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We open with the Islanders firing Patrick Roy and Juan Soto’s calf injury before covering the Mets’ victory, Yanks loss, & Dan Hurley’s wife's comments. Also, the show's take on the Lamar Odom documentary, LeBron’s Memphis comments, Geno Auriemma’s sideline behavior, and why Caitlin Clark blocked Dave Portnoy. After marking Gunnar Esiason’s 35th birthday and a disgraceful Dodgers’ digital ticket controversy, Jerry brings us Jo Adell’s home run robberies, Cooper Flagg’s dominant performances, plus, talk of the Kylie Kelce podcast. We conclude with Jets draft projections for Arvell Reese, finishing with the "Moment of the Day" regarding Geno and the U.S.-China space race.

We open with the Islanders firing Patrick Roy and Juan Soto’s calf injury. After an update on Eddie’s vacation, we relive the Mets’ win over the Giants and the Yankees' rain-delayed collapse against the Marlins. From Dan Hurley’s holy beads and Clyde Frazier’s remarks to Cooper Flagg’s 45-point explosion against the Lakers, we wrap things up with Gio’s take on the Lamar Odom documentary.

The hour opens with LeBron on Bob Does Sports and his distaste for Milwaukee and Memphis, including his suggestion the Grizzlies move to Nashville. We discuss why Caitlin Clark blocked Dave Portnoy and how Dan Hurley’s wife feels about St. John’s fans. We hear Geno’s sideline clash with Dawn Staley, the Yankees’ loss despite a Ben Rice home run, and the Mets’ win in San Francisco. Finally, we touch on Kodai Senga’s translation mishap and a caller revisits the details of Lamar Odom’s gas station pill incident.

We kick off the hour with Gunnar Esiason’s 35th birthday then shift to an 81-year-old Dodgers fan’s struggle with digital tickets. Next, we touch on Boomer’s charity bike tour events, the Yankees’ loss to the Marlins featuring Jazz Chisholm’s "lazy" throw, and the Mets’ victory over the Giants. Plus, Jo Adell’s three home run robberies, Cooper Flagg’s 40-point night and a Devils shutout win. We wrap up with Kylie Kelce’s podcast success and her request to stop the Travis and Taylor wedding talk.

Experts and Boomer project Arvell Reese to the Jets in a defense-heavy draft before discussing the Raiders' QB room. After some holiday talk about intense Easter egg hunts and bunny costume fears, we hear about Boomer’s hockey team and Jerry’s final update with a recap of the Mets win over the Giants, Yankees loss to the Marlins, and a Philly rant about the Flyers. Finally, we highlight the "Moment of the Day" regarding Geno Auriemma and wrap up with a look at UFOs and the U.S.-China space race.

The Mets beat the Giants as Torrens had a pinch hit RBI double. Jared Young had 3 hits and played well in the field. The Yankees lost to the Marlins as Jake Bird struggled on the mound. Brodes in Philadelphia was screaming about the Flyers. The Moment of The Day: ‘I will beat Geno’s Ass’.

Most draft experts have the Jets taking Arvell Reese with the number two overall pick. We also talk if Fernando Mendoza will start the season.

Jerry returns with the sounds of Dave Sims as the Yankees lost to the Marlins. Jazz Chisholm talked about throwing lazily from second base. The Mets beat the Giants yesterday and Jared Young had himself a good game. Jo Adell of the Angels robbed 3 home runs in one game over the weekend. Cooper Flagg scored 40 last night against the Lakers. The Devils shutout Montreal.

The Dodgers are forcing an 81 year old season ticket holder to use a digital ticket, which this man does not have. He does not want to use digital tickets, but the Dodgers are making him do that if he wants to use his season tickets. Gio has his take and callers have theirs.

Jerry returns for an update but first Gio explains why Caitlin Clark blocked Dave Portnoy. Dan Hurley’s wife did not like St. John’s fans rooting against UConn. We heard the audio of Geno Auriemma getting into it with Dawn Staley on the sideline.

Apparently rich players feel the city's accommodations are beneath them.

Jerry is here for his first update. We heard the sounds of the Mets beating the Giants as Torrens had a big pinch hit. The Yankees had a lead but lost it and the game to the Marlins. Dan Hurley’s wife talked about his bracelet of ‘holy beads’. Clyde Frazier compared the Bulls to Iran, being decimated. Cooper Flagg scored 45 yesterday against the Lakers.

We start the day discussing the New York Islanders firing of coach Patrick Roy, as well as discuss the fact that Juan Soto is missing games due to a calf injury.

As the regular season winds down, Evan Roberts raises red flags around the chemistry between Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns. Plus, Gio expresses his concerns about the Knicks ahead of the playoffs (25:10), and Evan, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash discuss the potential playoff seeding and matchups (34:08).

Aaron Glenn makes surprises fans with comment that Geno Smith can take the Jets to the ‘Promised Land.’ Hear the best reactions to these comments from Boomer & Gio (0:00), Evan & Tiki (13:18), and Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle (38:34).

Francisco Lindor heard plenty of criticism after his two gaffes in the Mets' series finale against the Cardinals, to the point where Craig Carton called for his tenure in Queens to come to an end. Plus, Evan Roberts says Carlos Mendoza missed an opportunity to send a message and bench the veteran shortstop, and Gregg Giannotti believes the fanbase needs to calm down.

Cam Schlittler was all the hype this week in Yankees Universe, as Evan Roberts declares that the sky is the limit for the Yankee righty, and Gio says Schlittler would fit right in on the 90s dynasty teams. Plus, Tommy Lugauer says Max Fried was worth every penny, Evan and Tiki see a new edge to these Yanks, and Boomer and Gio react to the Bombers' success with the new ABS challenge system.

