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Tommy and Shaun start out with the Yankees troubles. Tommy's not great with the english language prompted a call from a WFAN host to correct him.

The Yankees are struggling right now and if they somehow miss the playoffs, it would be a hard sell to bring everyone back. It's hard to believe the Red Sox passed the Yankees in the standings. Boomer wants to see Aaron Judge step up and lead this team when he returns tomorrow.

The Yankees were swept by the Marlins, leading Gio to say Aaron Boone is facing the most pressure as manager. Boomer believes players should be held accountable for mistakes. Both agree mistakes aren't Boone's fault, but understand fan frustration. Yankees fans are unhappy with Boone. Jerry's update covers Yankee lowlights and Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s baserunning blunder. The Mets lost to the Giants. Boomer thinks Jerry Jones shouldn't discuss player contracts after Micah Parsons requested a trade. The hour ends with a Cameron Young anecdote and a Marlins fan thanking the Yankees.

Gio and Boomer won't go to Streamsong in September. A caller is fed up with the Yankees but Boomer defends Brian Cashman. Gio doesn't think screaming about the past helps. Boomer says Aaron Boone is in a tough spot. Boomer tries to make Gio look bad but Gio turns that right back on him. We discuss wedding invitations and real vs fake photos. Peter Schwartz put WWE SummerSlam results in his updates. The Yankees and Mets stink. The woman whose wedding invitation we read calls in. We discuss last names after marriage. A woman tells us she made her husband take her last name. Callers want something to change with the Yankees. Boomer thinks the Yankees are handling things differently behind-the-scenes.

Aaron Glenn's emotional reaction to becoming Jets' head coach split Boomer and Gio, who debated whether it was a positive deviation from Bill Parcells' stoicism. The Yankees' struggles led to criticism from A-Rod and Jeter, with Gio believing Aaron Boone would only be fired if they miss the playoffs. The Mets also had a poor weekend, and Boomer suggested moving Frankie Montas to the bullpen. A trade request from Micah Parsons escalated into a dispute involving Jerry Jones, Dez Bryant, and Nicki Minaj, which a caller later explained to Gio. Gio also expressed concern about his wife's disapproval of his frequent golfing.

The struggling Yankees are in danger of missing the playoffs, leading Boomer to question the team's future and challenge Aaron Judge to lead. Boomer and Grok discuss the ideal Yankees lineup. Jerry provides updates on the Yankees' tough weekend, the Mets' struggles, and Frankie Montas's poor outing. Jerry Jones avoids details on Micah Parsons' negotiations. Jared Allen's pants ripped during his HOF speech. Mary Kay Cabot joked about Bill Belichick. The Moment of the Day involves various figures and passive-aggressive shirts. The show concludes with a discussion of AL wild-card threats to the Yankees and Boomer's belief that Aaron Boone will stay for 10 years, unless the team misses the playoffs. The hosts note the Yankees' preference for a 10-year plan for managers and the decline of managers yelling at players.

Hour 1 The Yankees were swept by the Marlins, leading to increased pressure on manager Aaron Boone and fan frustration over accountability and sloppy play since the World Series. Boomer criticized Alex Rodriguez's past coddling. The Mets lost 2 of 3 to the Giants. Jerry Jones dismissed Micah Parsons' trade request, which Boomer disagreed with. The segment concluded with a Cameron Young anecdote and a Marlins fan's gratitude. Hour 2 Gio and Boomer won't go to Streamsong due to show obligations. Callers discuss the Yankees' struggles, with Boomer defending Brian Cashman and Aaron Boone. Jerry's update is sidetracked by Boomer trying to make Gio look bad. Wedding invitations, real vs. fake photos, WWE SummerSlam results, and last names after marriage are also discussed. A caller whose invitation was read loves the show, and another woman made her husband take her last name. Callers want Yankees changes, with Boomer suggesting behind-the-scenes adjustments. Hour 3 Aaron Glenn's emotional reaction to becoming Jets' head coach split Boomer and Gio: Boomer preferred a Bill Parcells-like stoicism, while Gio found Glenn's display a positive for modern times. They discussed the Yankees' struggles, with Gio doubting Aaron Boone's mid-season firing but expecting it if they miss playoffs. A-Rod and Jeter criticized the Yankees' mistakes and lack of accountability. The Mets also had a bad weekend, leading Boomer to suggest moving Frankie Montas to the bullpen. Micah Parsons' trade request involved Jerry Jones, Dez Bryant, and Nicki Minaj. Gio's wife is unhappy with his frequent golfing. The final segment explained Nicki Minaj's involvement in the Cowboys/Dez Bryant/Roc Nation dispute. Hour 4 The struggling Yankees are in danger of missing the playoffs, leading Boomer to question the team's future and challenge Aaron Judge to lead. Boomer and Grok discuss the ideal Yankees lineup. Jerry provides updates on the Yankees' tough weekend, the Mets' struggles, and Frankie Montas's poor outing. Jerry Jones avoids details on Micah Parsons' negotiations. Jared Allen's pants ripped during his HOF speech. Mary Kay Cabot joked about Bill Belichick. The Moment of the Day involves various figures and passive-aggressive shirts. The show concludes with a discussion of AL wild-card threats to the Yankees and Boomer's belief that Aaron Boone will stay for 10 years, unless the team misses the playoffs. The hosts note the Yankees' preference for a 10-year plan for managers and the decline of managers yelling at players.

