Podcast appearances and mentions of Peter Schwartz

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Peter Schwartz shared a baseball story from his youth, and Al (Eddie's drops) is uninterested in the tale

We started the hour with talk of the Yankees win last night, which C-Mac thinks was their best win of the series. They were being no-hit until the 8th inning and were down 5-0 and won the game. Cal Raleigh said after the game their closer was tipping pitches, in particular his slider. After getting swept in a double header yesterday, the Mets have to take 2-of-3 in KC before the all-star break. Peter returns for his final update of the day and starts with the Yankees win including the sounds of Volpe's tremendous slide into home on the Judge sac fly. Stanton talked about his first career pinch-hit HR. The Mets lost a double-header in Baltimore. David Peterson was named to the all-star game. Kodai Senga will start tonight in KC. The Moment of The Day: Peter Schwartz is wrong. In the final segment of the show, Rick Springfield was on the Today Show and Al Roker's co-host yawned and he asked if he was boring them. Jerry played a song by a band that is not a real band, it's A-I. We also talked about scanning groceries while you shop so you can check out on your own

Boomer & Gio are out for one last day so it's Jerry and Chris McMonigle today. C-Mac is pumped after last night's Yankees comeback win. He called it the best win of the season. They didn't have a hit until the 8th inning and they were down 5-0. Cal Raleigh said their closer was tipping his slider and runners on second could see it. Peter Schwartz is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of the Yankees comeback. Aaron Judge talked about the impressive slide at home from Volpe. Stanton talked about his first ever pinch hit HR. Jazz Chisholm will be in the HR derby. We heard the sounds of the Mets losing a double header in Baltimore. The Mets play in KC and will be getting Senga and Manaea back. Former manager Lee Elia passed away. We played his famous rant against Cubs fans from 1983. In the final segment of the hour, Jerry has some clips of coaches going off.

Hour 1 - Boomer & Gio are out for one last day so it's Jerry and Chris McMonigle today. C-Mac is pumped after last night's Yankees comeback win. He called it the best win of the season. They didn't have a hit until the 8th inning and they were down 5-0. Cal Raleigh said their closer was tipping his slider and runners on second could see it. Peter Schwartz is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of the Yankees comeback. Aaron Judge talked about the impressive slide at home from Volpe. Stanton talked about his first ever pinch hit HR. Jazz Chisholm will be in the HR derby. We heard the sounds of the Mets losing a double header in Baltimore. The Mets play in KC and will be getting Senga and Manaea back. Former manager Lee Elia passed away. We played his famous rant against Cubs fans from 1983. In the final segment of the hour, Jerry has some clips of coaches going off. Hour 2 - The Mets lost a double header in Baltimore. They had a lead in both games. Jerry cannot believe they took David Peterson out in the 8th inning after having an easy 7th. The Mets have to go into KC and win the series going into the all-star break. It was an ugly day yesterday for them. Peter returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Yankees comeback win over the Mariners. Aaron Judge talked about coming back down 5 runs after not getting a hit until the 8th. We heard the sounds of the Mets losing a double header in Baltimore. Keith Hernandez almost got hit by a foul ball yesterday and didn't realize it. We talked about bobblehead giveaways as the Dodgers are giving out 40,000 of Kobe instead of the usual 17,000. In the final segment of the hour, the Yankees have a giveaway involving a child author and a pigeon. Hour 3 - We started the hour with the news from Sports Business Journal that said for Subway Series viewing, SNY had 70% more viewers than the YES Network and we are trying to figure out why. C-Mac thinks the Mets fan has a deeper connection to Gary, Keith & Ron than the Yankees have with Michael Kay. Peter returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Yankees coming back down 5-0 to beat the Mariners. We also heard the sounds of the Mets losing a double header in Baltimore. Evan Roberts doesn't seem to know that Steve Cohen's ‘Fab Four' reference was about the Beatles. In the final segment of the hour, we took more calls on why more people tuned into SNY over YES for the Subway Series. Hour 4 - We started the hour with talk of the Yankees win last night, which C-Mac thinks was their best win of the series. They were being no-hit until the 8th inning and were down 5-0 and won the game. Cal Raleigh said after the game their closer was tipping pitches, in particular his slider. After getting swept in a double header yesterday, the Mets have to take 2-of-3 in KC before the all-star break. Peter returns for his final update of the day and starts with the Yankees win including the sounds of Volpe's tremendous slide into home on the Judge sac fly. Stanton talked about his first career pinch-hit HR. The Mets lost a double-header in Baltimore. David Peterson was named to the all-star game. Kodai Senga will start tonight in KC. The Moment of The Day: Peter Schwartz is wrong. In the final segment of the show, Rick Springfield was on the Today Show and Al Roker's co-host yawned and he asked if he was boring them. Jerry played a song by a band that is not a real band, it's A-I. We also talked about scanning groceries while you shop so you can check out on your own.

Imagine a world where complex global supply chains can be managed with unprecedented precision, transparency, and efficiency - welcome to the future of international trade powered by artificial intelligence. In this episode of Simply Trade, host Annik sits down with Peter Schwartz, co-founder and Chief Science Officer of Altana AI, to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming global trade, supply chain management, and international business strategies. Peter's Contact Info:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/pgswartz/ https://altana.ai/about  Key Insights: AI and Global Trade Transformation AI enables management of complex global supply chains at unprecedented scale Helps businesses navigate geopolitical uncertainties and trade disruptions Provides real-time insights across multiple tiers of production networks Federated Learning: The Privacy-Preserving Game Changer Allows companies to collaborate and share insights without compromising sensitive data Enables secure, privacy-protected information exchange Supports more transparent and efficient international trade ecosystems Government and Trade Compliance AI assists governments in: * Protecting national economic interests * Preventing contraband and forced labor * Facilitating trade and economic growth * Enhancing border management and trade compliance Supply Chain Resilience and Adaptation AI helps companies: * Model different tariff and geopolitical scenarios * Identify supply chain vulnerabilities * Develop more flexible and responsive procurement strategies   Standout Quotes: "AI is a bright spot in a period of disruption for global supply chains." - Peter Schwartz "The goal is to fix globalization and create a technology that enables more efficient, compliant, and resilient trade." - Peter Schwartz In the midst of all this chaos, education is your best ally. Access Exclusive Resources Here ⏬ Recommended Resources: Check out these courses we offer here at GTC!

Boomer's predictions came true: Francisco Alvarez was sent down, and Tyrese Haliburton's calf injury became a season-ending Achilles injury. Kevin Durant was traded to the Rockets, finding out live at FanaticsFest. Peter Schwartz, filling in for Jerry, provided his first update, covering the Thunder's NBA Championship, Haliburton's injury, and KD's trade reaction. The Mets lost to the Phillies, falling out of first place, while the Yankees beat the Orioles thanks to Jazz Chisholm. Tom Brady won the Fanatics Games, distributing cash to fans. The hour ended with Keegan Bradley's Travelers Championship win.

Peter returns for an update, but first we talked about his son being ‘in the portal'. A caller said Peter is, ‘a bag of problems'.

