Boomer & Gio

Ex-college basketball player Jarred Shaw is imprisoned in Indonesia for weed gummies, sparking memories of the show Locked Up Abroad. After the guys reflect on their fading knowledge of Oscar-nominated movies, Jerry delivers an update on the latest NFL signings, LeBron James breaking the NBA career field goal record, local NHL action and Juan Soto’s comments at the World Baseball Classic. The hour closes with a discussion on NFL tampering and listener calls regarding various quarterback situations.

Gio pitches a JJ McCarthy trade to the Jets and debating with Boomer about potential starting quarterbacks like Kirk Cousins. A caller has a dilemma between a wedding and Kickoff To Summer, followed by a discussion on roadside memorials along the Southern State Parkway. Jerry’s covers NFL free agency, Russell Westbrook’s media confrontation, and Peter Schwartz’s interview with Bobby Ojeda featuring a jab at Keith Hernandez. Finally, Boomer weighs in on Jalen Hurts’ coaching turnover and potential AJ Brown trade.

Gio questions Russell Westbrook’s frustration with a local Sacramento reporter regarding the team’s tanking status. The discussion shifts to NFL offseason player movements and team quarterback needs. Jerry’s update features Ian Eagle’s call of a LeBron James injury. The segment continues with Michelle Beadle’s critique of Luke Kornet, Draymond Green’s defense of Magic City as "art," and Aaron Judge’s thoughts on playing for Team USA in Houston. Finally, a look at the celebrity-driven appeal of Magic City.

C'mon, it's to meet the famous people who hang there.

Gio wonders what he's angry about if he knows the team is tanking.

Jerry's back with NFL players looking for new teams. Russell Westbrook went at a reporter for not having context and not going to practice. Peter Schwartz had Bobby Ojeda on his show and talked about the ‘86 World Series and took a shot at Keith Hernandez.

How about Kirk Cousins? How about JJ McCarthy? How about somebody?

Jerry starts with some NFL signings and trades. Ian Eagle was on the call when LeBron broke another record. Also, around the NHL for the locals last night and we heard from Juan Soto during the World Baseball Classic.

Ex-college basketball player Jarred Shaw is in an Indonesian prison for ordering weed gummies in May of 2025. It reminded Gio of the show, Locked Up Abroad.

Jerry's here and started with some of the NFL offseason moves like the Bears releasing Edmunds. The Nuggets beat the Lakers. Michelle Beadle doesn’t want to hear from Luke Kornet standing up for women. Jerry went around the NHL for the locals.

Boomer kept bringing up sports influencers. Not only did this confuse Gio, it kicked off a heated exchange.

The show kicks off with the Knicks’ loss at MSG, Boomer’s discovery of Mohamed Diawara, and Mike Brown’s first technical, Aaron Judge’s home run for Team USA, and the passing of Lou Holtz. We talk Giants trades for Tremaine Edmunds and Kenneth Walker, Al’s 25th anniversary, the Devils’ shootout win, and NFL salary cap floors. Also, Maxx Crosby rumored to the Bears. After detailing Rodgers’ personal life and Alex Guerrero’s friction with the Raiders, the morning concludes with C-Lo’s breakfast delivery chaos, Rodgers’ paparazzi stories, a 10-year-old’s impression of Paul in Yonkers, and final thoughts on the Jets drafting Ty Simpson.

We opened with the Knicks’ loss at MSG featuring questionable foul calls, Boomer identifying Mohamed Diawara as his new "Precious Achiuwa." C-Lo highlights Mike Brown’s comments on the Knicks’ poor three-point shooting and his first technical of the season involving SGA’s ability to draw fouls. The discussion shifted to SGA’s eccentric post-game attire, Jerry’s baggy golf parachute pants, and Aaron Judge’s monster home run for Team USA against the Rockies. The hour closed with the news of Lou Holtz’s passing at 89.

Bears linebacker Tremaine Edmunds is on the trading block as a potential target for the Giants, who could offload Kayvon Thibodeaux. Al celebrates his 25th anniversary with the company and is looking for a silver gift. C-Lo’s update on the Knicks’ loss at MSG and Mike Brown’s first technical of the season. After covering the Devils’ shootout win over the Maple Leafs, the hour concludes with a look at NFL teams needing to reach the salary cap floor.

Aaron Rodgers discussed ex-girlfriends' social media demands on Pat McAfee. Meanwhile, Maxx Crosby is being linked to the Chicago Bears in what Boomer calls a significant move. C-Lo’s update on the Knicks’ loss to OKC and Mike Brown’s first technical, plus, Rodgers' comments on staying in shape for his wife amid public stalking. Finally, word of Alex Guerrero causing friction within the Raiders organization.

C-Lo’s chaotic struggle to meet the breakfast delivery guy sparked callers defending him. His final update features Aaron Rodgers’ comments on his wife, his "across the pond" reference, and ex-girlfriends who tipped off the paparazzi. After the Devils’ shootout win over the Maple Leafs and a "Moment of the Day" starring a 10-year-old’s impression of Paul in Yonkers, the show concludes with the Jets being named betting favorites to draft QB Ty Simpson.