Jerry tries to add some positivity to the baseball discussion. It's difficult after the weekend the Yankees had. A-Rod and Jeter had harsh criticism for the Yankees, the constant mistakes they make and the lack of accountability. The Mets weren't much better this weekend. Boomer wants Frankie Montas moved to the bullpen. Micah Parsons requested a trade, Jerry Jones responded, then Dez Bryant and Nicki Minaj got involved.

a woman tells us she made her husband take her last name. Then, callers want something to change with the Yankees. Boomer thinks the Yankees are handling things differently behind-the-scenes than they do in front of media and fans.

A caller is fed up with the Yankees but Boomer defends Brian Cashman. Gio doesn't think screaming about the past helps at all. Boomer says Aaron Boone is in a tough spot because he can't change his tune entirely but also needs to get his players to perform better.

Weekend Baseball Lowlights full 429 Mon, 04 Aug 2025 12:11:36 +0000 NMkxIWsO3CdIpPr6rJ5MtD8Skn1hmeOj sports,mlb,new york mets,wfan,miami marlins,san francisco giants,new york yankees,new york sports,news Boomer & Gio sports,mlb,new york mets,wfan,miami marlins,san francisco giants,new york yankees,new york sports,news Weekend Baseball Lowlights Boomer Esiason and Gregg Giannotti talk sports and interview the hottest names in sports and entertainment. Listen Live on WFAN.  2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports News False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2Frss

It was a beautiful weekend in the area except for where the baseball teams are concerned. The Yankees were swept by the Marlins and Gio says this is the most pressure Aaron Boone has faced as the manager.

Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata react to the Yankees trade deadline and give their grades. Plus, Boomer Esiason on why he felt Brian Cashman did a good job; BT & Sal argue over the Yankees' valuation of their prospects; Sal gives his thoughts on Ryan McMahon; Evan and Tiki react live to the trades of Camilo Doval and David Bednar.

Boomer believes there's a different feeling at Giants camp this year. Plus, Jameis Winston joins Boomer & Gio live from training camp; Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata wonder how the Giants will handle their crowded QB room; BT & Sal react to a Malik Nabers injury scare and the fragility of training camp; Evan & Tiki talk with first-round pick Jaxson Dart and give us their first impressions of Giants training camp.

Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki are live from Giants training camp. Hear their conversations with Russell Wilson, Joe Schoen, Brian Daboll, Malik Nabers, Jaxson Dart, and Abdul Carter.

Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki are live from Giants training camp. Hear their conversations with Russell Wilson, Brian Daboll, Joe Schoen, Malik Nabers, Jaxson Dart, and Abdul Carter.

Boomer believes there's a different feeling at Giants camp this year. Plus, Jameis Winston joins Boomer & Gio live from training camp; Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata wonder how the Giants will handle their crowded QB room; BT & Sal react to a Malik Nabers injury scare and the fragility of training camp; Evan & Tiki talk with first-round pick Jaxson Dart and give us their first impressions of Giants training camp.

Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata react to the Yankees trade deadline and give their grades. Plus, Boomer Esiason on why he felt Brian Cashman did a good job; BT & Sal argue over the Yankees' valuation of their prospects; Sal gives his thoughts on Ryan McMahon; Evan and Tiki react live to the trades of Camilo Doval and David Bednar.