Boomer & Gio react to the Mets’ slow start on offense. Plus, are umps are getting embarrassed by the new ABS challenge system (10:38); Aaron Glenn says Geno Smith can take Jets to ‘promised land’ (20:12); Gio raises concerns about the Knicks ahead of the playoffs (33:29); reaction on the Tiger Woods DUI (42:29); Boomer believes Cam Schlittler can be special (55:31).

Today's show highlights the Mets' offensive woes and the Yankees home opener, followed by audio of Tiger Woods’ arrest and scores from the Rangers, Devils, and Rutgers. We talk Yankees pitching dominance, which local athletes are allowed to be elitist, and Frank the Tank’s meltdown after another Mets loss in San Francisco. We then cover Trevor Bauer joining the Long Island Ducks, vintage Eddie Coleman audio, and Dan Hurley’s "chest bump" explanation for his referee confrontation. Also, Boomer’s holiday sports minute nostalgia, Ann Liguori’s crossword appearance, Austin Reaves’ fan incident, and a look back at an odd term for "Moment of the Day."

The Mets lost again with another stagnant offense. Yankees home opener today where Jack Hughes' first pitch is being met with criticism from Al and a planned boo from Morash. C-Lo's update covers David Peterson’s rough start, followed by a recording of Tiger Woods calling President Trump during his arrest. Montreal beat the Rangers, the Devils topped the Capitals, and Rutgers fell to Creighton. The hour wraps with callers Dan and Paul checking in from the Bronx and a question about LeBron James appearing on Bob Does Sports.

The Yankees’ dominant pitching leads into today's home opener. Gio wonders if Derek Jeter would attend a 30th-anniversary celebration for the ‘96 team. Also, which living New York athletes are allowed to be elitist. C-Lo updates the Mets' loss in San Francisco, and Frank The Tank’s meltdowns against the team and Tommy Lugauer. More audio of Tiger Woods’ interaction with police, Jack Hughes’ big night in a Devils win over the Capitals, and Jerry Recco’s call of a Rutgers loss to Creighton. Finally, Deontay Wilder shares a story about a pregnancy.

Trevor Bauer signs with the Long Island Ducks, sparking a discussion on his MLB exit and Boomer’s suspicion that the story doesn’t add up. C-Lo with another Mets loss in San Francisco defined by offensive struggles, Carlos Mendoza’s reaction, and David Peterson’s rough night. Also, vintage audio of Eddie Coleman’s frustration with bickering Mets/Yanks fans, Jack Hughes’ big performance in a Devils win, and Dan Hurley’s "chest bump" explanation for a referee confrontation.

Lots of odds 'n ends this hour. Gio laments the absence of Boomer’s sports minutes featuring all-Easter and all-Passover teams. During his final update, C-Lo notes Ann Liguori’s appearance in the NY Post crossword before highlighting a dominant Jeopardy run and Austin Reaves’ confrontation with a fan. The "Moment of the Day" revisits the phrase "Full Blown AIDS," and the hour concludes with a look back at a controversial Josh Innes topic regarding whether one would rather have a son born with a cleft palate or as a Cowboys fan.

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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The show highlights the NCAA tournament and UConn’s win over Duke alongside Mets updates and Rick Pitino’s extension at St. John’s. We recap the Yankees sweeping the Giants, Tony Vitello’s coaching thoughts, and Boomer’s photo with OJ Simpson before discussing Tiger Woods’ DUI arrest and Geno Smith being named starting quarterback. Also, the NFL is training replacement referees and conducting league meetings. We even have time to have a discussion on unconventional late-night bathroom habits of men.

We start with the NCAA tournament, covering St. John’s loss to Duke and UConn beating Duke before previewing the Final Four. Jerry has sounds from the UConn victory, followed by reactions from Rick Pitino and Geno Auriemma’s thoughts on playing in Texas. We recap the Mets' extra-innings loss involving Lovelady, then wrap up with Rick Pitino’s extension at St. John’s and a call about Dan Hurley at UConn.

The Yankees swept the Giants to start the season, and while the Mets won their series, Lovelady and Bichette are already being criticized. Giants manager Tony Vitello discussed differences in coaching. Jerry’s update starts with a conversation about men's bathroom habits. We recap the sounds of the NCAA tournament and the Mets' loss, then wrap up with a photo of Boomer being interviewed by OJ Simpson wearing the infamous shoes and gloves.

Tiger Woods was arrested for a DUI involving pain pills, callers discussed his physical appearance. Jerry returns for an update with a possible case of gout, followed by sounds from UConn’s win over Duke and the Mets’ loss to the Pirates. Aaron Glenn confirmed Geno Smith as the starting quarterback. The hour concludes with reports of the NFL training replacement referees and a question about why baseball isn't using ABS on every pitch.

We begin with calls regarding UConn's win, Duke’s lost aura and criticism of Hurley, then recap a fight Boomer witnessed at the NYPD vs. FDNY hockey game. Jerry’s final update highlights Al’s frustration with callers alongside sounds from UConn’s win and the Mets’ loss where fans booed Bo Bichette. After comments from Nolan McLean and Aaron Glenn, the Moment of the Day focuses on sitting down to pee. Finally, NFL league meetings and a closing discussion on unconventional late-night bathroom habits.

