet performance from Juan Soto, who also drew scrutiny for his effort on two plays and opted out of being mic'd up. Pete Alonso's errant throw home drew comparisons to Lucas Duda. Max Fried has been impressive for the Yankees, and his comments on the Subway Series were featured. Other topics included ESPN mentioning Soto's private plane to Boston, Jerry's successful Knicks bet, Cody Bellinger's big game, the Knicks' Friday night win with Mike Breen's call, Brock Purdy's contract, and a preview of the Knicks-Pacers series with discussion on its evenness, betting odds, and the Pacers' bench strength. Hour 2 The hour began with calls on the Subway Series, including praise for DJ LeMahieu's return and a "tool" or "two-tool" comment about Juan Soto. Dave Sims missed another game due to laryngitis. Jerry's update featured Cody Bellinger's grand slam sound bite, preceded by talk of a ship hitting the Brooklyn Bridge. Frank The Tank expressed frustration with the Mets' performance against the Yankees. The Panthers won game 7. The segment concluded with a discussion about USA Today's Mike Freeman, who is Boomer's age but criticized his "old man ramblings," calling him the "crankiest old man." Hour 3 The hour began with Dave Sims missing the Yankees game due to laryngitis and a caller asking why Gio wasn't covering the Mexican boat hitting the Brooklyn Bridge. They also wondered about Eddie's absence. Jerry's update included a caller apologizing for doubting his Knicks prediction, audio of excited Knicks fans, and speculation about BT & Sal traveling to Indiana for games. The Yankees won the Subway Series last night, featuring Cody Bellinger's grand slam with Howie Rose's call. Classic audio of Marv Albert and Reggie Miller was played. Other topics included Gronk on Sundae Conversation and Lenny Kravitz and Fat Joe at the Knicks game, potentially breaking a curse. Hour 4 Tracy in Atlantic Highlands calls in with a list of things and she wants to know if they are sports or not. Nicole calls in to RSVP for the Kickoff To Summer Show at D'Jais. Dan in Carteret is up next, and Gio sees him talking with Jazz Chisholm. Dan gave praise to Rami for his ‘drops' this morning as he's filling in for Eddie. Jimmy, who is blind, wants Gio's wife to drive him to Kickoff to Summer. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with Pete Alonso's terrible throw to the plate last night. Juan Soto did nothing in this subway series. Max Fried said he was excited to play in the series, but he didn't sound excited. The Moment of The Day: 3 examples of Rami drops filling in for Eddie. In the final segment of the show, Jon Rahm hit a shot that caught a guy in the neck.

We heard audio of Brandon Tierney saying they are sometimes compared to Mike & The Mad Dog. Boomer is getting some heat for wondering why Dave Sims took the A's series off. Even Keith McPherson commented on a post and said we questioned his paternity leave.

Hour 1 The Indiana Pacers eliminated the Cavaliers and await the Knicks/Celtics winner. With Jayson Tatum having Achilles surgery, the expected Cavaliers/Celtics Eastern Conference Finals is impacted, putting pressure on Jaylen Brown. Evan and Tommy Lugauer are broadcasting from Boston; Evan enjoys sports travel. BT compared himself and Sal to "Mike & The Mad Dog," recalling past Knicks travel. Boomer called Tommy Lugauer the "Shedeur Sanders of WFAN." Jerry's update covered the Pacers' win and Adam Schein's displeasure with the Mavericks getting the top draft pick. In Mets news, Baty homered in a win over the Pirates, despite a Vientos error. Bill Belichick clarified Jordon Hudson's lack of connection to UNC football. The show's final segment discussed logistics for next week's Jersey shore broadcast, including golf and dinner, ruling out Butcher Block in Long Branch. Hour 2 The full NFL schedule is released today. Jerry's update included Evan Roberts' reaction to the Knicks' success as a Nets fan. The Pacers advanced by beating the Cavaliers; Jayson Tatum had Achilles surgery. The Yankees lost to the Mariners in 11 innings. Boomer mentioned a conversation with Dave Sims about skipping the A's series. The Mets won 2-1 against the Pirates with a Baty homer; Carlos Mendoza discussed Baty's play, and Pete Alonso was late to the field one inning. The final segment remembered Katy Monte, who died from Cystic Fibrosis; Boomer knew her well. More NFL games were released, including Chiefs at Cowboys on Thanksgiving Hour 3 Boomer & Gio discussed the awkwardness of asking new parents how they're doing, the Giants' early season schedule including a Week 3 home game against the Chiefs on MNF (Art Stapleton confirmed 3 primetime games), Timothee Chalamet's Knicks fandom, Porzingis discussing Tatum's injury, Yankees losing (Boone ejected), Mets winning (Baty homer), Shawne Merriman liking the Giants' Abdul Carter pick, Trey Hendrickson's uncertain Bengals future due to contract issues, and Michael Jordan joining NBA on NBC in an unclear role. Hour 4 License Plate Guy indicates the Giants may be in Vegas between Christmas and New Year's. Audio played of Brandon Tierney mentioning comparisons to Mike & The Mad Dog. Boomer faced criticism, including from Keith McPherson, for questioning Dave Sims taking off the A's series. A caller suggested betting on the underdog Knicks tonight. Jerry's update covered the Pacers advancing and needing 8 wins for a title, Charles Barkley's humorous response to a question about playing Wilt Chamberlain, Aaron Boone's ejection after Dominguez's strikeout call, and Baty's homer in the Mets' 2-1 win. Bill Belichick sidestepped questions about Jordon Hudson. The Moment of The Day was Tommy Lugauer being called the "Shedeur Sanders of WFAN." The first six difficult Giants games were also revealed.