Hour 1 Boomer's predictions came true: Francisco Alvarez was sent down, and Tyrese Haliburton's calf injury became a season-ending Achilles injury. Kevin Durant was traded to the Rockets, finding out live at FanaticsFest. Peter Schwartz, filling in for Jerry, provided his first update, covering the Thunder's NBA Championship, Haliburton's injury, and KD's trade reaction. The Mets lost to the Phillies, falling out of first place, while the Yankees beat the Orioles thanks to Jazz Chisholm. Tom Brady won the Fanatics Games, distributing cash to fans. The hour ended with Keegan Bradley's Travelers Championship win. Hour 2 The Mets, after a rough night from David Peterson and series losses to the Rays, Braves, and Phillies, are now in second place. Francisco Alvarez was sent to Syracuse. Peter Schwartz provided an update, starting with the Thunder's NBA Championship win over Indiana. The Mets lost their series to the Phillies, while the Yankees won theirs against the Orioles. The segment concluded with questions about TMZ's coverage of Aaron Rodgers' wife and Travis Hunter's marriage without a prenuptial agreement. Hour 3 After phone service resumed, callers discussed Boomer's accurate Tyrese Haliburton injury prediction and Gio's avoidance of the Mets' struggles. Fanatics-Fest amateur winner Matt called in. Peter Schwartz provided an update, addressing his son's "portal" status and a caller's "bag of problems" comment. He covered the Thunder's NBA Championship win, mixed reactions to Kristin Chenoweth's anthem, and the Yankees' victory over the Orioles with Jazz Chisholm's help. The segment ended with a comparison of Peter to Mr. Met and a discussion of the old Yankees mascot, "Dandy," plus a question about the Mets' slump-busting. Hour 4 Woody Johnson is buying into Crystal Palace F.C. The show discussed the old Yankees mascot, Dandy. Callers disliked the Mets' joking during losses and pondered Boomer's QB helmet confusion. Peter Schwartz's final update covered the Thunder's NBA Championship, Tyrese Haliburton's Achilles injury, Mets' loss, and Yankees' win. The College World Series saw controversy. "Moment of The Day" was Peter being called "a bag of problems." The show ended discussing Joe Burrow's poor baseball throwing and Bengals contract situations.

Peter Schwartz is in for Jerry and is here for his first update of the day. He starts with the Thunder winning the NBA Championship, their second in franchise history, the first since being in Oklahoma. We also heard the moment Haliburton suffered his injury. KD reacted to getting traded to the Rockets in an interview with Kay Adams. The Mets lost in Philadelphia, 7-1, and fell out of first place. The Yankees beat the Orioles to take the series. Jazz Chisholm had the big hit in the game and he talked about it.

The Mets, after a rough night from David Peterson and series losses to the Rays, Braves, and Phillies, are now in second place. Francisco Alvarez was sent to Syracuse. Peter Schwartz provided an update, starting with the Thunder's NBA Championship win over Indiana. The Mets lost their series to the Phillies, while the Yankees won theirs against the Orioles. The segment concluded with questions about TMZ's coverage of Aaron Rodgers' wife and Travis Hunter's marriage without a prenuptial agreement.

After phone service resumed, callers discussed Boomer's accurate Tyrese Haliburton injury prediction and Gio's avoidance of the Mets' struggles. Fanatics-Fest amateur winner Matt called in. Peter Schwartz provided an update, addressing his son's "portal" status and a caller's "bag of problems" comment. He covered the Thunder's NBA Championship win, mixed reactions to Kristin Chenoweth's anthem, and the Yankees' victory over the Orioles with Jazz Chisholm's help. The segment ended with a comparison of Peter to Mr. Met and a discussion of the old Yankees mascot, "Dandy," plus a question about the Mets' slump-busting.

Woody Johnson is buying into Crystal Palace F.C. The show discussed the old Yankees mascot, Dandy. Callers disliked the Mets' joking during losses and pondered Boomer's QB helmet confusion. Peter Schwartz's final update covered the Thunder's NBA Championship, Tyrese Haliburton's Achilles injury, Mets' loss, and Yankees' win. The College World Series saw controversy. "Moment of The Day" was Peter being called "a bag of problems." The show ended discussing Joe Burrow's poor baseball throwing and Bengals contract situations.

Peter Schwartz joins us to talk about resigning as GM of the Dragons of some arena football league called The Entertainment Football Association (ENTFLA). The team didn't have helmets which seems important for a football club.

The conversation began with a nostalgic look at Neptunes, a spot Boomer frequented with his Jets players, and a humorous aside about whether Eddie will cry upon retirement. Larry in Indiana pledged support for Gio in a hypothetical fight with Carl Banks. Jerry's update highlighted the Mets' victory over the Dodgers, with Lindor's leadoff home run and RBI single, though Vientos sustained a hamstring injury. Positive news from Giants camp was tempered by Boomer's reminder that game performance is paramount. Deion Sanders addressed Shedeur's draft rumors, and Bill Simmons expressed frustration with Pablo Torre's coverage of Bill Belichick. The hour concluded with Peter Schwartz discussing his resignation as GM of an arena football team that notably lacked helmets.

Hour 1 Gio stirred controversy by calling Karl-Anthony Towns a "loser" in reference to his playoff performance with the Knicks, drawing criticism from Carl Banks, whom Gio dismissed as poor in media. The discussion also covered KAT's inconsistent playoff play and the Mets' 4-3 ten-inning victory over the Dodgers, featuring another Lindor leadoff home run. Other sports news included the Angels' historic three-homer first inning at Fenway, the retirement of the Lions and Patriots centers, and Aaron Judge's inability to leave his hotel due to fan mobs, prompting Boomer to reflect on the impact of phone cameras on athlete privacy. Hour 2 The conversation began with a nostalgic look at Neptunes, a spot Boomer frequented with his Jets players, and a humorous aside about whether Eddie will cry upon retirement. Larry in Indiana pledged support for Gio in a hypothetical fight with Carl Banks. Jerry's update highlighted the Mets' victory over the Dodgers, with Lindor's leadoff home run and RBI single, though Vientos sustained a hamstring injury. Positive news from Giants camp was tempered by Boomer's reminder that game performance is paramount. Deion Sanders addressed Shedeur's draft rumors, and Bill Simmons expressed frustration with Pablo Torre's coverage of Bill Belichick. The hour concluded with Peter Schwartz discussing his resignation as GM of an arena football team that notably lacked helmets. Hour 3 The hour began with a discussion of Gio's comments calling Karl-Anthony Towns a "loser," a criticism aimed at his playing style not fitting the Knicks' championship aspirations. Jerry's update covered the Mets' ten-inning victory over the Dodgers, highlighted by Lindor's leadoff home run and RBI single. Charles Barkley's confusing move from TNT to ESPN was also discussed. The segment concluded with Boomer introducing his new twin grandsons and further calls about KAT's inconsistent performance. Hour 4 Boomer speculated the Knicks would draw high Finals ratings even if people rooted against them, contrasting with smaller markets like Indiana and OKC. We then lamented the decline of memorable sports nicknames. The conversation returned to KAT's playoff performance. Jerry's final update covered the Mets' ten-inning win over the Dodgers, featuring Lindor's leadoff homer, and previewed the Yankees-Guardians series. Other news included Russell Wilson on Malik Nabers joining the Giants, Saquon Barkley addressing the Madden curse, and Mike Francesa's dieting advice. The "Moment of the Day" highlighted David Andrews' rocky retirement speech. The segment concluded with the arrest of an "overseas sports bettor" who threatened Lance McCullers Jr.'s family, sparking a discussion about A-I and "Bad Tiki."