The sounds of UConn beating Duke and all the postgame sound. The Mets lost to the Pirates and Bo Bichette is off to a rough start. The fans were actually booing him. Nolan McLean talked about throwing into headwinds yesterday. Aaron Glenn talked about how happy he is to have Geno Smith. The Moment of The Day: Guys who sit down to pee at night.

Fans check in, both positive and negative, on UConn beating Duke.

Jerry returns with the sounds of UConn beating Duke and all the postgame sound. We heard the sounds of the Mets losing to the Pirates in extras. Aaron Glenn confirmed that Geno Smith will be the starting QB.

For some reason we talked about guys who sit down to pee at night so they don’t miss the bowl.

We talk about Tiger Woods being arrested for DUI after an auto accident. There's talk of a pain pill addiction involved.

Yanks off to a good start, but Mets fans already have Bichette and Lovelady in the crosshairs.

Jerry starts with the sounds of UConn beating Duke. We heard from Rick Pitino after the loss to Duke. We also heard from Geno Auriemma, who doesn’t want to be playing these games in Texas. We heard the sounds of the Mets losing in extras yesterday.

The Final Four is set and we talk about it, in particular St. John’s loss to Duke and UConn beating Duke.

Hear from the best guests of the week on WFAN, including Keith Hernandez, Steve Schirripa (14:54), Ron Darling (47:21), Nick Swisher (1:01:17), and Ian Eagle (1:11:02).

The Mets started off the season with a bang, and our hosts have all the instant reaction to a memorable Opening Day, from Carson Benge's MLB intro to the new-look lineup rallying against Paul Skenes. Plus, Evan's journey to finding his wallet that he lost en route to the game!

Boomer & Gio react to the Yankees’ 7-0 Opening Day win and MLB’s Netflix ‘money grab.’ Plus, the Mets get a big Opening Day win against Paul Skenes and the Pirates (10:45); Keith Hernandez joins the show to talk Mets and Opening Day (19:28); more on the Yankees’ Opening Day win and the Barry Bonds-George Steinbrenner story (34:21); talk about a potential lockout looming over the MLB for next season (45:45), and the impact and progress Rick Pitino has made at St. John’s (56:01)

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We recap the Mets' Opening Day win and Oneil Cruz’s struggles alongside the Knicks' loss to the Hornets and Boomer’s take on draft quarterbacks. Highlights include Carson Benge’s debut home run, and Jerry Seinfeld’s visit with Tommy Lugauer. The show explores A.I. betting with ChatGPT and Grok, and bizarre moments like a dead bird on the field and the White Sox striking out 20 times. Plus, Purdue’s tournament victory and Mike Repole’s St. John’s preview. We even talk the Jets’ number two pick, Boomer’s $70 million quarterback prediction, and get a Paul in Yonkers impression.

We recap the Mets' Opening Day win over the Pirates, noting Oneil Cruz’s struggles and Gio’s praise for the offense and the NBC broadcast. Gio discusses watching St. John's with Dan in Carteret before the guys pivot to the Knicks' loss to the Hornets and Boomer’s take on draft quarterbacks. We've got Carson Benge’s home run call by Howie Rose, Paul Skenes’ post-game reaction, and Jerry Seinfeld’s appearance with Tommy Lugauer. We close with Purdue’s win over Texas and a preview of St. John’s upcoming matchup against Duke.

The Mets return tomorrow after an encouraging offensive display. Gio jokes about the Yankees' game being on "Balloon Knot+." Jerry covers the Mets' big second inning, Oneil Cruz’s sun-blamed errors in center field, and Carson Benge’s debut home run. Jerry Seinfeld joins Tommy Lugauer to discuss WFAN and the Audacy app. The Hornets' win over the Knicks. We close with Purdue’s victory over Texas and Boomer consulting ChatGPT for a score prediction on the upcoming Illinois versus Iowa State matchup.

Boomer receives a ChatGPT apology for a premature score prediction before hearing from callers who use chatbots for UFC and betting advice. Jerry’s update on Francisco Alvarez’s home run, a dead bird on the field, and Craig Carton’s take on Jerry Seinfeld’s recent interview. The hour wraps up with the White Sox striking out 20 times, the Knicks' loss in Charlotte, and a call from a long-time listener who tuned in for a decade while homeless.

We talk to Mike Repole about St. John's and the Duke game before Jerry’s update features Carson Benge’s debut home run. Jerry Seinfeld discusses Pete Alonso and the Audacy app with Tommy Lugauer, followed by Larry David’s YES commercial and Rick Pitino’s reflections on the season. After the "McGonigle" Moment of the Day, the segment covers the Jets' number two pick, Boomer’s $70 million quarterback prediction, and a caller’s Paul in Yonkers impression.

Jerry returns and we heard from Carson Benge as he hit a HR in his MLB debut. We also heard from Freddy Peralta, who said he asked the offense for some runs. Jerry Seinfeld was on with Tommy Lugauer and they talked about Pete Alonso going to the Orioles. Larry David is in a new commercial for YES with Michael Kay. Rick Pitino talked about a particular time the team really came together this season. The Moment of The Day: McGonigle, McGonigle.

We start the hour talking to Mike Repole, a huge St. John's supporter who helps with NIL money.

Jerry has the sounds of Francisco Alvarez homering the Mets opening win. A dead bird fell on the field at one point. Craig Carton tried to promote Jerry Seinfeld going on with Tommy Lugauer, but did it by saying he can’t believe he goes on all of these shows here. The White Sox struck out 20 times yesterday. The Knicks lost in Charlotte last night.