The full NFL schedule will be released today. We want to be able to announce one of the games, even if it's a week 10 Jets/Dolphins game. A caller told us just to eat dinner at the golf course we're playing, which is a pretty good idea. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Evan Roberts proclaiming the Knicks success as a Nets fan has him ‘dead'. The Pacers moved on to the conference finals after knocking off the Cavaliers. Jayson Tatum had his achilles surgery. The Yankees lost to the Mariners in 11 and we heard from Max Fried. Boomer said he had a conversation with Dave Sims about him taking off the A's series. The Mets beat the Pirates 2-1 as Baty homered. Carlos Mendoza talked about Baty's recent performance. Pete Alonso was late to get on the field one inning. He might have been in the bathroom. In the final segment of the hour, we remember Katy Monte, who passed away from Cystic Fibrosis. Boomer knew her well and she was a Michael Brennan Award winner. More NFL games have been released and we're getting Chiefs at Cowboys on Thanksgiving.

License Plate Guy indicates the Giants may be in Vegas between Christmas and New Year's. Audio played of Brandon Tierney mentioning comparisons to Mike & The Mad Dog. Boomer faced criticism, including from Keith McPherson, for questioning Dave Sims taking off the A's series. A caller suggested betting on the underdog Knicks tonight. Jerry's update covered the Pacers advancing and needing 8 wins for a title, Charles Barkley's humorous response to a question about playing Wilt Chamberlain, Aaron Boone's ejection after Dominguez's strikeout call, and Baty's homer in the Mets' 2-1 win. Bill Belichick sidestepped questions about Jordon Hudson. The Moment of The Day was Tommy Lugauer being called the "Shedeur Sanders of WFAN." The first six difficult Giants games were also revealed.

Former Mariners pitcher and current Yankees broadcaster Jeff Nelson joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about fellow announcer Dave Sims, Manager Aaron Boone and New York's play of late, Julio Rodriguez's perception, and the T-Mobile Park factor.

Boomer Esiason spent two radio segments roasting Dave Sims for taking a weekend off to spend some time in Seattle. We're having trouble undersanding the outrage. Then, M's first base coach Eric Young Jr joins the show and we hear from all of you in Answer the Question Jerk.

Bump and Stacy are joined by Scott Braun of Foul Territory to discuss the Mariners recent losing skid and how they can right the ship with so many pitching injuries, they answer your questions about some areas of improvement for the Seahawks in 2025 and an NFL coach under pressure this season in Four Down Territory, they hear Boomer Esiason take shots at Dave Sims in the Timeline, and they hear one former MLB GM’s advice to the Mariners. 

Mavs win NBA Draft. The Mets beat the Pirates on a Pete Alonso sac fly in the ninth. We found out Isiah Kiner-Falefa is related to Ralph Kiner and we heard from Ralph's son, who said he's ‘in the lucky sperm club'. The Moment of The Day: Dave Sims, Hey Now, ‘Penis!'

The NFL is releasing scheduled games, including the Jets vs. Broncos in London (Oct 12) and the Vikings playing consecutive international games in Dublin and London. The show discussed these announcements, the "Fat Joe curse" (Boomer urged self-awareness), and early NYC speeding before congestion pricing. Jerry's update covered Jalen Brunson's bounceback, the T-Wolves leading the Warriors 3-1, Oswaldo Cabrera's ankle injury, and the Mets' win over the Pirates. They also discussed Isiah Kiner-Falefa's connection to Ralph Kiner (hearing from Ralph's son) and Dave Sims' "Penis!" Moment of the Day. Finally, they talked about the Mavericks winning the NBA lottery (likely for Cooper Flagg) and Al & Jerry's bet on Bill Belichick coaching at UNC.

Knicks up 3-1 on Celtics after Tatum's apparent Achilles injury. Pacers nearing a win over the Cavs. Gio declares the Knicks-Celtics series over. Jerry's update includes Knicks-Celtics sounds and Thibs' post-game comments, as well as Tatum's injury sound. T-Wolves lead Warriors 3-1. The Mavericks won the NBA draft lottery. The Yankees' Cabrera injured his ankle. Boomer noted Dave Sims sounded rested. The Mets beat the Pirates on Alonso's sac fly. Pablo Torre questions how Daily Mail got Belichick's Ring cam footage and expresses family concern. Boomer wants Ewing in a suite. Caller disagrees with Gio's "series over" declaration.