https://youtu.be/sNtIs4UmXns Podcast audio: The most pernicious ideas are often injected into the culture by the method of “package-dealing” — the attempt to integrate the unintegratable. Expanding on previous material he has presented on this subject, Mr. Peter Schwartz offers a more advanced analysis of the mechanics of the package-deal. He addresses such questions as: Can the same word stand for both a valid concept and a package-deal? What is the role of a definition in the formation of package-deals? What is the difference between anti-concepts and package-deals? This talk focuses particularly on the telltale signs one should look for in trying to identify a package-deal. Recorded live on June 15 in Anaheim, CA as part of OCON 2024.

The Knicks lost to the Celtics due to poor "token" defense in crunch time, particularly defending the 3-point shot, though it wasn't a blowout. Jerry's update covered the Knicks loss (featuring Kristaps Porzingis), Luka Doncic's ejection for trash talk (claiming it was directed at a fan), the Nuggets firing their coach and GM, Pete Alonso's bases-clearing double after Soto's intentional walk ("the Juan Soto effect"), the Yankees getting shut out, and a 44-year-old trying out for the NY Dragons arena football team (where Peter Schwartz is GM and hired his son).

Hour 1 The Knicks lost to the Celtics due to poor "token" defense in crunch time, particularly defending the 3-point shot, though it wasn't a blowout. Jerry's update covered the Knicks loss (featuring Kristaps Porzingis), Luka Doncic's ejection for trash talk (claiming it was directed at a fan), the Nuggets firing their coach and GM, Pete Alonso's bases-clearing double after Soto's intentional walk ("the Juan Soto effect"), the Yankees getting shut out, and a 44-year-old trying out for the NY Dragons arena football team (where Peter Schwartz is GM and hired his son). Hour 2 Boomer analyzed QB film, noting concerns about Shedeur Sanders' ‘patting balls', while Darius Slayton wants him on the Giants, and experts predict he'll drop to the Saints. The Giants need a QB and DT if drafting by need. Jerry's update included the Knicks' loss to the Celtics (Porzingis scored 34), NBA news, the Nuggets' coach/GM firing, the Mets beating the Marlins (Lindor's HR, Alonso's bases-clearing double after Soto's intentional walk), and the Yankees' shutout loss. The show discussed modern equivalents of caveman-era dangers, Pat Shurmur on Sanders, and a dentist warning about deadly tooth infections. Boomer shared a story about losing weight from eating raw clams. Hour 3 The Mets are on a six-game winning streak, with Pete Alonso hitting a bases-clearing double after Soto's intentional walk. The Knicks lost to the Celtics again (Porzingis scored 34), but there were encouraging signs. Jerry's update covered the Knicks loss. The show also discussed a Colts lineman's OCD struggles (with a religious aspect), the tragic roof collapse in the Dominican Republic that killed former Met/Yankee Octavio Dotel, Viktor Hovland talking about UFOs, and a preview of the Masters. Hour 4 Liz Garbus, director of the Netflix documentary 'Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer', discussed the film and the case against Rex Heuermann. Jerry's final update included Pete Alonso on capitalizing after Soto's intentional walk, sports Emmy nominees for play-by-play, Porzingis' 34 points against the Knicks, the Nuggets firing their coach/GM, and Doncic's ejection (claiming he argued with a fan). The "Moment of the Day" asked about potentially fatal caveman-era scenarios. The show ended with Tom Brady's involvement in bringing back the Dire Wolf, prompting Boomer to joke about resurrecting Abe Lincoln.

Peter Schwartz showed up to Gio's guest bartending gig and now we have his GM business card. Pat Boyle could probably make the team. Who else from WFAN could make the arena football league team?

With the Real ID deadline approaching, travel plans were discussed alongside Gio's guest bartending event, where Peter Schwartz's appearance and Pat Boyle's potential football career were highlighted. Eddie's UFL experience and Jerry's update, featuring Giants draft anticipation and NFL owner meeting comments from Aaron Glenn and Mike Tomlin, filled the sports segment. Jazz Chisholm and Francisco Lindor's performances were analyzed, followed by the Knicks' victory. The day's "Moment" focused on a Suzanne Somers robot, concluding with the YES Network/Comcast dispute.

Hour 1 The Yankees' power surge and "torpedo" bats dominated weekend sports talk, overshadowing the Mets' quiet offense and solid pitching, though Francisco Lindor's annual slow start raised concerns. Meanwhile, the Yankees' sweep of the Brewers sparked debate, with Gio jokingly comparing the bats to steroids. Other highlights included Jeff Conine's Marlins Hall of Fame induction coinciding with his son's home run, a Timberwolves/Pistons melee, and the Jets' decision to start Justin Fields. Off-field, Suzanne Somers' husband's robot tribute and Morgan Wallen's abrupt SNL exit, fueled by speculation about "wokeness" and his dislike of NYC, also drew attention. Hour 2 Gio's charity bartending experience highlighted the challenge of finding game broadcasts in public venues, while Boomer embarked on a cleanse for an upcoming hockey tournament. The Yankees' "torpedo" bats remained a hot topic, and the YES Network head criticized Comcast during a booth appearance. Jerry's update featured Dave Sims' call of a Judge home run and his odd TMZ encounter, prompting Gio's skepticism. The Knicks' victory over Portland and Gio's daughter's struggling soccer team provided lighter moments, while Dodgers pitcher Roki Sasaki's emotional dugout appearance concluded the hour. Hour 3 Deion Sanders' new Colorado deal dashed hopes of him coaching his son elsewhere, prompting improbable Cowboys scenarios. NFL draft speculation intensified, particularly the Giants' potential moves, while the Jets' strategy remained a mystery. The conversation veered into pyramid technology theories before Jerry's update, which featured Jazz Chisholm and Aaron Judge highlights, Dave Portnoy's Yankees bat rant, and Francisco Lindor's slump. The Knicks' victory and Mike Tomlin's Rodgers comments were noted, culminating in a discussion about trampoline park hygiene, with Gio expressing concerns about ball and foam pit cleanliness. Hour 4 With the Real ID deadline approaching, travel plans were discussed alongside Gio's guest bartending event, where Peter Schwartz's appearance and Pat Boyle's potential football career were highlighted. Eddie's UFL experience and Jerry's update, featuring Giants draft anticipation and NFL owner meeting comments from Aaron Glenn and Mike Tomlin, filled the sports segment. Jazz Chisholm and Francisco Lindor's performances were analyzed, followed by the Knicks' victory. The day's "Moment" focused on a Suzanne Somers robot, concluding with the YES Network/Comcast dispute.