C-Lo returns featuring Aaron Rodgers discussing his wife, making an "across the pond" reference, and recalling ex-girlfriends who called the paparazzi. Following the Devils’ shootout win over the Maple Leafs, the "Moment of the Day" highlights a 10-year-old girl’s impression of caller Paul in Yonkers.

Chaos takes over the airwaves as C-Lo messes up a delivery.

C-Lo returns for an update starting with the sounds of the Knicks' loss to OKC at MSG and Mike Brown receiving his first technical of the season. Plus, Aaron Rodgers discussing staying in shape for his wife and the constant stalking he faces as people try to uncover her identity.

Aaron Rodgers was on Pat McAfee talking about how ex-girlfriends. Maxx Crosby is being linked to the Bears.

C-Lo returns with the sounds of the Knicks losing at MSG. The Devils beat the Maple Leafs in a shootout. Dan from Carteret checks in. Plus, all the other headlines from that thing called sports.

Bears LB Tremaine Edmunds is on the trading block and the Giants could use a player like this and offload Kayvon Thibodeaux.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and starts with the sounds of the Knicks loss. Mike Brown talked about the Knicks only going 10-of-35 from three.

We're not talking about the One Ring - this is about the Knicks' Mohamed Diawara.

The show starts with news that the Cards are releasing Kyler Murray and whether that would make him a good fit for the Jets. The big local news is the Knicks beating the Raptors in Toronto and St John's win over Georgetown - which Rick Pitino had criticism for. Other news from the Knicks features former coach David Fizdale's remark about his team trying to tank it. We also talk NFL Combine popularity, the buzz around the World Baseball Classic and the World Cup, plus a word from Steve Somers on his hernia surgery. We pepper it with the usual yucks about famous "Dicks", Chris Carlin's almost exit from X, and Cam Newton's views on marriage. Lots more as well.

The Cardinals are set to release Kyler Murray sparking a debate about a potential move to the Jets. His height might be a major hurdle for Frank Reich. Jerry’s first update covers the Knicks' victory over the Raptors, and former coach David Fizdale’s admission that the team previously tanked for Zion Williamson or Ja Morant. Also, St. John’s win over Georgetown and Boomer recounting a star-struck encounter with Warren Buffett during a CNBC segment.

We discuss the NFL Combine’s popularity before revisiting the infamous moment a Dolphins GM asked Dez Bryant about his mother. Jerry has the Knicks’ victory over the Raptors, Danny Wolf’s story about his "welcome to the NBA" experience, and St. John’s narrow win over Georgetown Plus, we catch Steve Somers’ podcast update regarding his robot-assisted hernia surgery. Gio recounts a chaotic morning commute involving "run flat" tires and fishtailing.

Boomer and Gio discuss the growing "buzz" surrounding the World Baseball Classic and whether Team USA will receive Olympic-level support, while a caller urges players to keep politics out of the tournament. Boomer notes a World Cup gay pride match in Seattle. Jerry's back with the Knicks beating the Raptors. Guy Adami joins us from CNBC. After a brief discussion on famous people named "Dick," the hour concludes with Cam Newton’s controversial "volunteers, not hostages" take on marriage and Boomer’s report on Odell Beckham Jr. filing for bankruptcy.

Chris Carlin’s brief departure and quick return to "X" kicks off the discussion, followed by the team’s observations on the odd office dynamic between the 10th and 11th floors and planning the "Kickoff To Summer" for Memorial Day Weekend. Jerry’s update highlights the Knicks’ victory over the Raptors, plus David Fizdale’s podcast comments on coaching high-profile teams and the Knicks' alleged tanking strategy. The show revisits the "Moment of the Day" regarding famous "Dicks" and wraps up with Abdul Carter’s announcement about changing his jersey number.

Jerry's got more from David Fizdale who was on a podcast and talked about being a coach on one of the big name teams like the Knicks. He also talked about the Knicks wanting him to tank for better draft picks. Team USA beat the SF Giants in baseball Spring training. The Dominican Republic beat the Tigers. The Moment of The Day: Famous Dicks.

Carlin quit because Clay Travis likes to talk a bunch of rubbish. But, he came back.

Guy Adami calls in from CNBC. We also talked about famous people named ‘Dick’...because of course we did.

Boomer is feeling ‘buzz’ around the World Baseball Classic. Gio wonders if Team USA will get a lot of support like the Olympic hockey team did. A caller wants players to keep politics out of the WBC. Boomer said the World Cup is having a Gay Pride match in Seattle between Iran and Egypt.

Jerry got more from the Knicks beating the Raptors. Danny Wolf talked about his ‘welcome to the NBA moment’. Rick Pitino talked about the St. John’s win over Georgetown. Plus, the Steve Somers podcast regarding his hernia surgery, done by a robot.

We talked about the NFL combine and when it started to get to the point where a lot of people are paying attention to it. Also, remember when the Dolphins GM asked Dez Bryant if his mother was a ‘whore’? Good times.