Hour 1 Knicks up 3-1 on Celtics after Tatum's apparent Achilles injury. Pacers nearing a win over the Cavs. Gio declares the Knicks-Celtics series over. Jerry's update includes Knicks-Celtics sounds and Thibs' post-game comments, as well as Tatum's injury sound. T-Wolves lead Warriors 3-1. The Mavericks won the NBA draft lottery. The Yankees' Cabrera injured his ankle. Boomer noted Dave Sims sounded rested. The Mets beat the Pirates on Alonso's sac fly. Pablo Torre questions how Daily Mail got Belichick's Ring cam footage and expresses family concern. Boomer wants Ewing in a suite. Caller disagrees with Gio's "series over" declaration. Hour 2 The Knicks head to Boston for Game 5 without injured Tatum. Caller questions Wally Szczerbiak's potential Botox use. Jerry's update includes Knicks-Celtics sounds; Knicks fans celebrated on Seventh Avenue. Brunson says there's "nothing to celebrate yet," but Gio and Jerry believe the series is over, though Boomer isn't declaring it. Gio jokes about John Franco training Matt Harvey to attend NY sports events. The T-Wolves are up 3-1 on the Warriors. The Yankees beat the Mariners (Volpe HR), but Cabrera suffered a serious ankle injury. The Mets beat the Pirates on Alonso's sac fly; Peterson praised the crowds. NFL announced primetime games; Boomer says Giants have toughest schedule, Jets easiest. Hour 3 Despite being underdogs, the Knicks are one win away from beating the Celtics, who are now without the injured Tatum. The Pacers are also on the verge of eliminating the Cavaliers. The Porzingis injury is also impacting Boston. Jerry's update includes Bill Simmons doubting Brunson's scoring. T-Wolves lead Warriors 3-1. Yankees beat Mariners (Grisham hit 2 HRs); Cabrera's ankle injury update. Kiner-Falefa met Ralph Kiner's son (they're related) and then homered. The show discussed celebrities at Knicks games, questioning if Fat Joe was present due to his perceived bad luck; a caller confirmed he wasn't. There's evidence suggesting Fat Joe brings bad luck to NY teams. Hour 4 The NFL is releasing scheduled games, including the Jets vs. Broncos in London (Oct 12) and the Vikings playing consecutive international games in Dublin and London. The show discussed these announcements, the "Fat Joe curse" (Boomer urged self-awareness), and early NYC speeding before congestion pricing. Jerry's update covered Jalen Brunson's bounceback, the T-Wolves leading the Warriors 3-1, Oswaldo Cabrera's ankle injury, and the Mets' win over the Pirates. They also discussed Isiah Kiner-Falefa's connection to Ralph Kiner (hearing from Ralph's son) and Dave Sims' "Penis!" Moment of the Day. Finally, they talked about the Mavericks winning the NBA lottery (likely for Cooper Flagg) and Al & Jerry's bet on Bill Belichick coaching at UNC.

The Mollywhop boys stop by after the Mariners get swept by Toronto, what is going on with Bryce Miller? Is this series just a blip in the radar or something to get concerned about?  What can we expect in the New York series?  Former Mariners and current Yankees broadcaster Dave Sims joins the show to talk about the brilliance of Aaron Judge, the Mariners season so far and what it's like being back in Seattle.  Checking the Textline.  Softy joins for cross talk.

A more subdued Brady sits down for the Tuesday podcast as the M's have now lost four straight games. Though he's angry at what's happened over those last four games, he doesn't blow a gasket, rather, he tries to rationalize what's gone on and what it means. And he explains what's bothered him most in this stretch.Then, the starting pitching has really struggled, we look at all the tentacles in that storyline and talk about what the group needs to do to move forward.Finally, we talk with former Yankees World Champion third baseman Scott Brosius, who talks about his career, and the three years he spent as a coach with the Mariners from 2016-2018.

We won't stand for Boomer's criticism of Dave Sims using days off

Bump and Stacy are joined by Yankees Broadcaster Dave Sims to get you ready for the Mariners next series and to discuss his return to Seattle, they give you their thoughts on Giannis Antetokounmpo’s future in the NBA and the NFL Season Opener in Headline Rewrites, they bring you some of the biggest stories around the NFL, including why one analyst thinks Derek Carr’s playing career might not be over despite announcing his retirement, and they discuss some of their sports pet peeves. 

Ben Rice hit a grand slam as the Yankees beat the A's. Aaron Judge went 4-for-5. Boomer wondered why Dave Sims was off for the weekend series since he just got the job. The Cowboys and Eagles will open the NFL season. Carmelo Anthony spoke to the graduating class at Syracuse: ‘when in doubt, stay Melo'. The Moment of The Day: Putting jerseys in freezers didn't seem to work for the Rangers.

Cerebus creator Dave Sim and A Moment of Cerebus Interim Editor Manly Matt Dow return for the May 2025 Please Hold For Dave Sim.In this four HOUR+ conversation, Dave and Matt discuss:Is it TOO SOON for the next Cerebus Archive Portfolio Kickstarter?Last month's Please Hold strip.THIS month's Please Hold strip.The wonderous dangers of Internet access.The insane legal precedent of the word "Medieval"Dave remembers Cerebus Fan Jeff Seiler.Dave's answers to the latest questions from April C. AKA @creative_feyDave answer's Robin McConnell's questions about Canadian comics work published from the late 60's to about 1982.The Fish Slingin' Auteur of Lompoc, California: MJ Sewall's question about Dave's comic collection.Dave's idea for MJ's next book.Matt's childhood.The radio voice of the Yankees...Dave SimS?The Guys Prizes from the LAST Kickstarter.Owen Kline's film Funny Pages and the Cerebus cameo that wasn't.Dave's favorite Jam pieces and creators rightsDave's studiosMatt's fundraising efforts for his daughter's dance team.AV in 3DHow Dave did the colour for early Cerebus coversThe price of original art on HeritageDave's exclusion from Eclipse comics 1992 Famous Comics Creators trading card setsSPOGZ!The origin of the Fleagle brothersDave discusses letteringMatt reminds Dave of the time Dave impressed Will Eisner.Page 5 of issue #173Dave's answer to four "celebrity questions"All this and more (it's four hours long!) await you in this month's Please Hold For Dave Sim!