Hour 1 Boomer and Gio convened in their usual spots, with Gio recounting the high costs of a Disney princess makeover for his daughter, before questioning Boomer about the Giants' quarterback strategy following the Jameis Winston signing. Boomer asserted they must draft a quarterback if Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders are available. Jerry's update featured sounds from Cam Ward's pro day, Adam Schein's dismissal of the Winston signing, and Juan Soto's reunion with his former teammates during the Mets-Yankees game. Jerry also played audio of Brandon Tierney debating callers about premature celebrations after St. John's single win. The hour concluded with Boomer discussing his successful fundraiser at The Tap Room and his reading of "A Boy Named Boomer" to his grandson's class. Hour 2 Dan Hurley's post-game comments about officiating, including an alleged threat to a reporter who filmed it, stirred controversy, prompting Boomer to question athletes' academic commitments and generating mixed caller reactions. Jerry's update covered Cam Ward's pro day, Carlos Mendoza's playful banter with Aaron Boone about Juan Soto, Ian Eagle's favorite sports movie, and Jay Williams's critique of NIL's impact on mid-major teams, along with NHL updates. The hour concluded with a humorous anecdote about Gio's mother-in-law's Fios installation ordeal and a caller defending Hurley's outburst against the referees. Hour 3 With Opening Day approaching, Gio highlighted the Mets' challenging division and their bolstered offense, emphasizing their pitching concerns. Boomer analyzed the Yankees' lineup, noting a lack of speed. The discussion shifted to legionnaires' disease and Mookie Betts's health, with Boomer speculating on a bacterial infection or virus. They also reminisced about the five-year anniversary of remote work during the pandemic. Jerry's update included Cam Ward's pro day, Puka Nacua's early retirement plans, Deion Sanders's critique of the "t-step," and Dan Hurley's "60 Minutes" appearance. The hour concluded with Gio considering attending Peter Schwartz's arena football team press conference. Hour 4 Rumors swirled about Deion Sanders hoping the Giants would draft Shedeur Sanders, though no concrete evidence surfaced, prompting Boomer to discuss the high-stakes gamble for the Giants' management. Gio debated the team's quarterback strategy, emphasizing the pressure to secure a successful pick to maintain job security. Jerry's final update featured Cam Ward's pro day, a brief Jets draft discussion where Boomer dismissed a quarterback pick, Adam Schein defending Dan Hurley, and Colin Cowherd's WNBA commentary. The "Moment of the Day" highlighted Jayden Daniels' mom's warning about a dangerous snapper, and the show concluded with Gio's spring fever and Boomer's reminder of lingering cold weather, particularly in relation to the Mets' and Yankees' opening days.

With Opening Day approaching, Gio highlighted the Mets' challenging division and their bolstered offense, emphasizing their pitching concerns. Boomer analyzed the Yankees' lineup, noting a lack of speed. The discussion shifted to legionnaires' disease and Mookie Betts's health, with Boomer speculating on a bacterial infection or virus. They also reminisced about the five-year anniversary of remote work during the pandemic. Jerry's update included Cam Ward's pro day, Puka Nacua's early retirement plans, Deion Sanders's critique of the "t-step," and Dan Hurley's "60 Minutes" appearance. The hour concluded with Gio considering attending Peter Schwartz's arena football team press conference.

Ray Schwetz and Donyshia Boston-Hill get business empowerment from Peter Schwartz, General Manager of the new arena football league team, The New York Dragons.  You may know him from his work on WFAN.  The team is part of the newly minted Entertainment Football League, bringing the game to Nassau Coliseum this summer.  They talk about this journey, what it means to Long Islanders, New Yorkers, football fans and more.

Host Chric Caputo leads a discussion introducing of the newly established New York Dragons, a team participating in the Entertainment Football Association, as articulated by their general manager, Peter Schwartz. In our discussion, we delve into the intricacies of this innovative league, which aims to provide a thrilling arena football experience while fostering a deep connection with the local community of Long Island. Schwartz elucidates the team's strategic vision, emphasizing the recruitment of local talent and the incorporation of entertainment elements to enhance the spectator experience. Additionally, we engage with John Santamaria, who provides insights on the current state of the New York Islanders as they navigate the complexities of the NHL season. The episode encapsulates the intersection of sports, community engagement, and the pivotal role of local support in the success of these endeavors. Throughout the conversation, we aim to provide our audience with a comprehensive understanding of the evolving landscape of sports in the region.Show DetailsHost Chris Caputo leads a compelling discussion centered on the introduction of the New York Dragons, a professional arena football team participating in the newly formed Entertainment Football Association. Chris Caputo, the host, engages with Peter Schwartz, the general manager of the Dragons, to delve into the origins of the team, its community-focused approach, and the unique aspects of the league. Schwartz emphasizes the importance of local engagement, highlighting that the majority of the roster will consist of players who hail from Long Island, thereby fostering a deep connection between the team and its fan base. The conversation reveals the strategic vision behind the Dragons, which seeks to create an entertaining and interactive experience for spectators, commencing with tailgating festivities and culminating in post-game concerts. Schwartz further elaborates on the league's structure, which is designed to ensure sustainability and community involvement, contrasting it with the challenges faced by other indoor football leagues.Takeaways: The newly formed New York Dragons will prioritize local talent by predominantly featuring Long Island players and coaches. Peter Schwartz, the general manager, emphasizes the importance of community involvement for the success of the Dragons' new arena football team. The Entertainment Football Association aims to provide affordable family entertainment alongside fast-paced football action at Nassau Coliseum. The league's business model is designed to ensure sustainability, learning from the financial failures of previous arena leagues. Peter Schwartz revealed that the team name 'Dragons' was chosen based on overwhelming fan support during a name submission campaign. The Dragons' inaugural game is set for June 14th, offering interactive fan experiences including tailgating and concerts.

Selfish vs. Self Destructive ~ Myths about Selfishness - a short interview with journalist Peter Schwartz. Listen to caller's personal dramas four times each week as Dr. Kenner takes your calls and questions on parenting, romance, love, family, marriage, divorce, hobbies, career, mental health - any personal issue! Call anytime, toll free 877-Dr-Kenner. Visit www.drkenner.com for more information about the show.

Note: The last segment had lots of music which you won't hear because streaming won't allow it to play because of rights issues. The hour opened with Al's unusual "GROK" therapy and Gio's mysterious text messages. A viral video featuring Jerry and Peter Schwartz discussing the new alphabet song surfaced. C-Lo's update included Howie Roseman's Super Bowl analogy, the Devils' loss, and Frank The Tank's high-pitched reaction. Mike Francesa's past pope coverage provided comedic relief, and his Jason Giambi prank call segment was highlighted as the "Moment of The Day." The show concluded with Josh Allen's bachelor party at the TGL, attended by Sam Darnold, and a reminder about the significance of the auctioned Jason Giambi home run ball.