This week's Yankees highlights include Boomer calling on the Yankees to bench Anthony Volpe to give him a rest, while BT and Sal get into a heated debate over how to handle the young shortstop after Sal called for the Yanks to send him down. Plus, BT and Sal wonder what the expectations are for Jasson Dominguez moving forward, while Evan and Tiki wonder if Aaron Boone is growing frustrated with Volpe's defense.

This week's Mets highlights include trade deadline reactions from all three shows, with Boomer and Gio praising the team's bullpen additions, Evan and Tiki trying to keep up with the craziness on deadline day, and why Sal was underwhelmed with the Mets' moves.

This week's Yankees highlights include Boomer calling on the Yankees to bench Anthony Volpe to give him a rest, while BT and Sal get into a heated debate over how to handle the young shortstop after Sal called for the Yanks to send him down. Plus, BT and Sal wonder what the expectations are for Jasson Dominguez moving forward, while Evan and Tiki wonder if Aaron Boone is growing frustrated with Volpe's defense.

This week's Mets highlights include trade deadline reactions from all three shows, with Boomer and Gio praising the team's bullpen additions, Evan and Tiki trying to keep up with the craziness on deadline day, and why Sal was underwhelmed with the Mets' moves.

Boomer & Gio react to the Yankees and Mets trade deadline moves. Plus, should the Jets pursue Terry McLaurin? Jerry explains why he's optimistic about both the Jets and Giants; Aaron Rodgers seemingly takes a jab at the Jets, and interviews with Dexter Lawrence and Jameis Winston.

Boomer and Gio discuss Aaron Rodgers, the Jets' Madden ratings, and a golf tournament win. Jerry grades the Yankees' and Mets' trade deadline moves. The Yankees won their third straight. Mikal Bridges extended with the Knicks. Joe Schoen addresses Giants roster flaws. The Moment of the Day: Gio reenacts a BT and Sal argument. In the final segment, Gio foresees a Yankees-Astros postseason collision, while Boomer believes bullpen additions suffice. Bullpens are increasingly vital in modern baseball. The Giants became sellers and will play the Mets.

Gio discusses preferring colder weather, mocking his past "get him here" catchphrase, and wanting the Jets to pursue Terry McLaurin if traded. Boomer is skeptical about the Jets signing an expensive veteran receiver. They debate Hard Knocks' focus on Damar Hamlin. Jerry's update covers Yankee's win and trades. They question MLB's afternoon trade deadline games, with players checking phones during a rain delay. David Stearns addresses Mets' playing time. Carlos Correa returns to the Astros. C-Mac and Big Zoo had a late-night talk. Jaxson Dart shares Zach Wilson lessons. A Jets fan rejects McLaurin, and a Giants fan notes Russell Wilson's impact on Gio. Boomer believes Wilson will be motivated and not solely blamed for Denver's issues.

On a post-trade deadline Friday, Boomer and Gio praise the Yankees and Mets for their aggressive but smart trade moves. The Yankees acquired three back-end relievers, while both teams avoided sacrificing top prospects. Boomer is optimistic about the Yankees' schedule and future performance. Jerry provides an update on the busy trade deadline, with over 50 trades and 100+ players moved, including Jose Caballero to the Yankees. Other topics include Boomer's take on David Stearns, Mikal Bridges' contract, the NFL preseason kickoff, and the lasting impact of Russell Wilson's "Mr. Unlimited" video. Boomer also interviewed John Randle for "Gametime."