The Yankees lost in Baltimore and Dave Sims and Suzyn got into a discussion about Maury Povich. She's never seen it so she doesn't know what ‘you are not the father' means. Aaron Judge has great numbers so far and he talked about it. A Pirates fan fell 21 feet from the stands and is in critical condition. The NFL fined the Falcons and Jeff Ulbrich for the prank call to Shedeur Sanders. Ulbrich apologized and felt regret.

The Lakers' early playoff exit after trading for Luka Doncic is Boomer's top sports story due to the financial implications of Luka leaving money on the table (possibly California taxes). The Knicks have a 3-2 series lead against Detroit, with Cade Cunningham guaranteeing a game seven, which Gio isn't focused on yet. Jerry's sports update: Mets lost to the D-Backs (Mendoza cited lack of clutch hits, Frank The Tank is frustrated with Ryne Stanek, and Chris Majkowski hit 5,000 consecutive Mets games). The Yankees lost in Baltimore, leading to a Maury Povich discussion between Dave Sims and Suzyn Waldman. A Pirates fan is in critical condition after a 21-foot fall. Lastly, the CBS/Jordon Hudson & Bill Belichick story continues with the NY Post digging into Hudson's alleged $8 million real estate gain after meeting Belichick.

Hour 1 The Lakers' early playoff exit after trading for Luka Doncic is Boomer's top sports story due to the financial implications of Luka leaving money on the table (possibly California taxes). The Knicks have a 3-2 series lead against Detroit, with Cade Cunningham guaranteeing a game seven, which Gio isn't focused on yet. Jerry's sports update: Mets lost to the D-Backs (Mendoza cited lack of clutch hits, Frank The Tank is frustrated with Ryne Stanek, and Chris Majkowski hit 5,000 consecutive Mets games). The Yankees lost in Baltimore, leading to a Maury Povich discussion between Dave Sims and Suzyn Waldman. A Pirates fan is in critical condition after a 21-foot fall. Lastly, the CBS/Jordon Hudson & Bill Belichick story continues with the NY Post digging into Hudson's alleged $8 million real estate gain after meeting Belichick. Hour 2 Boomer is enjoying 'MobLand' and thinks he had a mutual "where do I know you from?" moment with Ryan Reynolds. They're trying to book Tony Dokoupil to discuss Belichick and Jordon, and Gio has some behind-the-scenes info on the booker. They discussed Jon Rothstein's life-altering accident. Jerry's update: Aaron Judge homered in a Yankees loss, the Rockies got their 5th win, and the Mets' home winning streak ended with a loss to the D-Backs. They celebrated Chris Majkowski's 5,000th game with a clip of him yelling during a brawl. Al predicts Belichick won't coach at UNC. Boomer watched Tom Brady and Peyton Manning hitting golf balls at Jim Nantz's house and recently taped something with Manning. A caller asked about watching the Knicks game on his wife's birthday. Hour 3 JJ Redick abruptly left a post-game interview after being questioned about substitutions, which Boomer likened to the Knicks hiring Wally Szczerbiak as coach. Gio, a Knicks fan, isn't overly enthusiastic about tonight's game. A caller shared his list of big words BT uses, suggesting it's to dominate Sal. Jerry's update: The Rockets beat Golden State (Steph Curry has a swollen hand), and audio of JJ Redick's walk-off press conference was played. Kendrick Perkins criticized Redick. The Yankees lost in Baltimore amid some controversy over an Orioles steal. The Mets struggled with runners in scoring position. Jameis Winston did a Sopranos impression. In the final segment, a caller doubted Tony Dokoupil would appear on their show, and a knowledgeable Boston caller discussed the Belichick situation. Hour 4 Stephen Waldron is struggling to book the CBS interviewer for the Belichick/girlfriend story, so Boomer might handle it. They discussed the new information and statements from CBS and Belichick regarding the interview. A caller shared a story about Evan Roberts allegedly peeing in a cup to avoid missing game action. Jerry's final update: The Timberwolves beat the Lakers (audio from Luka), and the Mets lost to the D-Backs (their second home loss). The Moment of The Day was Chris Majkowski's "get out of the spot" during a brawl. Mike from Boomer's foundation, who injured himself in a bike tour, joined the show.

Ed, Rob, and Jeremy took some time from Tuesday's BBMS to talk Orioles vs Yankees with the radio voice of the Yankees, Dave Sims. The Birds took game one but they took advantage of some Yankees miscues to get that W. What should we expect in games two and three?

Abdul Carter wanted retired numbers (#11, #56), but LT told the unproven rookie to earn his own. Fitzpatrick advised Zach Wilson against #0 for credibility. A caller criticized Dave Sims' commentary. Another claimed the Bills targeted Jets' draft picks. Jerry's update: Knicks-Pistons officiating, NBA scores, Sanders' post-draft comments, Travis Hunter's smooth draft (team traded up), Jaxson Dart on SEC prep, Giants' 4 QBs, Yankees' sweep, Mets' blown lead, a Little League walk-off HR call, and the topic of women leaving empty boxes around. The final segment discussed the Steelers drafting Will Howard.