Hour 1 With Boomer absent, Gio and Jerry took over, discussing Jerry's return from Rutgers' crushing defeat at Purdue and the Knicks' loss to the Warriors. Speculation arose regarding Karl Anthony-Towns' absence, with Gio noting his girlfriend's "F Cancer" post. They likened the Knicks' current struggles to the Yankees' era against the Astros, and empathized with the Dallas Mavericks' misfortunes. C-Lo provided updates, highlighting the Knicks' low energy and a near-miss for Jennifer Hudson courtside. They also covered Aaron Rodgers' & the Giants, Jared Allen's Jets criticism, and a Jason Giambi home run ball auction, which sparked debate about its value and led to prank calls to Mike Francesa. Hour 2 Saquon Barkley's record-breaking contract dominated the discussion, prompting reflections on John Mara's "Hard Knocks" appearance, with differing opinions on whether it reflected poorly on Mara or Joe Schoen. The Giants' quarterback strategy, including potential interest in Aaron Rodgers and rumored disinterest in Shedeur Sanders, was also a hot topic. C-Lo's update covered the Knicks' loss, LeBron James's historic scoring milestone, Rutgers' defeat, and the Islanders' victory. The hour concluded with a viral video of John Daly's unique lifestyle, showcasing his impressive golf skills while consuming vodka and cigarettes. Hour 3 Teams' controversial ticket price hikes after poor seasons sparked debate, with calls for discounted tickets as a remedy. Season ticket holders voiced frustrations, and dynamic pricing was criticized. C-Lo's update followed, but not before discussing his fundraising efforts for the Five Borough Bike Tour, including a bizarre slap-related idea. The Knicks' loss, Allen Lazard's potential trade, and Aaron Rodgers' Giants rumors were covered. Ochocinco's relationship advice and Dan Graziano's Rodgers take added to the discussion. The hour concluded with a humorous look at WFAN's newsroom cleanup for a visiting client, reminiscent of "Empire Records," and a mention of Celine Dion's appearance at a TGL event. Hour 4 Note: The last segment had a lot of music which streaming won't allow us to use in the podcast. So the music ain't there The hour opened with Al's unusual "GROK" therapy and Gio's mysterious text messages. A viral video featuring Jerry and Peter Schwartz discussing the new alphabet song surfaced. C-Lo's update included Howie Roseman's Super Bowl analogy, the Devils' loss, and Frank The Tank's high-pitched reaction. Mike Francesa's past pope coverage provided comedic relief, and his Jason Giambi prank call segment was highlighted as the "Moment of The Day." The show concluded with Josh Allen's bachelor party at the TGL, attended by Sam Darnold, and a reminder about the significance of the auctioned Jason Giambi home run ball.

KFC from Barstool is upset about the possible rollback of congestion pricing. Gio has a road rage "What Would You Do?" scenario. Callers share their road rage experiences. Jerry returns with an update, but first, a woman calls 911 due to neon cars racing. Jerry has sounds of Canada's OT win against Team USA, and the Knicks' victory over the Bulls. Wembanyama is out for the year with a blood clot, and Soto gifts Baty a Tahoe for taking his number. Peter Schwartz, GM of an arena football team, shares news, and the Yankees update their facial hair policy.

Hour 1 Team USA lost to Canada in the 4 Nations Face-Off. Connor McDavid scored the game-winning goal in OT. The Knicks beat the Bulls in OT. Victor Wembanyama is out for the season with a blood clot. Aaron Boone's contract was extended through 2027. Juan Soto gifted Brett Baty a Chevy Tahoe. Bobby Miller was hit in the head with a comebacker. Jerry thinks pitchers should have the option to wear protective headgear. Hour 2 Boomer and Jerry argue about protecting pitchers after Jerry gets into it with someone on X. Gio shares a story about hitting 5 batters in a playoff game. Jerry returns after a caller suggests he wear a helmet while golfing. Canada beat Team USA, and the Knicks beat the Bulls. The Yankees extended Aaron Boone's contract. Bobby Miller got hit in the head with a comebacker. The Red Bulls sent over a chef, and a caller questions why Boomer is buying Gio new teeth. C-Mac refuses to fix the gap in his teeth, unlike Aaron Judge. Hour 3 KFC from Barstool is upset about the possible rollback of congestion pricing. Gio has a road rage "What Would You Do?" scenario. Callers share their road rage experiences. Jerry returns with an update, but first, a woman calls 911 due to neon cars racing. Jerry has sounds of Canada's OT win against Team USA, and the Knicks' victory over the Bulls. Wembanyama is out for the year with a blood clot, and Soto gifts Baty a Tahoe for taking his number. Peter Schwartz, GM of an arena football team, shares news, and the Yankees update their facial hair policy. Hour 4 The Yankees relaxed their facial hair policy. A-I was used to create a picture of Boomer with a beard in a Yankees jersey. Gio's wife might have norovirus, and Jerry has audio of soccer people mentioning breasts. Canada beat Team USA, and Eddie took shots at Boomer. The Yankees extended Aaron Boone's contract through 2027.

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The Jets hired Lions passing game coordinator Tanner Engstrand as their offensive coordinator. Boomer and Gio discussed the QB situation, agreeing it would be difficult to work with Aaron Rodgers. Jerry gave an update on the Luka Doncic trade and the FAN's reaction. Saquon Barkley talked about the Super Bowl. The Rangers beat Vegas. Newsday featured Peter Schwartz, and Boomer talked about his time with the Jets under Rich Kotite.

Hour 1 Boomer was criticized for incorrectly predicting Pete Alonso would sign with the Mets on Friday. The Mavericks' trade of Luka Doncic to the Lakers for Anthony Davis was discussed, including the Mavericks' failure to explore other trade options. The Jets made coaching hires and the Rangers won. Hour 2 The Jets hired Lions passing game coordinator Tanner Engstrand as their offensive coordinator. Boomer and Gio discussed the QB situation, agreeing it would be difficult to work with Aaron Rodgers. Jerry gave an update on the Luka Doncic trade and the FAN's reaction. Saquon Barkley talked about the Super Bowl. The Rangers beat Vegas. Newsday featured Peter Schwartz, and Boomer talked about his time with the Jets under Rich Kotite Hour 3 Boomer visited his son Gunnar, whose heater broke in 18-degree weather. Jerry discussed the Luka Doncic trade and reactions from around the NBA. The Rangers won against the Golden Knights. Boomer knows someone who booked a Disney princess thing for Super Bowl Sunday, and Gio is taking his kids to Disney later this year. Hour 4 Boomer predicted Pete Alonso would re-sign with the Mets, but Gio argued he could still be right if it happens soon. Boomer doesn't want Mets fans to feel left out like Giants fans with Saquon Barkley in the Super Bowl. The Mavericks traded Luka Doncic to the Lakers for Anthony Davis, and the Knicks' OG Anunoby has a foot sprain. Jerry discussed AI images of Boomer, audio of the Mavericks' GM on the trade, and Eli Manning at the Pro Bowl Games. The Moment of the Day was about Boomer's daughter naming her twins Boomer & Gio. Nobody on the show watched the Grammys, but Beyonce won a country music award.