We took calls from people who use Chat GPT to help them choose who to bet on.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Mets huge second inning as Oneil Cruz had a rough time in center field. Carson Benge homered in his first big league game. We heard from Benge and Freddy Peralta after the game. Jerry Seinfeld was on with Tommy Lugauer last night and didn’t know when WFAN got started. He plugged the Audacy app as well. The Hornets beat the Knicks & Purdue beat Texas last night to advance in the NCAA tournament.

The Mets get back in action tomorrow afternoon and we will have Gary, Keith & Ron on the call. The Mets offense was very encouraging. Anthony in Belleville wonders what channel the Yankee game is on today.

Jerry hasHowie Rose on the call as Carson Benge hit a HR in his first game and then we heard from him after the game. Paul Skenes had a positive attitude after the game. Jerry Seinfeld was a guest with Tommy Lugauer and we heard Tommy’s intro. We heard the sounds of Purdue advancing by beating Texas.

We started with the Mets win over the Pirates on Opening Day. Oneil Cruz had a rough day in the field and at the plate. Gio loved the Mets offensive performance as well.

The Yankees rolled to victory in their season opener, and our hosts have all the instant reactions, ranging from the game itself to the broadcast on Netflix and what to make of Aaron Judge's rough night.

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The Yankees secured an Opening Day win despite Aaron Judge’s strikeouts, sparking debate over broadcast revenue and the looming lockout. Keith Hernandez then joined the conversation. Mets Opening Day arrives on Peacock with Bruce Beck joining us to talk about it. Also, all the clips from yesterday's Yanks win, Barry Bonds’ anecdotes about hanging up on Steinbrenner, the first ABS challenges and clips of Rob Manfred and Rick Pitino. Finally, we covered Shaq’s odd fake DMs, Citi Field parking struggles, and Gio’s theory on Paul Skenes and Livvy Dunne, ending with the Mets marking their 40th World Series anniversary.

The Yankees secured a 7-0 Opening Day win despite Aaron Judge’s four strikeouts. Max Fried delivered a dominant performance on the mound. Backlash against the Netflix broadcast sparked a discussion on MLB’s risky revenue strategy and the impending lockout next season. Jerry’s had Trent Grisham’s two-run triple and insights from Fried and Jazz Chisholm. After hearing from Jameis Winston, Freddy Peralta, and David Stearns, we look ahead to Keith Hernandez’s guest spot and Jerry Seinfeld’s upcoming interview with Tommy Lugauer.

Mets Opening Day is on Peacock and NBC. Paul in Yonkers wonders about Steve Cohen’s attendance. Gio recounts a Baltimore penthouse stay during a Yankees/Orioles trip. Jerry updates the Yankees' five-run second inning. Following comments from Max Fried, we dive into Barry Bonds’ inconsistent stories about George Steinbrenner. Finally, as the NCAA tournament resumes, a caller voices frustration with the ABS system during Aaron Judge’s plate appearance.

Keith Hernandez kicks things off with his outlook on Mets Opening Day and the new roster. We discuss Chris McMonigle’s baseball expertise. We revisit Dave Sims’ call of the Yankees’ dominant win over the Giants and the league's first official ABS challenge. Following Rob Manfred’s quick interview last night and Rick Pitino’s pre-flight thoughts on facing Duke, we dive into Shaq’s story about a fake Sabrina Carpenter DM and a caller’s struggle to enter the Citi Field parking lots.

The hour kicks off with Bruce Beck’s infectious positivity as the Mets are on Peacock and NBC today. Jerry starts his update with fan calls and the Mets starting lineup, while David Stearns reflects on being just a year old during the 1986 season. The Moment of the Day with Gio’s theory on Paul Skenes and Livvy Dunne. We wrap up the hour focusing on Opening Day and the 40th anniversary of the Mets' last World Series championship.

We talked to a few people on the way to the Mets game. Jerry has the lineup for the Mets. David Stearns said the 1986 series was so far back he was only a year old. The Mets should have made a video with Grimace, Hawk Tua Girl and the Gay Mets. The Moment of The Day: Gio’s theory on how Paul Skenes got Livvy Dunne.

New York broadcasting legend and happiest man on Earth, Bruce Beck, checks in to talk Mets.

Jerry's got Dave Sims on the call as the Yankees beat the Giants with a huge second inning. We had the first official ABS challenge in baseball last night. Rob Manfred did an interview in the fifth inning and it was quick and trite. We heard from Rick Pitino as he was waiting for his flight to go play Duke.

Keith Hernandez joins us to talk about Mets Opening Day and what we can expect this season with all the new guys.

Jerry returns for an update and we heard the first run of the season for the Yankees. The Yanks scored five runs in the second. We heard from Max Fried after the game. Barry Bonds was on the Netflix broadcast and he told a story about getting an offer from George Steinbrenner and hanging up on him. The NCAA tournament gets back at it later today.

The ubiquitous Paul in Yonkers checks in to ponder whether David Stearns will be there for today's opening day. Also, a caller on Baltimore's opening day.

Jerry starts with Trent Grisham’s 2-run triple. We heard from Max Fried after the game about his performance. Jazz Chisholm was asked about expectations for this year. We heard Jameis Winston on the pre-game show. We heard from Freddy Peralta on getting the start today for the Mets. David Stearns talked about it being 40 years since the Mets won a World Series. Also, NBA & NHL scores.

Yanks win in SF despite Judge going 0-5. However, is the MLB turning off fans with what comes across as a money-grab?

WFAN has you covered for Opening Day! Mets legend Ron Darling drops by to share his season outlook, the one-and-only Tommy from Yonkers brings the heat, and the team breaks down everything you need to know before the first pitch in Queens.