Hour 1 Knicks beat Pistons 3-1 despite a controversial no-call and coach complaints. Brunson returned from an ankle injury. The Mets blew a 6-run lead; Soto lost a ball in the sun. Yankees swept Jays; Judge homered. Williams out as Yankees closer. Belichick on CBS; Hudson avoided relationship questions. Boomer's Booming Celebration happened. Hour 2 Shedeur Sanders surprisingly fell to the Browns in the fifth round after negative reports of his meetings and perceived arrogance. A meeting with Daboll was supposedly poor. A prank call to Sanders by Jeff Ulbrich's son was revealed via livestream. The show also covered the Knicks' playoff lead, NBA updates, Manning reaching out to Dart, and the excitement of Giants pick Skattebo. Milroe had a message for non-drafting teams, and Kiper discussed falling quarterbacks. Other news included the Yankees' doubleheader sweep, the passing of Knicks legend Dick Barnett, and a comparison of Sanders to Manziel. Hour 3 Abdul Carter wanted retired numbers (#11, #56), but LT told the unproven rookie to earn his own. Fitzpatrick advised Zach Wilson against #0 for credibility. A caller criticized Dave Sims' commentary. Another claimed the Bills targeted Jets' draft picks. Jerry's update: Knicks-Pistons officiating, NBA scores, Sanders' post-draft comments, Travis Hunter's smooth draft (team traded up), Jaxson Dart on SEC prep, Giants' 4 QBs, Yankees' sweep, Mets' blown lead, a Little League walk-off HR call, and the topic of women leaving empty boxes around. The final segment discussed the Steelers drafting Will Howard. Hour 4 A caller wondered about DeVito's future. Boomer thinks Winston might be cut. Another asked if Jets should've drafted a QB; Gio says they're committed to Fields long-term. Jerry's final update: Al credited for foundation donation. Penguins and Sullivan parting ways (Rangers interest?). Knicks' win/Thibs audio. Mets blew 7-1 lead. Yankees' sweep (Judge HR). Belichick on CBS (holey sweatshirt, girlfriend deflected relationship questions, Kraft omission in book). Moment of the Day: "cardboard box fairy." Final segment: chef's steak dinner invite, positive feedback on Dart from a former colleague.

Abdul Carter seemed to want #11 or #56, who are both retired. And, as Boomer said, he hasn't done ‘jack' for the Giants yet. LT told him to get his own number and leave his own mark. Boomer finally agrees with LT on something. Ryan Fitzpatrick also told Zach Wilson if he wants to be taken seriously he can't wear jersey #0. A caller thinks Dave Sims is ‘over the top' on his calls. A caller said the Bills kept trading up ahead of the Jets to take the players the Jets wanted.

Phil Simms discussed NFL draft prospects, explaining why Shedeur Sanders' draft stock might fall due to NFL evaluations. A caller asked about Will Howard, whom Phil wasn't keen on. Jerry's update included Al's 64th birthday song for Boomer, and a mention of Phil's upcoming 70th. They reminisced about their 2007 draft show, where they goofed on JaMarcus Russell. Dave Sims' calls were featured for odd Yankees plays. The Mets' four-game sweep was highlighted, as was Mike Francesa's old "we have a pope" clip, coinciding with Pope Francis's passing. Thibs commented on the Knicks' game one win, and Justin Thomas's emotional RBC Heritage victory was noted. Phil and Boomer shared anecdotes of mentioning each other in speeches, and then they discussed the Jets signing Justin Fields.

Hour 1 Boomer's back from the flu but not at full strength. The Mets had a great, well-attended weekend, pleasing Steve Cohen. The Knicks won game one against the Pistons but didn't impress, with Detroit already complaining about Jalen Brunson's foul drawing; the Knicks did have a 21-0 run. In baseball news, Max Fried lost a no-hitter due to a later-ruled error by Paul Goldschmidt, and an Aaron Judge HR was overturned, leading to Aaron Boone's ejection. The Mets swept the Cardinals in four games. Jerry's highlights included the Knicks' win and the Devils' game one loss to the Hurricanes. Finally, we discussed Aaron Rodgers' thoughts on the Jets meeting, a topic missed last week due to Boomer's absence. Hour 2 Phil Simms joined the show to preview the NFL draft, offering his perspective on Aaron Rodgers' final meeting with the Jets, suggesting Rodgers might be waiting to see the Vikings' QB situation in training camp. Phil also reflected on learning about the Giants moving on from him, while Boomer shared his awkward Jets exit. Jerry's update led with the Mets' four-game sweep of the Cardinals, highlighted by Francisco Lindor's two home runs. The passing of Gary Cohen's unusually long-lived Great Dane prompted Phil to discuss calling and feeding foxes. The Knicks won game one against the Pistons with a 21-0 run, and the Devils lost their game one to the Hurricanes. In the final segment, Phil discussed what the Giants should and might do with the third draft pick, also mentioning quarterbacks Sanders, Dart, and Shough. Hour 3 Phil Simms discussed NFL draft prospects, explaining why Shedeur Sanders' draft stock might fall due to NFL evaluations. A caller asked about Will Howard, whom Phil wasn't keen on. Jerry's update included Al's 64th birthday song for Boomer, and a mention of Phil's upcoming 70th. They reminisced about their 2007 draft show, where they goofed on JaMarcus Russell. Dave Sims' calls were featured for odd Yankees plays. The Mets' four-game sweep was highlighted, as was Mike Francesa's old "we have a pope" clip, coinciding with Pope Francis's passing. Thibs commented on the Knicks' game one win, and Justin Thomas's emotional RBC Heritage victory was noted. Phil and Boomer shared anecdotes of mentioning each other in speeches, and then they discussed the Jets signing Justin Fields. Hour 4 Phil Simms discussed the Jets' likely offensive lineman pick at number seven in the NFL draft, noting Travis Hunter and Abdul Carter as his top two players, suggesting Hunter as a WR. Boomer predicted a Kirk Cousins trade, with Phil speculating on his destination. Phil mentioned the Steelers' apparent focus on Aaron Rodgers and suggested the Giants need seven wins for Brian Daboll to stay. Jerry's final update covered the Yankees' controversial Aaron Judge home run call, the Mets' sweep of the Cardinals with Juan Soto's positive fan reception, and Francisco Lindor's observation of increased fan attendance. Boomer had a message for Devils fans as the Moment of the Day. In the last segment, Phil highlighted other notable draft prospects.