Hour 1 Tragic news of a fatal mid-air collision between a commercial jet and a military helicopter started the day. C-Lo filled in for Jerry and discussed a past on-air fight with Al. Evan's 420 Day. Sports news included the Knicks' win, Adam Silver's proposed rule change, Steve Wilks' new role, and Rutgers' victory. David Blough's potential Jets role brought up a bad memory for Gio. The show questioned the 49ers' firing of Steve Wilks after a Super Bowl appearance. Hour 2 The Jets hired Steve Wilks as defensive coordinator, and Boomer discussed why the Niners let him go. Boomer also talked about David Blough and Josh McCown's prospects, and a caller asked why QBs don't backpedal anymore. C-Lo gave an update, and they discussed David Blough's potential role with the team. The Knicks beat the Nuggets, and some Eagles attended the Sixers game. Rutgers beat Northwestern. Scottie Scheffler had an accident at home. Gio started watching the new Netflix documentary on OJ Simpson and found it surprisingly informative. Hour 3 Gio is unsure if he should be excited about the Knicks' potential. Boomer asks what they need to beat Boston. Gio dismisses Cleveland, despite their good season. They discuss the Knicks' starting five and the importance of health in the playoffs. C-Lo gives an update, but first they discuss Holland Tunnel traffic and Evan Roberts and Pete Hoffman taking gummies before recording their podcast. Brandon Tierney suggested they smoke a blunt instead. BT said Carton changed Evan. The final segment discusses Aaron Glenn and the Jets, emphasizing the need for patience with a first-time head coach and GM. Hour 4 The show discussed Steve Wilks' resume, Peter Schwartz's press conference, and C-Lo's update on CBS Sports Network's deal with professional table tennis. They also talked about the Utah NHL team's potential names, Brandon Tierney's solo show, and Bernie Sanders. The Moment of The Day was Boomer cursing while talking quarterbacks.

The show discussed Steve Wilks' resume, Peter Schwartz's press conference, and C-Lo's update on CBS Sports Network's deal with professional table tennis. They also talked about the Utah NHL team's potential names, Brandon Tierney's solo show, and Bernie Sanders. The Moment of The Day was Boomer cursing while talking quarterbacks.

The Jets are expected to hire Aaron Glenn today, according to Ian Rapoport. Peter Schwartz has been named the GM of the Long Island arena league that is starting soon. The team doesn't have a name yet. We tried to come up with names for the Long Island team. We also talked about Italian Lizards on Long Island and how they got there. C-Lo returns for an update, but first we talked more about Peter Schwartz being the GM of the Long Island team in some new arena football league. The Jets are most likely signing Aaron Glenn after interviewing him today. Players are said to be excited at the prospect of Glann as head coach. Chris Simms, like Boomer, didn't like the throw from Lamar Jackson to Mark Andrews. Bill Belichick said the Ravens beat themselves. ‘You can't win til you can keep from losing' is what Tom Brady said (an old Belichick saying). In the final segment of the hour, Peter Schwartz joins us on the phone to talk about being the GM of the Long Island team of the new arena league.

We talked more about the Jets looking like they will agree to a deal with Aaron Glenn to become their next head coach. Gio doesn't like it because it's another coordinator with zero head coaching experience. We talked about Glenn's gameplan this past weekend against Jayden Daniels. It's looking like we're getting two fair weather games this weekend. C-Lo returns for an update, but first we talked about the Championship game in KC where Walker Hayes' ‘Fancy Like' was blasting through the stadium as the NFL Today was trying to broadcast. Aaron Glenn was on a podcast a few years ago and talked about relating to players. We wondered if Glenn would keep Aaron Rodgers at QB. Lance Newmark could be coming as GM as they worked together in Detroit before Lance went to Washington. We wondered who some famous people named Lance were. We heard the sounds of Ohio State beating Notre Dame in the National Championship. Kirk Herbstreit was emotional after the game. The Knicks beat the Hawks at MSG. In the final segment of the hour, our own Peter Schwartz has been hired as the GM of an arena football team playing at the Nassau Coliseum. The idea is to recruit local players. Peter will pick the coach. The coach will pick the players. Is this a full time job? Does he have an office?

Hour 1 We don't normally get breaking news this early, but Ian Rapoport is saying that Aaron Glenn is meeting with the Jets today and they will not let him out of the building without a contract. Gio wanted somebody with head coaching experience. Boomer thinks Glenn will be a great head coach, but the Jets are in a whole different situation. How much of the Lions success is on Glenn? There's Dan Campbell, the offensive genius of Ben Johnson, and great drafts by the GM. Ben Johnson is going to the Bears, who are in the Lions division of course. Who will be a part of Glenn's coaching staff? Gio is not excited with the choice as he doesn't want another first time head coach here. Gio thinks if he was never on the Jets, he wouldn't even be considered. Boomer said maybe somebody with experience doesn't want to come to the Jets. Chris Spielman could be a GM candidate, and he has zero experience in that role as well. C-Lo is in for Jerry and here for his first update of the day and starts with Aaron Glenn on a podcast talking about an interaction with Bill Parcells. We heard the sounds of Ohio State beating Notre Dame for the National Championship. The Knicks beat the Hawks at MSG. In the final segment of the hour, Ben Johnson is going to the Bears and it looks like Aaron Glenn is coming to the Jets. Gio thought Johnson was going to the Raiders, but he really wants to work with Caleb Williams. Hour 2 We talked more about the Jets looking like they will agree to a deal with Aaron Glenn to become their next head coach. Gio doesn't like it because it's another coordinator with zero head coaching experience. We talked about Glenn's gameplan this past weekend against Jayden Daniels. It's looking like we're getting two fair weather games this weekend. C-Lo returns for an update, but first we talked about the Championship game in KC where Walker Hayes' ‘Fancy Like' was blasting through the stadium as the NFL Today was trying to broadcast. Aaron Glenn was on a podcast a few years ago and talked about relating to players. We wondered if Glenn would keep Aaron Rodgers at QB. Lance Newmark could be coming as GM as they worked together in Detroit before Lance went to Washington. We wondered who some famous people named Lance were. We heard the sounds of Ohio State beating Notre Dame in the National Championship. Kirk Herbstreit was emotional after the game. The Knicks beat the Hawks at MSG. In the final segment of the hour, our own Peter Schwartz has been hired as the GM of an arena football team playing at the Nassau Coliseum. The idea is to recruit local players. Peter will pick the coach. The coach will pick the players. Is this a full time job? Does he have an office? Hour 3 The Jets are expected to hire Aaron Glenn today, according to Ian Rapoport. Peter Schwartz has been named the GM of the Long Island arena league that is starting soon. The team doesn't have a name yet. We tried to come up with names for the Long Island team. We also talked about Italian Lizards on Long Island and how they got there. C-Lo returns for an update, but first we talked more about Peter Schwartz being the GM of the Long Island team in some new arena football league. The Jets are most likely signing Aaron Glenn after interviewing him today. Players are said to be excited at the prospect of Glann as head coach. Chris Simms, like Boomer, didn't like the throw from Lamar Jackson to Mark Andrews. Bill Belichick said the Ravens beat themselves. ‘You can't win til you can keep from losing' is what Tom Brady said (an old Belichick saying). In the final segment of the hour, Peter Schwartz joins us on the phone to talk about being the GM of the Long Island team of the new arena league. Hour 4 The Jets are interviewing Aaron Glenn and Lance Newmark and will most likely hire them as head coach and GM. Gio doesn't like the idea of these guys as they have not held these positions before. And for the Jets, that matters. The Jets need an alpha male like Rex Ryan or J ...

