Boomer & Gio

Lakers Austin Reeves got into it with a fan in the stands. The Moment of The Day: Remember the phrase, ‘Full Blown AIDS’?

Gio misses Boomer doing the sports minutes because he used to do the all Easter and all Passover teams.

C-Lo has the sounds of the Mets losing in San Francisco as the offense struggles again. We heard from Carlos Mendoza after the game. David Peterson had a rough night. We heard old tape of Eddie Coleman getting frustrated at Mets and Yankees fans calling into the station to trash each other. Jack Hughes had a big night as the Devils beat the Capitals.

Could he play in the big leagues again?

C-Lo starts with the sounds of the Mets losing in San Francisco. Frank The Tank went off on the Mets while he was on his way home from the Devils game. When he got home he really went crazy. He then went after Tommy Lugauer. We heard audio of Tiger Woods once police arrived to help him. Jack Hughes had a big night. We heard Jerry Recco on the call in Vegas as Rutgers lost to Creighton.

Which living NY athletes are allowed to be elitist? A caller wants to know the top 5 NY athletes that dated the most women.

C-Lo is in for Jerry with David Peterson’s bad day in the Mets loss. We heard from Bo Bichette after the game who had an RBI. We heard audio of Tiger Woods during his arrest as he called President Trump from the scene. Montreal beat the Rangers at MSG and Jack Hughes had a night as the Devils beat the Capitals. Rutgers lost to Creighton in Las Vegas.

Mets lose again and we wonder where all the hits are. We also talk Yanks home opener.

We start with Cam Schlittler’s dominant start for the Yankees, the Mets’ offensive struggles alongside Francisco Lindor’s mental errors, and the Knicks winning without Jalen Brunson. The discussion shifts to NASA’s Artemis II mission, Tiger Woods’ overseas rehab, and Gio’s upcoming event with Alan Shipnuck before debating the merits of putting mayo on hot dogs. After talking Fernando Mendoza a bit, we react to the news of Kirk Cousins joining the Raiders. We also talk Eddie’s border vacation, other frivolities, and a caller’s thoughts on that dog outside Citi Field.

We started with Cam Schlittler’s impressive start in Seattle and the Mets’ lack of offense that prompted a call from Paul in Yonkers. C-Lo filled in for Jerry to update Schlittler’s performance, Ben Rice’s home run and post-game audio from Cam. After highlighting Sandy Alcantara’s complete game and Francisco Lindor’s two mental mistakes, we heard from Lindor and Carlos Mendoza. Finally, we covered the Knicks’ win without Jalen Brunson, a caller’s story about Gio vomiting on air, and further analysis of Lindor’s errors.

We start with the Knicks winning without Jalen Brunson and the idea that the team thrives when the ball is in KAT's hands more often. We then discuss NASA launching Artemis II and Boomer and Gio’s debate over the purpose of moon travel as a stepping stone to Mars. C-Lo provides updates on a Yankees win and a Mets loss marked by poor hitting with runners in scoring position and Francisco Lindor’s mental errors. Also, the Knicks’ victory over the Grizzlies and we cover Tiger Woods going to rehab overseas, plus, the story of Kristi Noem’s husband’s "bimbofication."

Gio discusses his upcoming bookstore event with Alan Shipnuck and LeBron James’ appearance on Bob Does Sports. We touch on Eddie’s vacation near the Mex border and a caller’s criticism of Shipnuck. C-Lo has Cam Schlittler’s dominant performance in a Yankees win and the Mets’ extra-inning loss in St. Louis. After a heated debate over John Kruk putting mayo on hot dogs, the hour wraps up with Boomer and Gio heading to a business lunch while both are feeling ill.

We cover NFL draft workouts featuring Fernando Mendoza and a caller’s theory on Evan Roberts before discussing Tiger Woods’ overseas rehab and Kirk Cousins joining the Raiders. C-Lo faces questions about dating a friend’s ex, followed by Dave Sims’ confused home run call and Francisco Lindor’s mental errors. After Eddie’s border vacation is named the Moment of the Day, we evaluate an April Fools joke and a caller’s inquiry about the man with a dog outside Citi Field.

We heard Dave Sims on the call as Ben Rice homered. Sims was confused as he called Mariners games for years at Safeco Park. Francisco Lindor made two mental errors in the game last night. The Moment of The Day: Eddie is vacationing near the Mexican border.

We talked about players in the draft having workouts, like QB Fernando Mendoza. Gio wonders why he participated in the pro day and Boomer said it’s because he wants to show everybody he deserves to be there. We talked more about Tiger Woods going to rehab overseas. We got breaking news that Kirk Cousins is joining the Raiders.

John Kruk revealed he puts mayo on his hot dogs. We took a lot of calls on this topic.

A caller mentions the sour look on Jalen Brunson's face as he sat out last night. We also touch upon Eddie vacationing near the Mexican border and all the stuff we can make up about that.

C-Lo returns with the sounds of the Yankees beating the Mariners and the Mets losing to the Cardinals. The Mets have been terrible with runners in scoring position. We heard the sounds of the Knicks beating the Grizzlies. Tiger Woods is going to rehab overseas, citing privacy concerns.