Hour 1 Today's show features Gio & Jerry filling in for Boomer. They discussed Aaron Rodgers' Pat McAfee Show appearance, where he detailed a brief, tense meeting with Jets coach Aaron Glenn and GM Darren Mougey, feeling Glenn was "rogue." Rodgers praised Brian Daboll. C-Lo then provided updates, first on his hiccups, and then audio of Rodgers discussing Glenn. In baseball news, Ben Rice went 4-for-4, Dave Sims called the game, Jazz Chisholm was ejected for arguing balls and strikes, and Aaron Boone disliked his dugout view in Tampa. The Mets beat the Cardinals with Mark Vientos hitting his first home run. Sam Rosen made his final career call for the Rangers. Finally, Kadarius Toney announced his NFL retirement to become a rapper. Hour 2 The Knicks-Pistons series starts tomorrow. Gio, who found the Knicks' regular season boring due to their dominance, predicts a Knicks win in six but questions their ability to compete with the Celtics, especially considering the Pistons' physicality. Fan engagement is high, particularly regarding Karl-Anthony Towns. A caller wonders if the city's excitement will be lower without the Rangers in the playoffs. Another believes Aaron Rodgers intentionally embarrassed the Jets. Later, after a discussion about martinis, audio of Rodgers' negative meeting with the Jets aired. In baseball, the Yankees beat the Rays (Jazz Chisholm ejected), and the Mets beat the Cardinals. Last night was Sam Rosen's final Rangers game. The hour ended with Gio questioning the Easter Bunny's association with eggs and the quality of his gifts compared to Santa, also sharing his dislike for jelly beans. Hour 3 Mark Vientos hit his first home run. Sal Licata's criticism of Juan Soto sparked debate, with Gio questioning why early-season criticism equates to "hating," especially given Soto's high salary implying less room for failure. Despite Soto's performance not meeting expectations, the Mets are winning, thanks to Alonso and strong pitching. The Mets plan to play Jeff McNeil in center field, a move Gio doesn't understand, and Jerry views McNeil's energy negatively. Baseball updates included Ben Rice's 4-for-4 game, Jazz Chisholm's ejection, and Aaron Boone's comments on the Rays changing dirt. The Mets also beat the Cardinals. Audio of Sal Licata's harsh criticism of Soto aired. The Knicks-Pistons series starts tomorrow. The hour concluded with a discussion about golfer Billy Horschel signing a woman's welt, Gio's confusion over women wanting boob autographs from celebrities, and an uncomfortable interview experience with former player John Randle due to differing opinions on his playing style. Hour 4 Last night marked the end of Sam Rosen's 40-year career calling Rangers games, and Lee Corso is retiring from College Gameday. Gio speculated about Howie Rose's potential retirement and noted Gary Cohen looks younger than his age (and younger than Boomer). They pondered if Boomer would continue working until 70. Gio mentioned a possible deceased person sighting, while Jerry recounted a gunpoint robbery dream (which Gio experiences often). The topic of aggressive geese arose, with Al advising against harming them due to their protected status, even during an attack. Later, Gio questioned "GROK" about having a non-sports-fan producer, and Jerry asked ChatGPT about his dreams. More audio of Aaron Rodgers' negative experience with the Jets aired. Adam Schefter was pranked at the Masters with a fake NFL trade report (since phones weren't allowed). Deion Sanders claimed he never did ‘that' to himself. The Moment of the Day highlighted Gio's Eddie impression regarding Al & Jerry's low YouTube views. The show concluded with a discussion about baseball players' competitive pickleball games.

Today's show features Gio & Jerry filling in for Boomer. They discussed Aaron Rodgers' Pat McAfee Show appearance, where he detailed a brief, tense meeting with Jets coach Aaron Glenn and GM Darren Mougey, feeling Glenn was "rogue." Rodgers praised Brian Daboll. C-Lo then provided updates, first on his hiccups, and then audio of Rodgers discussing Glenn. In baseball news, Ben Rice went 4-for-4, Dave Sims called the game, Jazz Chisholm was ejected for arguing balls and strikes, and Aaron Boone disliked his dugout view in Tampa. The Mets beat the Cardinals with Mark Vientos hitting his first home run. Sam Rosen made his final career call for the Rangers. Finally, Kadarius Toney announced his NFL retirement to become a rapper.

Filling in for a sick Boomer on his 64th birthday (marked by an Al-sung Beatles tune), Gio lamented the Mets' series loss to the "not very good" Twins, citing sloppy defense and a cold, strikeout-prone Juan Soto. Pete Alonso's strong season and contract were discussed, drawing comparisons to Strawberry and Wright. C-Lo's update featured Dave Sims' call of Cody Bellinger's game-ending catch and an Aaron Judge homer. A caller shared a story about giving C-Lo's niece a ball at Yankee Stadium. Chris Russo's interview with Gary Player included a blunt "stay alive." The hour concluded with Jim Palmer's claim of never eating a chicken wing, Gio and Jerry's dislike of lobster, Gio's anecdote about someone unfamiliar with tacos, and Al's claim of never having grilled cheese.