Peter Schwartz has been named the GM of the Long Island arena league that is starting soon. The team doesn't have a name yet. We tried to come up with names for the Long Island team.

The NFL moved Vikings/Rams to Arizona so the home field advantage is gone for the Rams. Boomer tells us what the players are going through with a big change like this late in the week. Brandon Tierney had some interesting verbiage to describe the Penn State QB yesterday. A caller said ‘Alexa' is saying Penn State won last night, which is incorrect. Jerry returns for an update Cam Newton responds to Jason Whitlock talking about Joy Taylor's ‘big rack' and ‘butter skin'. He also wants to know who Whitlock is sleeping with and what they look like. Jason Whitlock then reacted to Cam Newton. We heard the game winning FG as Notre Dame beat Penn State in the Orange Bowl. Sean McVeigh talked about the wild fires in California. TJ Watt talked about the aura you get winning a Super Bowl. In the final segment of the hour, Peter Schwartz is very calculated when he wants free stuff. Gio can't knock it, the guy has skills. It's a total leech spot.

Hour 1 Notre Dame beat Penn State last night and Drew Allar threw a bad interception late in the game that led to the winning FG. He was visibly upset after the game. Boomer now thinks he'll stay in school another year and Gio said sometimes big decisions are made for you, and that happened to him last night. It's also Wild Card Weekend and we talked about the Chargers at Houston. We also talked about the Steelers/Ravens. Boomer said if the Steelers get blown out, ‘goodbye Russell Wilson'. Jerry is here for his first update of the day, but first Boomer has matzo with BYU quarterback Jake Retzlaff on the box. Jerry has audio of Notre Dame beating Penn State. The NFL moved the Vikings/Rams game to Arizona because of the wild fires. Boomer knows four people that lost everything out there. In the final segment of the hour, the Raiders have also fired their GM Tom Telesco. We talked more about the California wild fires. Hour 2 Spike Eskin and Sean Landetta had a bit of an on air run-in yesterday. Jerry will have the audio later. We talked about older guys having no problem showering in front of other guys in locker rooms. Gio was scarred as a 19 year old seeing an old man's balls in the locker room. He said he could pick them out of a lineup. A caller said he saw Al Pacino naked in a gym locker room many years ago. Jerry returns for an update, but first a caller tells us he once saw Lenny Kravitz naked and the rumors are true. Jerry has the audio of Sean Landeta on WIP with Spike and it didn't go so great. Jerry has the sounds of Notre Dame beating Penn State in the Orange Bowl. Sam Darnold talked about the wildfires as he played college football out there. Drew Rosenhaus talked about his client, Tyreek Hill, and the drama with the Dolphins. In the final segment of the hour, a caller from Long Island is a Lions fan and wonders if he should pay the money to go to a playoff game. Hour 3 The NFL moved Vikings/Rams to Arizona so the home field advantage is gone for the Rams. Boomer tells us what the players are going through with a big change like this late in the week. Brandon Tierney had some interesting verbiage to describe the Penn State QB yesterday. A caller said ‘Alexa' is saying Penn State won last night, which is incorrect. Jerry returns for an update Cam Newton responds to Jason Whitlock talking about Joy Taylor's ‘big rack' and ‘butter skin'. He also wants to know who Whitlock is sleeping with and what they look like. Jason Whitlock then reacted to Cam Newton. We heard the game winning FG as Notre Dame beat Penn State in the Orange Bowl. Sean McVeigh talked about the wild fires in California. TJ Watt talked about the aura you get winning a Super Bowl. In the final segment of the hour, Peter Schwartz is very calculated when he wants free stuff. Gio can't knock it, the guy has skills. It's a total leech spot. Hour 4 Newsday had Mike Greenberg, the Assistant Bucs GM, on the back cover trying to get him to the Jets. He's a Long Island guy. Gio would be cautious if he were Greenberg. Boomer heard from people in the know that said Roger Goodell would not stand in the way of a team hiring Jon Gruden. A caller thinks the Rams having to play on grass now instead of turf is bad for them. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with news that Pete Alonso's agent made an offer to the Mets and this offer is only for the Mets at the moment. We heard the sounds of Notre Dame beating Penn State in the Orange Bowl. Jim Harbaugh talked about preparing for the game with the poor air quality in L.A. Jags quarterback Trevor Lawrence met the media and talked about Doug Pederson being fired. The Moment of The Day: Jason Whitlock thinks Cam Newton is stupid. In the final segment of the week, our Wild Card Weekend NFL picks.

Hour 1 Deion Sanders was on the Pacman Jones podcast and really seems like if the Giants get the first overall pick he is good with the Giants taking Shedeur. Now the Giants can't screw this up. Gio would sign up for that and for the Jets to hire Mike Vrabel. Boomer talked to Rich Cimini who is writing an article on whether or not Aaron Rodgers tarnished his legacy these past two seasons. We don't think so at all. Gio checked out the documentary on Rodgers but doesn't like it (Jerry loves it). Gio has had too much of Rodgers in too short a period of time. Gio doesn't find him as interesting as others do. Kaapo Kakko was traded to the Kraken and Boomer doesn't feel right about it. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with Brian Daboll talking about his job security. Michael Penix will start this week and got the news while in line for a Costco hotdog. Rodgers said if he's with the Jets and they draft a QB he will mentor him. The head coach of the Titans went off when it was said the team was soft. Jerry has audio of Deion on the Pacman Jones podcast talking about the Giants and Shedeur. Max Fried met the media and said he was excited to join the Yankees even though he didn't sound excited. Peter Schwartz even got a question in for Fried. In the final segment of the hour, Gio found Brian Cashman on Cameo and couldn't believe it. Maybe he's giving the money to charity. Boomer said he doesn't make baseball player money. Gio finds it very odd. Hour 2 Dianna Russini, Zack Blatt and Mike Silver have another article about the Jets that just came out in the Athletic. Some of the highlights: Woody Johnson nixed a trade for Jerry Jeudy based on his Madden rating because his son gave him this information. Woody also told Mike White once, ‘you should throw your helmet, you suck'. A caller wonders if this is all politically motivated against Woody. Jerry returns for an update and starts with audio of Brian Daboll being asked about his job security. Malik Nabers was asked about the Giants drafting a quarterback. Aaron Rodgers was asked about Kirk Cousins being benched for Michael Penix. Max Fried was on with BT & Sal and Sal asked if he left the NL East because he didn't want to face Soto. Doug Gottlieb is not having a good season at University Wisconsin Green Bay. In the final segment of the hour, someone at the man dinner asked why Al doesn't do songs anymore. We explore this with Al. Hour 3 The Yankees seem to be back engaged with Pete Alonso. Gio said it would bother him if he went to the Yankees, but it wouldn't bother Boomer. I wonder if Brian Cashman would do a Cameo video for Brandon Tierney loving ‘Plan B'. We also talked about the Athletic article about Woody Johnson and the Jets that is not flattering. We talked about some of the bad GMs the Jets had and then other bad GMs and coaches/managers in NY over the years. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Ryan Clark vs Aaron Rodgers. At one point he called Rodgers, ‘slimy'. Michael Penix talked about being in line for a hotdog at Costco when he got the call he would be starting. Max Fried met the media and talked about Yankees players that have already reached out. Marc Malusis had a water pipe break in his house. Doug Gottlieb talked about his back and forth with Adam Schefter that didn't make his bosses happy. One woman on social media is furious with the Rangers trading Kaapo Kakko to the Kraken. In the final segment of the hour, Eddie is going to be out a lot for the holidays and then to observe the wolves in Yellowstone. Hour 4 We had A-I make an Al Dukes song about Juan Soto that wasn't terrible. Pat Boyle dropped off breakfast and we put him in front of the microphone. A caller wonders what it will be like for the Giants if Michael Penix lights them up, considering the Giants passed on drafting him. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Brian Daboll answering questions about his future. Aaron Rodgers was asked about his future and would ...