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Opening Day kicks off with the Yankees on Netflix and Gerrit Cole talk. We cover Zach Wilson’s move to the Saints and Lavonte David’s emotional retirement alongside a Knicks win. Paul in Yonkers disputes the Mets’ projections and Brandon Tierney swipes at Gio’s takes. Plus, we review crying retiring athletes, then navigate the streaming landscape and the Knicks’ seventh straight victory. Finally, Ron Darling previews the Mets’ season and Jerry looks toward St. Johns versus Duke. We've even got plenty of discussion about cat related issues because, let's face it, cats are life.

Opening Day has arrived as the Yankees face the Giants on WFAN and Netflix, leading to discussions on Gerrit Cole’s pitching staff and Boomer’s concern that the team might come out flat. Jerry’s update on Zach Wilson joining the Saints, Joe Flacco’s 19th season with the Bengals and Lavonte David’s emotional retirement. Finally, the Knicks' win over the Pelicans, Bryan Hodgson’s recruiting comments, and whether Matthew Schaefer has Boomer wanting the Islanders in the playoffs.

Paul in Yonkers checks in to dispute the Mets winning 90 games after letting Pete Alonso go. Also Brandon Tierney claims nobody cares about Gio’s sports takes. We revisit Lavonte David’s emotional retirement and other crying athletes like David Wright and Brett Favre. After recapping the Knicks’ win and Tiger Woods’ Masters status, we discuss some new social media trend.

Yankees fans react to Opening Day on Netflix versus YES and we examine the complexity of modern sports streaming. After the Fake Joe Benigno calls-in, we have Jerry’s update on Mike Francesa’s Netflix search, while Paul in Yonkers discusses Tommy Lugauer’s cat issues. We wrap up with the Knicks’ seventh straight win and a caller’s odd cat story.

Ron Darling joins us to discuss Opening Day and the Mets. Jerry’s with Aaron Boone quotes and a lawsuit involving Puca Nacua. After a St. Johns versus Duke preview and Bryan Hodgson’s recruiting comments, we revisit the Moment of the Day regarding emotional athlete retirements. Finally, we cover local fishing, the allure of car fires, and Boomer’s observation that people now go to Gio instead of him.

Jerry starts with Sal Licata talking to Aaron Boone. A woman is suing Puca Nacua for biting her. Jerry previewed St. Johns vs Duke Friday night. The Moment of The Day: Athletes crying at their retirement press conferences.

Ron Darling calls in and we discuss the new baseball season focusing on the Mets future.

Jerry starts with Mike Francesa checking to see if the Yankee game is on somewhere other than Netflix. Paul in Yonkers was on with Tommy Lugauer again last night and they talked about issues with Tommy’s cat. The Knicks won their seventh straight.

People are not happy that Yankees Opening Day is on Netflix instead of YES.

Jerry returns with more Yanks preview. Lavonte David announced his retirement and got emotional thinking about his parents. Jerry played other crying athletes as they retired, including David Wright, Brett Favre, Mike Schmidt and John Elway. The Knicks won at the Garden, and we heard from Tiger Woods about potentially playing in the Masters.

Paul in Yonkers checks in because he can’t believe Boomer & Gio think the Mets are winning 90 games.

Jerry previews tonight’s Yankees game. Some NFL news as Zach Wilson is now with the Saints. Joe Flacco is back with the Bengals for his 19th season. Lavonte David announced his retirement and got emotional thinking about his parents. The Knicks beat the Pelicans. New Providence men’s basketball coach Bryan Hodgson said if you question his recruiting, just take a look at his wife.

It's Opening Day for the Yanks and Boomer has concerns about their pitching staff.

Former Yankee Nick Swisher joins WFAN to discuss New York’s pitching depth and the competitive AL East landscape as the team prepares for the 2026 season. The episode also dives into the ongoing debate over who truly controls the daily lineup as the Bronx Bombers gear up for Opening Day.

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We gear up for Opening Day with Yankees rotation newsbefore scouting Jets quarterbacks and analyzing the Raiders’ roster and Jets’ win totals. Nick Swisher joins to discuss coaching and the Yankees, followed by tournament frustrations and Ben Rice’s endorsement deal. Finally, we critique a Joe Benigno impression, ponder Dave Sims’ Cameos, and celebrate the end of evenings without baseball alongside Jalen Brunson’s role in the Knicks’ resurgence.

Just one day from Opening Day, we discuss the Netflix broadcast and next season’s impending lockout before Jerry updates the Yankees rotation and Carson Benge’s start for the Mets. Gio wonders about Houston’s spring break appeal, a Texas Rangers rookie makes the roster during a mound visit, and Jerry goes around the NBA. Plus, Mika Zibanejad’s 1,000th NHL game, and we conclude with the news of a professional cornhole player facing murder charges.

Frank Reich and the Jets are sniffing around quarterbacks Carson Beck and Drew Allar, while Joshua Dobbs becomes available and Boomer predicts a veteran addition. Ty Simpson rises in mock drafts and Fernando Mendoza likely joins the Raiders, Maxx Crosby’s stay in Vegas prompts a look at the Jets’ win total. Jerry’s update covers Carlos Mendoza on Carson Benge’s opening day start, Ochocinco’s take on the St. John’s buzzer-beater, and a trip around the NBA. Azzi Fudd leads UConn over Syracuse before we see if Boomer recognizes the song "Hot Dog" by Led Zep (which you can't hear on the podcast because of outdated streaming rules).