Gio and Jerry filled in for a sick Boomer, discussing their health issues, including Jerry's penis camera scope story (with many 'penis' drops from Eddie). Gio predicted another bad year for the Giants and Jets in the upcoming NFL draft, stating Justin Fields "stinks" and neither team will draft Shedeur Sanders. C-Lo gave his first update, likely with hiccups. Dave Sims called Aaron Judge's homer as the Yankees swept the Royals and will play the Rays in their spring training home. The Mets lost their series in Minnesota. The hour ended with news of an umpire hit by a line drive in the Mets game, highlighting the need for umpire batting helmets.

Hour 1 Gio and Jerry filled in for a sick Boomer, discussing their health issues, including Jerry's penis camera scope story (with many 'penis' drops from Eddie). Gio predicted another bad year for the Giants and Jets in the upcoming NFL draft, stating Justin Fields "stinks" and neither team will draft Shedeur Sanders. C-Lo gave his first update, likely with hiccups. Dave Sims called Aaron Judge's homer as the Yankees swept the Royals and will play the Rays in their spring training home. The Mets lost their series in Minnesota. The hour ended with news of an umpire hit by a line drive in the Mets game, highlighting the need for umpire batting helmets. Hour 2 Filling in for a sick Boomer on his 64th birthday (marked by an Al-sung Beatles tune), Gio lamented the Mets' series loss to the "not very good" Twins, citing sloppy defense and a cold, strikeout-prone Juan Soto. Pete Alonso's strong season and contract were discussed, drawing comparisons to Strawberry and Wright. C-Lo's update featured Dave Sims' call of Cody Bellinger's game-ending catch and an Aaron Judge homer. A caller shared a story about giving C-Lo's niece a ball at Yankee Stadium. Chris Russo's interview with Gary Player included a blunt "stay alive." The hour concluded with Jim Palmer's claim of never eating a chicken wing, Gio and Jerry's dislike of lobster, Gio's anecdote about someone unfamiliar with tacos, and Al's claim of never having grilled cheese. Hour 3 With the NFL draft next week, the show reminisced about past draft shows, including Jerry's interview with a before drafted Aaron Rodgers and Gio's Vikings-gear attendance in his youth, also discussing childhood NFL jerseys. C-Lo's update was plagued by significant hiccups, prompting caller remedies and a story of hospitalization due to persistent hiccups. Chris Russo shared a Robert Parrish anecdote about Larry Bird. Joe Schoen discussed the Giants' openness to drafting a QB if the value aligns. The hour concluded with news of a settled lawsuit where Artemi Panarin was accused of sexual assault by a Rangers employee. Hour 4 NFL reporters predict the Giants will draft Abdul Carter or Travis Henry, depending on the Browns' pick. The show debated Shedeur Sanders' potential and the possibility of the Titans, Browns, or Giants trading their picks. Jerry suggested the Giants should take a quarterback at three, while Gio prefers Carter at three and a quarterback later, but Gio doubts any Giants or Jets draftee will significantly improve their teams this season. Jerry believes the Giants will draft Shedeur, a view Gio opposes. C-Lo's final update indicated a temporary hiccup cure. The Yankees had an unusual face-tagout play. C-Lo's hiccups returned. The Moment of the Day highlighted Eddie's 'penis' drops. The show concluded with Gio trying to avoid catching hiccups from the ongoing discussion and a debate about ear-cleaning candles.

C-Lo is here for his first update and will likely have hiccups throughout the morning. We heard from Dave Sims on the call as Aaron Judge homered as the Yankees swept the Royals. The Yankees will be in their spring training home tonight when they play the Rays. The Mets lost their series in Minnesota as they lost in ten yesterday.

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This week's Yankees highlights include torpedo bat talk, whether it contributed to Giancarlo Stanton's injury, and if it could bring in a power surge unseen since the steroid era. Plus, BT and Sal talk with Dave Sims about his home run call, as well as Bret Boone about the torpedo bats. Plus, will Aaron Judge's greatness matter if he doesn't get it done in October?

This week's Yankees highlights include torpedo bat talk, whether it contributed to Giancarlo Stanton's injury, and if it could bring in a power surge unseen since the steroid era. Plus, BT and Sal talk with Dave Sims about his home run call, as well as Bret Boone about the torpedo bats. Plus, will Aaron Judge's greatness matter if he doesn't get it done in October?

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LeSean McCoy told Dak Prescott to ‘find a realtor' after the Cowboys signed Joe Milton. Boomer said the Patriots didn't want him in the building, being a distraction to Drake Maye. The TNT postgame show made a bunch of gun references regarding Ja Morant after he made the gun hand gestures again last night. Jerry wonders what Adam Silver thinks of this. The Moment of The Day: An A-I version of Dave Sims has a ‘bababooey, bababooey, Howard Stern's penis, Hey Now' HR call.

Gio noted Mets fans' social media sensitivity. A caller questioned the lack of a doubleheader due to upcoming rain. Boomer suggested retractable roofs for all new stadiums. The conversation shifted to golf and unpreparedness for weather, leading to a discussion about allowances for wives. Jerry's update included Judge's RBI single, Chisholm's praise, and Dave Sims' "Hey Now" explanation to Howard Stern. Pete Alonso hyped the Mets' home opener. Jim Nantz's retirement announcement was unintentional. The hour ended with clips of an A-I Dave Sims, including "Bababooey, Howard Stern's Penis," and a throwback to Suzyn Waldman's doctor predicting Sims' job.