Jerry has audio of Deion on the Pacman Jones podcast talking about the Giants and Shedeur. Max Fried met the media and said he was excited to join the Yankees even though he didn't sound excited. Peter Schwartz even got a question in for Fried.

We had A-I make an Al Dukes song about Juan Soto that wasn't terrible. Pat Boyle dropped off breakfast and we put him in front of the microphone. A caller wonders what it will be like for the Giants if Michael Penix lights them up, considering the Giants passed on drafting him. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Brian Daboll answering questions about his future. Aaron Rodgers was asked about his future and would have no problem mentoring a QB if the Jets draft one. The Titans head coach was not happy when the media suggested the team was soft. Max Fried met the media and Peter Schwartz got to ask a question. The Moment of The Day: Why doesn't Al Dukes do songs anymore? In the final segment of the day, Gio is enjoying everyone attacking Doug Gottlieb.

Deion Sanders was on the Pacman Jones podcast and really seems like if the Giants get the first overall pick he is good with the Giants taking Shedeur. Now the Giants can't screw this up. Gio would sign up for that and for the Jets to hire Mike Vrabel. Boomer talked to Rich Cimini who is writing an article on whether or not Aaron Rodgers tarnished his legacy these past two seasons. We don't think so at all. Gio checked out the documentary on Rodgers but doesn't like it (Jerry loves it). Gio has had too much of Rodgers in too short a period of time. Gio doesn't find him as interesting as others do. Kaapo Kakko was traded to the Kraken and Boomer doesn't feel right about it. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with Brian Daboll talking about his job security. Michael Penix will start this week and got the news while in line for a Costco hotdog. Rodgers said if he's with the Jets and they draft a QB he will mentor him. The head coach of the Titans went off when it was said the team was soft. Jerry has audio of Deion on the Pacman Jones podcast talking about the Giants and Shedeur. Max Fried met the media and said he was excited to join the Yankees even though he didn't sound excited. Peter Schwartz even got a question in for Fried. In the final segment of the hour, Gio found Brian Cashman on Cameo and couldn't believe it. Maybe he's giving the money to charity. Boomer said he doesn't make baseball player money. Gio finds it very odd.

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Hour 1 Drew Lock spoke to the media yesterday and is confused and not happy being skipped over as the number two quarterback. The Giants leapfrogged him for the fans. They want Tommy DeVito and they are giving them a reason to come out on Sunday. If DeVito plays well we'll ask why he didn't get a start sooner, and it will hurt their draft order. Kirk Cousins could be available as a ‘stop gap guy' for the Giants. Boomer thinks if this was an away game for the Giants, Lock probably would have gotten the start. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with a preview of Steelers/Browns tonight. There could be snow tonight in Cleveland. Dexter Lawrence talked about the benching of Daniel Jones and Brian Daboll talked about Dexter's comments. Shannon Sharpe and Ochocinco talked about Thanksgiving. Ocho said he'll see if a follower of his will let him go to their place. In the final segment of the hour, over 30 million people watched the Sunday game between the Chiefs and Bills. Netflix could be a major player when the NFL rights come up for CBS or Fox. Hour 2 Boomer loved the Country Music Awards last night and Peyton Manning was in the mix. Boomer wants to move the morning show studios to the Hamptons. Tommy DeVito said he is going to calm down on the off field stuff and focus on football, and Gio is afraid this is going to change what we love about him. Boomer said Todd Bowles is going to come in and ‘blitz his ass'. Boomer wonders what Mike Vrabel is up to. Jerry returns for an update, but first Gio said Pete Hoffman revealed his weight on BT & Sal. He said significantly more than 300 lbs. BT once asked a female wrestler in studio for a pic but he just took a pic of her. He wasn't in it. Dov said he weighed 202. Jerry has audio of the Knicks beating the Suns in Phoenix. A caller said he listened to Jerry do the Rutgers game and he was loving it. In the final segment of the hour, Darius Paduch has been sentenced to life in jail. A caller said he hates everything about the Tommy DeVito situation. Hour 3 Tomorrow night is Boomer & Gio Live at the Paramount. Peter Schwartz priced himself out of participating. Big Zoo decided to go see Wicked instead so he's out as well. A caller said he played all of the WFAN theme songs at his wedding's cocktail hour. That got us to play the creepy song someone did for Anne Liguori. Jerry returns for an update but first a caller asks if he heard a Gio commercial correctly, that his daughter likes the feel of his underwear. The Syracuse women's basketball coach is pissed that the fans don't seem to care about them. The Steelers are only 3.5 favorites in Cleveland and Boomer thinks it should be more. In the final segment of the hour, there's a jackknifed tractor trailer that is wreaking havoc on Long Island. This is an important game for the Bucs so Tommy DeVito could spoil it for them. Hour 4 Yesterday Boomer said that he thinks Aaron Rodgers is injured. Some people thought Boomer was making excuses for him. There is something wrong with his left leg and he's out there playing hurt. A caller said Boomer would drive to his high school in a red convertible and steal all the girls. A caller wants to know how we can keep Eddie from retiring. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with the audio of Sal asking if Boomer is jealous of Joe Burrow. Jerry has audio of Drew Lock talking about getting passed over for Tommy DeVito. Adam Schefter said he once broke a story after making love. Jerry has audio of a moaning golfer every time he hits a ball. Chris Russo was mocking Tony Romo for making a mistake on air. Stephen A. Smith and Molly reminded Dog of all the mistakes he makes on air. The Moment of The Day: CBS is ‘going Federal' with excitement over NFL ratings. In the final segment of the show, Yussef told Boomer that he loves the air freshener in his office.