Nick Swisher calls in to discuss the Yankees’ season and coaching his daughters in soccer. Jerry’s update includes Bo Bichette’s Opening Day preparation, LeBron James on the Pistons, and the Syracuse women’s coach’s frustration with the UConn tournament bracket. We also hear from the Memphis defensive coordinator on following the money before closing with the news that Ben’s Original Rice has hired Ben Rice as a spokesperson.

We critique a terrible Joe Benigno impersonator on Cameo. Boomer suggests Gio start doing his own impressions for the site, leading into a look at Dave Sims Cameo examples. Jerry’s final update begins with Gio receiving thanks from former co-workers for his Brandon Tierney comments and an update on Pete Hoffman’s hospital visit. After a Moment of the Day featuring more Dave Sims, we celebrate the final night without 7pm baseball and discuss Jalen Brunson’s role in the Knicks’ resurgence.

This segment features Jerry's brief headlines and recaps, a discussion about how baseball will dominate our evenings for months, and Jalen Brunson's importance to the Knicks resurgence.

Boomer thinks Gio should do Cameos as Mad Dog, Francesa and Joe B. We played a bunch of examples of Dave Sims Cameos.

Jerry features Bo Bichette on getting ready for opening day. He goes around the NBA last night with LeBron talking about the Pistons. Syracuse women’s coach is furious that she has to be in UConn’s bracket every year. We heard from the new defensive coordinator at Memphis, who said, when money calls, you gotta go.

We started the hour joined by Nick Swisher on the phone to talk about opening day and specifically what he expects for the Yankees season.

Jerry returns with Carlos Mendoza talking about Carson Benge getting the opening day start in right field. Ochocinco talked about the St. John's buzzer beater the other night. Jerry went around the NBA last night. Azzi Fudd scored 34 as the UConn women beat Syracuse.

Frank Reich and the Jets are sniffing around quarterbacks Carson Beck and Drew Allar.

Jerry starts with the Yankees rotation. We also heard from Carson Benge who will get the start in right field on opening day for the Mets. Gio said Houston has become a huge spring break destination and he’s not sure why. Jerry went around the NBA last night. The Rangers celebrated Mika Zibanejad for his 1,000th NHL game.

We talked about the impending lockout coming to baseball next season.

The hosts of WFAN react to the Red Storm punching its ticket to the Round of 16 for the first time since 1999, setting up a showdown against the tournament's No. 1 overall seed, Duke.

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St. John’s advances to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 1999 behind a buzzer-beater, featuring reactions from Rick Pitino & Dylan Darling. The Knicks have a dominant win over the Wizards. Gio slams Tom Brady’s flag football game as an "icky money grab" while we cover Iowa’s upset of Florida, Tyler Reddick’s victory, and the "bad teammate" friction with Brandon Tierney. The tournament talk continues with Tom Izzo’s legacy and Pitino's time in NY. Also, Jameis Winston joins Netflix’s MLB coverage and Matt Fitzpatrick’s Valspar win. Finally, Boomer addresses "ghost plates" & Canal St. counterfeits before the show wraps with Joe B's confusion, Mets opener weather, a tribute to Chuck Norris, and Sal Licata’s spring training encounter with Jerry Seinfeld.

St. John’s has advanced to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 1999, and Boomer expects to see them in the Final 4. Jerry’s first update features the game-winning buzzer-beater with reactions from Rick Pitino and Dylan Darling. We also hear from Mick Cronin on him and Dan Hurley taking heat for sideline antics, Josh Hart after the Knicks clobbered the Wizards, and a look at ticket prices for St. John’s/Duke.

The weekend featured Tom Brady’s flag football game, which Gio slammed as an embarrassing "money grab" that felt "icky" compared to the real sport. We recap St. John’s advancing to the Sweet 16, featuring the buzzer-beater call from John Minko and Rick Pitino’s reaction. The hour also includes sounds from Iowa’s upset of Florida, the Knicks' win over the Wizards, Chris McMonigle’s PIX-11 appearance, and Tyler Reddick’s victory at Darlington. Finally, Gio fires back at Brandon Tierney, calling him a "bad teammate" people hated working with, before discussing Cam Skattebo’s apology for his comments on CTE.

Tom Izzo’s legacy at Michigan State and Rick Pitino’s transformation of St. John’s. Jerry’s update features the St. John’s buzzer-beater over Kansas with reactions from Pitino and Dylan Darling. Also, the Knicks dominate the Wizards, Jameis Winston joins Netflix’s MLB coverage, and Matt Fitzpatrick wins the Valspar. The hour concludes with the Boozer brothers, Kevin Harlan’s commentary, and Nate Burleson’s work leading into a talk on network news anchors.

Boomer discusses "ghost plates" and counterfeit goods on Canal Street. Jerry’s final update features Dylan Darling’s game-winner for St. John’s and Rick Pitino’s breakdown of the play. We recap Joe Benigno’s confusion over a "free thinkers" caller and a clip of Boomer’s odd laugh, followed by the Knicks' win over the Wizards. The show concludes with a look ahead to the MLB season and Mets opener weather, a tribute to the late Chuck Norris, and Sal Licata’s spring training encounter with Jerry Seinfeld.

Joe Benigno was confused by a caller who talked about ‘the herd’ and ‘free thinkers’. Jerry played a clip of an odd noise/laugh Boomer had earlier in the show. The Knicks had no problems with the Wizards at MSG.

Boomer started the hour talking about ‘ghost plates’ on cars as he saw a sign saying they will no longer be tolerated. Boomer said all the counterfeit crap has been back on Canal Street.