Hour 1 The Mets' home opener is finally here. Judge homered again, sparking postseason performance debates. Chisholm hit a HR and lost his chain. The Mets are honoring past World Series teams, with Franco a frequent attendee. Judge and Chisholm spoke post-game. Winston's farewell to Cleveland drew Morash's ire. Morant hit a buzzer-beater, but his gun gesture caused controversy. Gio praised Rob49's "WTHELLY," while Boomer found it not creative enough. Hour 2 Gio noted Mets fans' social media sensitivity. A caller questioned the lack of a doubleheader due to upcoming rain. Boomer suggested retractable roofs for all new stadiums. The conversation shifted to golf and unpreparedness for weather, leading to a discussion about allowances for wives. Jerry's update included Judge's RBI single, Chisholm's praise, and Dave Sims' "Hey Now" explanation to Howard Stern. Pete Alonso hyped the Mets' home opener. Jim Nantz's retirement announcement was unintentional. The hour ended with clips of an A-I Dave Sims, including "Bababooey, Howard Stern's Penis," and a throwback to Suzyn Waldman's doctor predicting Sims' job. Hour 3 Keith Hernandez discussed the Mets' season, clarifying his "piss poor hitting" comment, and the "sophomore jinx." He also addressed his unique sweatshirt and "torpedo bats." Jerry's update covered Yankees' wins, Kruk's email struggles, Smith's contract, and a Cowboys trade. Annie Agar and Mike Francesa shared facial injury stories. The hour concluded with a discussion on the NCAA's evolving landscape with NIL and the transfer portal, and the "Gone Girls" documentary. Hour 4 The Mets' home opener against the Blue Jays is today. Boomer and Gio discussed the game and callers' opinions, including one wanting Baty gone. Jerry's final update covered Yankees' wins, SNY's anniversary, McCoy's comment on Prescott, and gun references on TNT regarding Morant. The "Moment of the Day" featured an A-I Dave Sims with a wild HR call. Boomer noted the home opener marks the real start of the baseball season, predicting big ovations for Alonso and Soto.

C'mon, folks. It's A.I. generated. Get with the program. Other baseball news too.

Jerry starts with Dave Sims on the call as Aaron Judge had an RBI single, his 4th RBI of the night. Jazz Chisholm on how great of a start Judge has gotten off to. Dave Sims took to social media with a direct video message to Howard Stern saying he got ‘Hey Now' from a Frank Sinatra song. Jerry went through a bunch of songs with ‘hey now' in it. Gio is impressed how much Sims has been promoting himself.

Hour 1 The Mets rallied past the Marlins, highlighted by Pete Alonso's crucial home run, despite Keith Hernandez's "piss poor hitting" assessment. The Yankees struggled, striking out 16 times against the D-Backs. Other news included the Knicks' loss to the Cavaliers, Alex Ovechkin nearing Wayne Gretzky's goal record, and a discussion about Boomer's pronunciation of "Gabe Perreault." Hour 2 Dan Orlovsky's son's art, and the tragic death of Brett Gardner's son from carbon monoxide poisoning, were highlighted. Boomer disputed Aaron Judge's ESPN ranking, sparking a "needle movers" discussion. The Yankees lost to the D-Backs, while the Mets won. The Dodgers are undefeated, the Cavs beat the Knicks, and Trey Hendrickson criticized the Bengals' front office. The segment concluded with discussions about an NFL without a salary cap, Steve Cohen's plans near Citi Field, and the distribution of online gambling revenue in New York. Hour 3 The Knicks' lackluster performance in Cleveland, Ja Morant's finger gun gesture, and the NFL's crackdown on similar celebrations were discussed. Updates included the Yankees' loss, Pete Alonso's home run, and Shohei Ohtani's walk-off. The Dodgers and Padres remain undefeated. Deion Sanders' comments about his son and the Giants were highlighted, along with a report about Shedeur's draft prospects. The segment ended with a caller criticizing Roger Goodell and referencing a Super Bowl halftime show. Hour 4 Gio discussed the "Gone Girls" Gilgo Beach documentary, highlighting the killer's burner phones and police profiling. Jerry's update covered the Knicks' loss, Mets' win, and Howard Stern's comments on Dave Sims. A caller complained about BT's "mmm-hmmm." The Moment of the Day focused on Al's hesitation about a guest. The show concluded with updates on the man who left his kids at McDonald's (which turned out not to be for a job interview) and Gio's confusion about a Morgan Wallen podcast segment on hunting.

Gio discussed the "Gone Girls" Gilgo Beach documentary, highlighting the killer's burner phones and police profiling. Jerry's update covered the Knicks' loss, Mets' win, and Howard Stern's comments on Dave Sims. A caller complained about BT's "mmm-hmmm." The Moment of the Day focused on Al's hesitation about a guest. The show concluded with updates on the man who left his kids at McDonald's (which turned out not to be for a job interview) and Gio's confusion about a Morgan Wallen podcast segment on hunting.

The Yankees lost to the D-Backs as they struck out 16 times. We heard from Howard Stern on Dave Sims saying ‘Hey Now', and Howard likes it. The Knicks lost in Cleveland, 124-105. And Alex Ovechkin is now 3 goals away from Wayne Gretzky.