Maybe getting the ball to KAT is the answer even with Brunson playing.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and starts with Schlittler’s performance. Also, Dave Sims on the call as Ben Rice homered. We heard from Cam after the game. Sandy Alcantara had the first complete game of the season yesterday. Francisco Lindor made two big mistakes yesterday in the Mets loss. We heard from Lindor and Carlos Mendoza after the game. The Knicks beat the Grizzlies without Jalen Brunson.

Cam Schlittler had a great start against Seattle yesterday. This guy's got something special.

Boomer celebrates his 65th birthday and Medicare enrollment as the show breaks down the Knicks’ loss and concerns over Karl-Anthony Towns’ role. The crew debates NFL coaching styles and historic New York championships before covering a Yankees win, a Mets loss, and Pete Alonso’s home run off Jacob deGrom. The morning takes a turn with "Summer House" gossip, the "sitting to pee" debate again, and a Rangers-Devils goalie fight, followed by news of Tiger Woods’ hiatus from golf. The final hour touches on microplastics, Martha Stewart’s podcast, and Evan Roberts being caught on camera, concluding with a caller’s take on the "soft" Knicks.

Boomer officially joins Medicare as he turns 65. We discuss the Knicks’ loss to the Rockets and concerns regarding Karl-Anthony Towns’ involvement. Jerry provides updates on Giancarlo Stanton and the Yankees’ win over Seattle, including Max Fried’s dominance, plus a Mets loss in St. Louis. Pete Alonso hits his first home run as an Oriole off Jacob deGrom. Finally, the show navigates loud construction noise that has Boomer threatening to stop working from the studio entirely.

Aaron Glenn claims Geno Smith can lead them to the "promised land," sparking a debate on how coaches like John Harbaugh, Brian Daboll, and Rex Ryan handle the media. Jerry recaps the Knicks’ loss to the Rockets and Jerry Jones’ comments on the NFL schedule. Coverage includes a Rangers-Devils goalie fight, a Yankees win over the Mariners, the Mets’ loss, plus Pete Alonso’s home run off Jacob deGrom. We also offer umpire C.B. Bucknor’s rough night, the disconnect between Karl-Anthony Towns and his Knicks teammates, and a caller’s strange question about Knicks players' bathroom habits.

Gio shares "Summer House" gossip and his connection to the show before the crew discusses the Knicks' struggles. Jerry recaps a Yankees shutout victory and a stagnant Mets loss, which leads to a discussion on Abraham Lincoln possibly being gay and a Rangers-Devils goalie fight. The hour ends with the news that Tiger Woods is stepping away from golf to focus on his health.

The hour starts with the Knicks’ loss in Houston and Gio hearing noise through his headphones before the crew discusses a Netflix documentary on microplastics. Jerry delivers his final update covering a Yankees shutout, more Knicks reaction, Martha Stewart’s podcast appearance, and a Rangers-Devils goalie fight. After highlighting Evan Roberts being caught on camera and the Moment of the Day, the show wraps up with Tommy Lugauer’s musical transition and a caller questioning if the Knicks are too soft.

Jerry has the sounds of the Yankees shutting out the Mariners in Seattle. Max Fried was dominant again and Giancarlo Stanton had another 2-hit game. The Knicks lost in Houston. Martha Stewart was on the Roommates podcast. There was a goalie fight in the Rangers/Devils game and Kenny Albert was on the call. Evan Roberts got caught scratching his butt during the show on camera. The Moment of The Day: Evan Roberts home alone as Alonso homers off deGrom.

In our health segment, we discuss how microplastics have invaded every corner of the Earth and gotten into our bodies. Heck of a job, industry. Also, has Jerry's prostate drink been debunked? Uh-oh.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Yankees shutting out the Mariners as Max Fried pitched great again. The Mets lost in St. Louis and only managed three hits. We somehow got on the topic of Abraham Lincoln possibly being gay. There was a goalie fight between the Rangers and Devils.

We have a little fun this segment with Gio talking about the show, ‘Summer House’. One of the cast members went to high school with Gio’s wife. and he detailed some gossip that came out about the show yesterday involving four people.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Knicks losing to the Rockets, Aaron Glenn actually saying Geno will lead them to the ‘promised land’ and Jerry Jones on if the NFL is playing too many games: ‘When the ducks quack, feed ‘em’. There was a goalie fight between the Rangers and Devils. Giancarlo Stanton had another 2-hit night as the Yankees beat the Mariners. Lovelady was in the game again as the Mets lost to the Cardinals.

Aaron Glenn said Geno Smith can take them ‘to the promised land’.

Jerry is here for his first update with Giancarlo Stanton and 2 more hits as the Yankees beat Seattle. Max Fried was great again. The Mets lost in St. Louis. We heard from Kodai Senga after the game. Boomer is feeling sick today, blaming Gio, who has been sick. Pete Alonso hit his first HR as an Oriole, and it came off Jacob deGrom.

Gio knows what teams are trying to do against the Knicks, and it’s working, and that’s concerning for the playoffs.