Jerry's first update starts with the sounds of the Knicks beating the Raptors in Toronto. Former Knicks coach David Fizdale said they were tanking for Zion Williamson or Ja Morant. St. John’s beat Georgetown, but Rick Pitino was still disappointed.

He comes cheap but might be a touch short in stature for the Jets needs. There are other good options.

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Gio is back from vacation to discuss the NFL offseason, the Jets' need for veteran quarterbacks. The conversation moves to the Atlanta Hawks’ controversial "Magic City" night, Dan Patrick’s office fire, and Rick Pitino’s plea for St. John’s fans, while Boomer vows never to pay Maryland NIL money. After debating whether legendary broadcasters simply regurgitate takes and revisiting the Clemens-Piazza bat incident, the guys analyze NFL combine interviews and Nolan McLean’s potential. We've also got Aaron Judge’s World Baseball Classic thoughts, the "Moment of the Day" featuring John Minko’s accidental strip club commercial, and even Puka Nacua's dating habits.

Gio is back from vacation to rejoin Boomer, kicking off the show with NFL offseason talk regarding free agency, the Jets’ search for veteran quarterbacks, and ideal landing spots for top draft picks. Jerry’s first update covered Giannis’ return in a Bucks loss to the Celtics, Rick Pitino’s rallying cry for St. John’s students at MSG, and Bruce Pearl’s dismissal of Miami of Ohio. Plus, the Rangers’ dramatic third-period comeback and subsequent OT loss, and closing with the harrowing story of a Cessna crash in the Hudson where the occupants survived the frigid swim.

We start the hour with the Atlanta's Magic City strip club, noting the Hawks' upcoming promotional night and Luke Kornet’s disapproval, followed by remembering John Minko’s accidental strip club commercial. Jerry’s update features Rick Pitino’s plea to St. John’s students, Boomer’s refusal to fund Maryland athletes, and Noah Eagle’s future broadcasting goals. Sports news wraps up with potential trades for Maxx Crosby and the Islanders, Jack Hughes’ appearance on Jimmy Fallon, and Aaron Judge’s World Baseball Classic plans. Finally, Gio recounts his vacation proximity to Epstein Island.

Jake Plummer critiqued Cris Collinsworth’s longevity in the booth, prompting Gio and Boomer to debate the repetitive nature of analysts. We also talk NFL teams currently in need of a quarterback. Jerry’s update featured Raheem Mostert’s comments on Mike McDaniel, St. John’s senior night at the Garden, and a retrospective on the Roger Clemens and Mike Piazza broken bat incident. Plus, Aaron Judge’s thoughts on the World Baseball Classic and the Rangers' near comeback Plus, Jim Carrey’s bizarre appearance at a Paris awards show.

A look at the NFL combine and the interview struggles of some players, followed by a discussion on Puka Nacua’s dating habits and a caller’s comparison of Nolan McLean to Matt Harvey. Jerry’s has Giannis’ return in a Bucks loss to the Celtics, Rick Pitino’s push for student attendance at St. John’s senior night, and Kenny Albert’s call of the Rangers' dramatic comeback and OT defeat. Also, the Hughes siblings and Hilary Knight appearing on Jimmy Fallon and Aaron Judge preparing for the World Baseball Classic. After a "Moment of the Day" featuring John Minko’s accidental strip club commercial, the show closed with Gio’s concerns over his severe snoring ahead of an upcoming golf trip.

Jerry's back with Kenny Albert on the call as the Rangers came back down 4-0 in the third to tie it, only to lose in OT. Jack and Quinn Hughes and Hilary Knight were on Jimmy Fallon last night. Aaron Judge is getting ready for the World Baseball Classic. The Moment of The Day: John Minko realizing he’s reading a strip club commercial.

We talked some about the NFL Combine and what Boomer took away from it. Then, Puka Nacua is dating a woman that looks like him.

Jerry takes us back to Roger Clemens throwing the broken bat at Mike Piazza. McMonigle’s take was that he didn’t intentionally throw the bat at him. Aaron Judge talked World Baseball Classic. We heard Kenny Albert on the call as the Rangers came back down 4-0 to tie the game, only to lose in OT.

Collinsworth, Bradshaw, etc. Same thing for thirty years. We also give you a little more on available QBs.

Jerry returns with Rick Pitino, asking students to come out to the Garden tonight to honor seniors. Boomer won't ever give Maryland NIL money. Noah Eagle said if he’s still calling games when he’s Al Michaels age, you have permission to slap him. Maxx Crosby could be traded as early as this week. Jack Hughes was on with Jimmy Fallon. Aaron Judge talked about playing in the World Baseball Classic.

The Atlanta Hawks are having a Magic City night and Luke Kornet of the Spurs is not happy about it.

Jerry's first update has got Giannis returning for the Bucks in their loss against the Celtics. Rick Pitino wants St. John’s students to show up at MSG. Bruce Pearl is not a believer in Miami of Ohio’s basketball team. Also, Kenny Albert on the call as the Rangers almost make a great comeback.