Hour 1 It was a "Feel Good" Friday post-trade deadline. Boomer praised Brian Cashman for the Yankees acquiring three relievers. Gio appreciated both the Yankees' and Mets' aggressive, prospect-preserving deadline moves. Boomer predicted a Yankees surge. Boomer was upset with Gio over a fried cannoli bet. Both agreed their teams met deadline needs. Jerry recapped the busy deadline (50+ trades, 100+ players moved, Jose Caballero traded mid-game). Boomer wanted David Stearns close-ups due to his height, while Jerry wished he was taller. Mikal Bridges took a discount for his extension to keep the Knicks under the second apron. The NFL preseason started with the Hall of Fame game. Finally, Boomer and Gio discussed the enduring impact of Russell Wilson's "Mr. Unlimited" video after Gio interviewed him, and Boomer interviewed John Randle for "Gametime." Hour 2 Boomer and Gio discuss flash flooding, Boomer's best teammate (Anthony Munoz), Robin Ventura's fight with Nolan Ryan, the 1999-2000 Mets, and BT and Sal's "going to town" phrase. Yankees acquired Jose Caballero, while the Mets traded for Cedric Mullins. Terry McLaurin wants a trade from the Commanders. Gio looks forward to Streamsong and Pebble Beach, and a caller suggests a golf psychology book for them. Hour 3 Gio's changing weather preference, McLaurin trade thoughts, Hard Knocks' Damar Hamlin spotlight, Yankees win, MLB trade deadline games, Mets playing time, Correa to Astros, C-Mac and Big Zoo's late-night talk, Jaxson Dart's learning from Zach Wilson, Jets fan's McLaurin opinion, Giants fan's Russell Wilson observation, and Boomer's take on Russell Wilson's motivation. Hour 4 Boomer and Gio discuss Aaron Rodgers, the Jets' Madden ratings, and a golf tournament win. Jerry grades the Yankees' and Mets' trade deadline moves. The Yankees won their third straight. Mikal Bridges extended with the Knicks. Joe Schoen addresses Giants roster flaws. The Moment of the Day: Gio reenacts a BT and Sal argument. In the final segment, Gio foresees a Yankees-Astros postseason collision, while Boomer believes bullpen additions suffice. Bullpens are increasingly vital in modern baseball. The Giants became sellers and will play the Mets.

Gio plays something he's made fun of in the past: “get him here, it makes a ton of sense”. If the Commanders do actually trade Terry McLaurin, Gio thinks the Jets have to be all over it. Boomer doesn't think the Jets would be so quick to add a veteran wideout looking for a big contract.

A Jets fan does not want Terry McLaurin and a Giants fan points out that Russell Wilson made an impact on Gio's attitude. Boomer thinks Russell Wilson will be motivated this season and that a lot of what went wrong in Denver can't be pinned on him.

Did Aaron Rodgers take a shot at Woody Johnson and the Jets? Boomer and Gio think so. Boomer points out the two defining moments of Rodgers' Jets career. The Jets are posting their players' Madden ratings. Does anyone there have a clue?

Jerry recaps all of the moves from what ended up being a crazy trade deadline. There were over 50 trades made in less than two days and more than 100 players moved. The Yankees traded for Jose Caballero of the Rays while he was playing against them. Boomer wants close-ups of David Stearns because he is a “very small man”. Jerry thinks it would be cool to be taller. Mikal Bridges took a slight discount on his new extension to keep the Knicks under the second apron. The NFL preseason began last night with the Hall of Fame game.

A caller is close friends with Robin Ventura so Gio asks him a few Ventura-related questions. He is so close with Ventura that he believes Robin won his famous fight with Nolan Ryan. We reminisce about the 1999 and 2000 Mets.

Jerry begins with BT and Sal saying some variation of “going to town” after Cashman said that a few weeks ago. Jose Caballero, one of the Yankees acquisitions, met with the media after the game because he was in town playing against the Yankees when the trade was made. The Mets traded for Cedric Mullins and now have a real centerfielder. Terry McLaurin requested a trade from the Commanders. He wants a new contract.

Boomer gives Brian Cashman credit for a great trade deadline. The Yankees got 3 back-end relievers. Gio says it was fun to watch both the Yankees and Mets be aggressive without giving up top prospects. Boomer takes a look at the schedule and says the Yankees are about to take off. Boomer is mad at Gio for a bet he made on whether or not Boomer would eat a fried cannoli. The guys agree that both teams did what they needed to at the deadline.

Flash floods highlight mismanagement. Boomer names Anthony Munoz his best teammate. A caller, close to Robin Ventura, believes Ventura won his fight with Nolan Ryan. We recall the 1999-2000 Mets. Jerry updates on BT & Sal's "going to town" comments, Jose Caballero's trade, the Mets acquiring Cedric Mullins, and Terry McLaurin's trade request. Gio discusses a golf trip to Streamsong and Pebble Beach, and a caller suggests a golf psychology book.

Jevon Holland was one of the prized free agent signings in March and he joins Boomer & Gio. Gio asks Boomer what comes to mind first when he hears “Jevon Holland” and Boomer says it's that Holland is Canadian. For Gio, it's that Holland returned Tim Boyle's “Fail Mary” 100 yards for a TD in that infamous Jets Black Friday game. Holland thinks the Giants have the bones to be a great defense.