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We started with the Yankees’ loss and the Mets’ win, covering John Harbaugh’s playoff thoughts, , and a Wu-Tang Clan giveaway before debating Odell Beckham’s future and the Jets’ trading Sauce Gardner for picks. After touching on Eddie’s retirement and station talk about Anthony Gallo and Tommy Lugauer, Jerry provided updates on all the MLB and NBA action plus more Giants & Jets looks ahead. The show included talk of the Knicks’ spread, Dan Hurley’s behavior, and John Harbaugh’s recruitment philosophy alongside a Jets Breece Hall update, a Pittsburgh reporter’s gaffe, and news regarding Tiger Woods’ arrest.

We started with the Yankees' loss in Seattle and the Mets' win over the Cardinals, noting the Yankees went 5-for-5 in ABS challenges. Jerry’s first update features sounds of the Mariners' walk-off, audio of a Yankees ABS challenge, and Jared Young’s RBI double. After hearing John Harbaugh’s solution for reaching the playoffs, Boomer wonders if Marc ‘Moose’ Malusis is okay following a wave of caller praise. Finally, we are giving away Wu-Tang Clan tickets as Gio wonders how much Boomer knows about the group.

John Harbaugh shared his thoughts on Odell Beckham returning to the Giants, though Boomer expects the team to find a younger replacement instead. We discussed the NFL draft and the Jets landing two first-rounders for Sauce Gardner. Marc ‘Moose’ Malusis called in to reassure Boomer after a string of unusually nice callers, then we touched on Eddie’s retirement and finances before Jerry’s update featured sounds of the Mets winning in St. Louis, Evan Roberts’ baseball attendance charts, and a discussion on Tiger Woods’ second DUI and athletes' preference for driving themselves.

We started with the Wu-Tang Clan ticket giveaway and Gio being the only one familiar with their music before discussing Anthony Gallo’s comments on the afternoon show and Craig "masking" faces. After touching on Tommy Lugauer’s EDM music leading into old man calls, Jerry’s update covered Anthony Edwards’ bathroom delay, the Phillies’ loss to the Nationals, and Bo Bichette having a good game. We concluded with Cal Raleigh’s walk-off against the Yankees and Darren Mougey’s dinner with Ty Simpson before finishing with Boomer losing his phone and thinking it was at a police station.

Boomer questions the spread for tonight’s Knicks/Rockets game before Gio mentions the Rockets' P.A. announcer’s TikTok following and Dan Hurley’s "crazy" behavior. We discussed Frank Reich not yet meeting Woody Johnson and a caller’s interest in Odell Beckham. Jerry’s final update on the Yankees' loss and Mets' victory, Joe Schoen’s media appearance, John Harbaugh’s recruitment philosophy, and Darren Mougey’s Breece Hall update. The show concluded with the Moment of the Day, a Pittsburgh reporter’s social media gaffe, and news regarding Tiger Woods' arrest.

Jerry's back with sound of the Yanks losing in Seattle as Cal Raleigh hits a walk off single and the Mets beating the Cardinals as Jared Young had an RBI double. Joe Schoen met the media yesterday and was asked how it’s going with John Harbaugh. Jets GM Darren Mougey gave an update on where things stand with Breece Hall. The Moment of The Day: Lugauer’s upbeat music vs old callers killing the vibe.

Gio said Dan Hurley is a maniac and is becoming more of a maniac than usual. For example, he wiped his head and face and neck with a towel and threw it into the crowd. We also get into how Frank Reich hasn't met Woody Johnson yet.

Jerry's got Anthony Edwards of the Timberwolves not getting the start because he had to go to the bathroom. The Phillies lost to the Nationals, 13-2 and it did not sit well with Hunter Brody in Philly. Bo Bichette talked about having a good game after a not great series against the Pirates. We heard Cal Raleigh hit a walk off single to beat the Yankees. Jets GM Darren Mougey talked about having dinner with Ty Simpson.

We talked about Anthony Gallo, who works here, and Boomer heard he said something about him on the afternoon show. Also, on the afternoon show, Craig likes to mask people’s faces. We also talked about overnights and how Tommy Lugauer plays EDM music and then takes a call from a really old guy.

Jerry returns for an update, but first we talked about Eddie’s upcoming retirement and how he doesn’t handle the money at all. Jerry starts with the sounds of the Mets winning in St. Louis. Evan Roberts charted the Yankees and Mets attendance since 1962.

Harbaugh talked about liking Odell Beckham Jr. when asked about him coming back to the Giants. Boomer doesn't think it's happening. We also talked about Mougey's moves with the Jets.

Jerry's first update starts with the sounds of the Mariners walking off the Yankees with a Cal Raleigh single. We heard audio of one of the Yankees ABS challenges. We heard Jared Young hit an RBI double for the Mets. We heard from John Harbaugh, who has a simple solution for getting to the playoffs.

Yanks were 5 for 5 in ABS challenges last night and umpires are increasingly ending up with egg on their faces.

The WFAN team is joined by coaching legend Bobby Hurley Sr. to discuss his son's coaching legacy following a thrilling victory over Duke. Plus, we break down St. John’s tough exit and debate what Rick Pitino could have done differently to change the outcome.

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