A caller said Kevin Harlan used the word ‘oozing’ twice this weekend. Boomer thinks Nate Burleson has done a great job on the tournament, which got us talking about network news anchors.

A brief conversation about Tom Izzo leads to a discussion about the Red Storm when Pitino got here versus the team now.

Jerry with sounds of the St. John's buzzer beater from Westwood One & John Minko on the call. We heard from Rick Pitino on Dylan Darling’s winning shot & Iowa upsetting Florida. The Knicks had no problem with the Wizards. Chris McMonigle was a guest on PIX-11 and got cut off there as well. Tyler Reddick won again, this time at Darlington.

A silly money grab, says Gio.

Jerry starts with the St. John’s buzzer beater that won the game. We also heard from Rick Pitino and Dylan Darling after the game about that play. UCLA head coach Mick Cronin on him and Dan Hurley taking heat for their sideline antics. The Knicks clobbered the Wizards yesterday and we heard from Josh Hart after the game.

Dylan Darling buzzer beater sends the Red Storm into the round of 16.

Hear from the best guests on WFAN this week, including Howie Rose, Lil’ Wayne, Chris Christie, and Hofstra head coach Speedy Claxton.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber recall some of Howie Rose’s greatest calls from his illustrious career as he enters his final season calling radio games for the Mets. Plus, Howie joins Evan & Tiki about his decision to retire and talks Mets (12:08); Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle discuss the legacy of Howie Rose (40:54); Craig and C-Mac discuss Nolan McLean pitching in the WBC Final and if the tournament has any impact on legacy (54:00)

Chris McMonigle sounds off on a Red Sox minor leaguer bunting off Gerrit Cole in his first start since Tommy John surgery. Plus, why Evan Roberts finds the bunt ‘controversy’ ridiculous (19:20); Tiki Barber finds out how CC Sabathia feels about the bunt (37:39); Craig Carton and C-Mac debate if Derek Jeter took a subtle dig at Aaron Judge’s World Baseball Classic atmosphere comments (45:26); Boomer & Gio on Judge’s no-win situation in the WBC (56:01)

Jeremiyah Love is all the talk this week, with Evan and Tiki debating with Morash why it would make sense for the Giants to take the running back at No. 5 overall in the upcoming NFL Draft. Plus, Boomer and Gio discuss how the Giants and Jets are heading in different directions with their offseasons.

This week's Jets highlights include Boomer Esiason's confidence that Frank Reich will have a plan for Geno Smith, while Evan and Tiki debate if such a plan will make a difference in the team's QB outlook moving forward. Plus, are the rival Dolphins in full tank mode, and Boomer and Gio break down the different directions that the Jets and Giants seem to be heading.

Boomer Esiason and Greg “Gio” Gianotti react to the Mets’ 9-9-9 promotion and whether or not they could accomplish it. Plus, why Aaron Judge’s World Baseball Classic performance puts him in a no-win situation (8:55); debate around the World Baseball Classic atmosphere vs. World Series (17:25); Boomer reflects on the longevity of his WFAN career (27:04); more on the Jets’ tear down and Giants’ rebuild (38:53); Gio replays the time be pranked Brandon Tierney as the guys get ready for St. Johns in the NCAA Tournament (47:57).

We recap NCAA action from High Point’s "bougie" upset to St. John’s preparations, covering Luka’s 60-point night, Howie Rose’s retirement, and rumored Jets draft moves. The show continues with "custody battle Luka," Mike Francesa’s struggle to find game times, and Jaxson Dart’s clergyman outfit, while debating if a St. John’s loss constitutes a "disaster." After stories of topless accordion players, Sal Licata’s meeting with Jerry Seinfeld, and Carlos Mendoza’s Mets updates, we finish with Final Four bucket lists, New Jersey Roy Rogers locations, and Rory’s Masters dinner. Of course, Jerry has all the clips you want to hear.

We recap NCAA tournament action from Siena’s near-upset of Duke to the "bougie" High Point win and St. John’s preparing for tonight. Jerry's first update covers VCU upsetting North Carolina and the Wisconsin coach’s reaction to losing to High Point, while the Lakers beat the Heat behind Luka’s 60 points and LeBron’s games-played record. Also, Howie Rose’s retirement announcement and local NHL updates to a rumored Jets-Titans draft trade, we cover it all before checking in with 15-year-old sportscaster Josh.

Boomer and Gio discuss the evolution of "custody battle Luka" following his 60-point performance, while Jerry’s update starts with Mike Francesa’s struggle to find Hofstra’s game time. High Point coach Flynn Clayman vents about rankings, Saint Louis goes on a 23-0 run against Georgia, and we hear the sounds of Luka’s dominance over the Heat. To close, the guys roast Jaxson Dart’s "clergyman" outfit and revisit Joe Burrow’s past fashion choices.

We debate whether a St. John’s loss tonight would constitute a "disaster" season given Boomer’s Final Four expectations, followed by a caller’s story about a topless accordion player. Jerry highlights Siena’s near-miss against Duke, the Wisconsin coach’s reaction to the High Point upset, and Rick Pitino on Northern Iowa. After a game of "What The Hell Is That?", we recap Sal Licata’s time with Jerry Seinfeld at a Mets game and Carlos Mendoza’s update on Kodai Senga. Plus, the legal reasons we can't play the High Point student radio call.