Live from Giants training camp, with MLB's trade deadline today. The Mets, despite adding relievers, were swept, while the Yankees won a thrilling game. Boomer anticipates more trades; Gio believes the Mets need an impact bat, but their rotation is sufficient. Boomer is optimistic about the Giants' direction. Jameis Winston, our first guest, loves the directness of New Jersey/New York culture and Italian culture. He notes his only prior knowledge of NJ was "Jersey Shore." Gio recalls Winston's first start at FSU. Winston advocates aggression, not recklessness, and believes Malik Nabers can be the NFL's best receiver. Jerry's update covers the Yankees' wild win, including Austin Wells' baserunning error and Anthony Volpe's winning HR. The Yankees traded for left-handed masher Austin Slater. The Mets were swept but acquired relievers Ryan Helsley and Tyler Rogers. In the final segment, new Giants QB Russell Wilson discusses leadership in a new locker room and community involvement. He has no regrets about his "Mr. Unlimited" video, even performing it for Gio.

Russell Wilson joins us to talk about being the new Giants starting QB. Russ talks about coming into a new locker room and establishing himself as a leader as well as how important it is to him to get involved in the local community. He does not regret the “Mr. Unlimited” video and does it for Gio in person.

Jameis Winston is our first guest at Giants camp. He is loving the New Jersey/New York culture and how people are straight to the point here. He also loves Italian culture. All he knew about New Jersey before joining the Giants was the TV show “Jersey Shore”. Gio was the sideline reporter for Pitt during Winston's first start for Florida State. Winston preaches to be aggressive, not reckless. Winston adds that Malik Nabers is capable of being the best receiver in the NFL.

We are live from the Quest Diagnostics Giants training facility and MLB's trade deadline is later today. The Mets added multiple relievers and are attempting to build a great bullpen but got swept in San Diego. The Yankees won a thrilling, back-and-forth game. Boomer expects even more additions today. Gio says the Mets need to add an impact bat but he thinks the starting rotation is good enough. The baseball teams are competing to win a championship.

Hour 1 Live from Quest Diagnostics Giants training facility, Boomer & Gio discuss MLB's trade deadline. The Mets, despite adding relievers, were swept, while the Yankees won a thrilling game. Boomer expects more additions; Gio believes the Mets need an impact bat but their rotation is good. Boomer is optimistic about the Giants. Guests include Jameis Winston, who praises New Jersey/New York culture and Malik Nabers, and Russell Wilson, the new Giants starting QB, who discusses leadership and community involvement. Jerry's update covers the Yankees' win, Austin Wells' baserunning error, Anthony Volpe's HR, and trades for Austin Slater and Mets relievers Ryan Helsley and Tyler Rogers. Hour 2 Boomer and Gio were impressed by both Giants QBs. Boomer sees Russell Wilson's leadership running its course, but not before he leaves the Giants. Gio thinks Wilson's personality is simply different. Dexter Lawrence discusses his excitement for the season, stating the D-line leads the team and mentioning Abdul Carter's talent. Coach Brian Daboll talks about leading his QB room and preparing for the season, his good relationship with John Mara, and no added pressure. Daboll likes Jaxson Dart and is excited to coach Abdul Carter, also asking about Streamsong in September. Hour 3 Giants camp has a different vibe this year; while expectations are high, the team has the talent to meet them. Gio likes the Giants' roster but cautions about the tough NFC East. Free agent Jevon Holland joined Boomer & Gio, where Holland discussed the Giants' defense. Holland is Canadian, and Boomer associates him with that. Gio remembers Holland's 100-yard return of Tim Boyle's "Fail Mary" TD in the infamous Jets Black Friday game. Jerry returns with an update, and the guys are reminded of Jerry's first TV play-by-play with analyst Shaun O'Hara. In other sports news, Anthony Volpe hit a clutch HR and Jasson Dominguez made a great catch in the Yankees' win. The Mets were swept by San Diego after two big trades, and Francisco Lindor is struggling. Shohei Ohtani left his start with cramps. Jerry recapped yesterday's trades. The Hall of Fame game is tonight. Gilbert Arenas was arrested. Mad Dog sided with Boomer on Luka. Stu Feiner and Frank the Tank showed up during Boomer's Luka rant. Shannon Sharpe was fired by ESPN, and Chad Ochocinco wants the job. Hour 4 Stu Feiner and Frank the Tank join Boomer and Gio. Frank, a Dolphins fan, and Stu, optimistic about NY teams, discuss the Mets' trade deadline, the Giants' Super Bowl XLII win, and their current Giants camp visit with Eli Manning. Jerry provides an update, almost having another golf course accident. The Yankees won despite Austin Wells' baserunning error. Quinnen Williams left Jets practice with a calf injury. Boomer speculates on what's next. Deion Sanders got emotional about making a will. Boomer and Gio have better flight seats to Pebble Beach. Moment of the Day: Gio and Russell Wilson recreate Mr. Unlimited. Gio critiques Boomer and Jerry for falling into the typical training camp trap, warning them not to believe in the Giants unless they win one of their first two games. Stu is holding court with women at camp.

Boomer senses a big difference at Giants camp this year. Everyone knows the reality of the situation and the expectations but says the team has the talent to meet those expectations. Gio likes the Giants roster but warns that the NFC East is very tough.

Boomer and Gio lauded the Giants' QBs. Boomer sees Russell Wilson's leadership as temporary with the Giants, while Gio values Wilson's work ethic despite his unique personality. Dexter Lawrence discussed D-line leadership and Abdul Carter's addition. Coach Brian Daboll then discussed leading his QB room, his relationship with John Mara, his drive to win, his admiration for Jaxson Dart and Abdul Carter, and a September Streamsong trip.

Boomer and Gio discuss the Giants' optimistic camp, believing they have the talent to succeed despite a tough NFC East. Free agent Jevon Holland joins, revealing Boomer's first thought about him is his Canadian heritage, while Gio recalls Holland's 100-yard "Fail Mary" return. Holland feels the Giants' defense has strong potential. Jerry gives an update, mentioning his first TV play-by-play with analyst Shaun O'Hara. Yankees won with Volpe's HR and Dominguez's catch. Mets were swept after two big trades; Lindor is struggling. Ohtani left his start with cramps. Jerry recaps trades. The Hall of Fame game is tonight. Arenas was arrested. Mad Dog sided with Boomer on Luka. Stu Feiner and Frank the Tank appeared during Boomer's Luka rant. Shannon Sharpe was fired from ESPN, and Chad Ochocinco wants the job.

Stu Feiner and Frank the Tank join Boomer and Gio. Frank, a Dolphins fan, and Stu, optimistic about NY teams, discuss the Mets' trade deadline, the Giants' Super Bowl XLII win, and their current Giants camp visit with Eli Manning. Jerry provides an update, almost having another golf course accident. The Yankees won despite Austin Wells' baserunning error. Quinnen Williams left Jets practice with a calf injury. Boomer speculates on what's next. Deion Sanders got emotional about making a will. Boomer and Gio have better flight seats to Pebble Beach. Moment of the Day: Gio and Russell Wilson recreate Mr. Unlimited. Gio critiques Boomer and Jerry for falling into the typical training camp trap, warning them not to believe in the Giants unless they win one of their first two games. Stu is holding court with women at camp.

Stu Feiner and Frank the Tank join Boomer and Gio. Boomer asks Frank about the Mets trade deadline moves so far. Stu feels good about the Mets. Frank is a Dolphins fan but appreciates the Giants for defeating the undefeated Patriots in Super Bowl XLII. He is not optimistic about his own team. Stu is optimistic about the New York teams exceeding expectations this year. They are at Giants camp to run a play with Eli Manning today. Eli will throw a button hook to Frank as Stu tries to cover him.

Giants head coach Brian Daboll joins us next to discuss leading his QB room and preparing for the season. Daboll says he has a great relationship with John Mara and does not feel any added pressure this season beyond his usual drive to win games. Daboll tells the guys what he likes about Jaxson Dart. Daboll is also excited about coaching Abdul Carter. Daboll wants an update on whether or not the guys are going to Streamsong in September.

Dexter Lawrence joins the show to discuss his excitement for the season. Lawrence says the D-line leads the team and speaks about adding a player as talented as Abdul Carter.

Will they go to Aly's wedding this weekend? Jerry keeps getting lopped off but Boomer says it isn't intentional. Boomer is angry at what he calls the misconception that Jerry is always getting left out. Jerry is not being left out of the show trip to Pebble Beach. Jerry maintains that he is not upset about any of this.

Anthony Volpe struggled with the glove last night but delivered with the bat. Boomer says the Yankees should give Volpe a few days off to clear his head in the field. Jerry wants to see Paul Goldschmidt do a better job at first base helping out his teammates. The heart of the Mets order struggled with the bases loaded and nobody out early in a 7-1 loss. Boomer doesn't like his chair. We play musical chairs and switch everything around.