Gio wonders if there’s anything Boomer hasn’t been to in sports that he feels like he’s got to be at. We note New Jersey’s remaining Roy Rogers locations. Paul from Yonkers call on "minor leaguers," leads into Jerry with student radio highlights of High Point’s upset over Wisconsin, and Jalen Rose’s warning for St. John’s. We wrap up with Luka’s 60-point performance, Mike Francesa’s struggle to find the Hofstra game time, and a look at Rory’s Masters dinner.

Jerry starts with the student radio calls of High Point University upsetting Wisconsin. We heard from both head coaches after the game. Jalen Rose said St. Johns is going to have a hard time against Northern Iowa. Luka had 60 last night as the Lakers beat the Heat. The Moment of The Day: Mike Francesa has a hard time finding what time the Hofstra game is.

Gio wonders if there’s anything Boomer hasn’t been to in sports that he feels like he’s got to be at.

Jerry returns with sounds of Siena almost beating Duke, but they ran out of gas. We heard from the Wisconsin head coach after getting upset by High Point University. We heard from Rick Pitino talking about Northern Iowa. Jerry plays ‘What The Hell Is That?’ Sal Licata talked about sitting at a Mets spring training game with Jerry Seinfeld. Carlos Mendoza was asked about Kodai Senga.

If St. John’s loses tonight, would this be considered a ‘disaster’ season? Boomer said they have to make the final four.

Mike Francesa had a hard time finding the time Hofstra plays. Jerry's got the High Point University head coach Flynn Clayman after the upset win, and he was not happy with his team’s ranking. We heard Saint Louis as they went on a 23-0 scoring run in their game against Georgia. We heard the sounds of Luka scoring 60 in their win against the Heat.

Boomer introduced us to ‘fat, drunk Luka’. Gio said now we have ‘custody battle Luka’. Since his custody battle he has been on fire even dropping 60 last night.

Jerry starts with VCU upsetting North Carolina. We heard from the Wisconsin head coach after losing to High Point. In NBA news, the Lakers beat the Heat as Luka had 60 points and LeBron tied the NBA’s games played record. Howie Rose announced his retirement, saying this will be his last year. Jerry went around the NHL for the locals.

Sienna almost takes out Duke. High Point snuffs Wisconsin. Some St. John's preview for tonight.

The Rangers fall to the Devils at MSG, the Nets record a franchise-low half, and we preview St. John’s NCAA path. Jerry celebrates his 52nd birthday with updates on Miami of Ohio, the Andy Dalton trade, and NFL replacement referees, leading into Gio’s prank call to Brandon Tierney and a debate on the Giants’ draft and cap strategy. After mocking the Mets’ small-scale 9-9-9 challenge. and mark Prairie View’s tournament win, we discuss Carson Wentz signing with the Vikings and the Jets' lack of competition for Geno Smith. Finally, Hofstra’s Speedy Claxton joins us for some preview before we do a "Buzz or No Buzz" tournament debate. Jerry's missing breakfast is found and the crew determines the ideal number of family pets to end the show.

The Rangers lose again at MSG to Jack Hughes and the Devils, followed by the Nets’ terrible 24-point first half. We preview St. John’s NCAA tournament path and Gio’s critique of Boomer’s pre-season golf talk with Rick Pitino. Jerry celebrates his 52nd birthday with his first update, covering Miami of Ohio’s win over SMU, Andy Dalton’s trade to the Eagles, NFL replacement referees and hearing the sounds of the Devils' win. We get ready for March Madness with talk of pizzas and prank calls.

We start the hour with Gio’s prank call to Brandon Tierney regarding St. John’s followed by more local NCAA tournament coverage. Jerry’s update features sounds from Miami of Ohio beating SMU and Maxx Crosby’s comments on being traded to the Ravens and then returning to the Raiders. Finally, we look at the lack of 2027 dead cap money for the Jets and Giants and debate the wisdom of the Giants drafting a running back.

Baseball fans are tackling the 9-9-9 challenge of nine beers and nine hot dogs, a trend MLB marketing has turned into a promotion despite the Mets being mocked for their downsized version. Jerry’s update highlights Prairie View’s first NCAA tournament win and a young fan’s critique of the Nets' historic 24-point half. We wrap up with Carson Wentz signing with the Vikings as Boomer notes the Jets' apparent lack of interest in bringing in competition for Geno Smith.

Hofstra coach Speedy Claxton joins the show to discuss the NCAA tournament before a "Buzz or No Buzz" segment about the tourney. Jerry’s final update centers on a missing breakfast from CBS Sports’ Stephen Waldren until AL successfully locates the delivery bag downstairs. To wrap up, the crew debates what constitutes a normal number of pets for a family to have.

The breakfast CBS Sports’ Stephen Waldren sent still had not arrived. AL went downstairs to see if the breakfast was there and he found the bag.

He joins us as his team's getting ready for the NCAA Tournament.

Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of Prairie View winning their first ever NCAA tournament game. The Nets scored a franchise low 24 points in the first half last night, and we heard from a very critical 14 year old from the Brooklyn Boys Show.

9 beers. 9 hot dogs. 9 innings. MLB has been promoting it. The Mets are selling this at games, but the hot dogs are smaller and the beers are small, so they’re getting mocked for it.

Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of Miami of Ohio beating SMU. We heard from Maxx Crosby on getting traded to the Ravens and then going back to the Raiders.

We started the hour playing Gio’s prank phone call to Brandon Tierney from last year about celebrating St. John’s first win in the tournament. We talked more about the NCAA tournament, especially for the locals.

Jerry offers the sounds of Miami of Ohio beating SMU. Andy Dalton was traded to the Eagles, and Boomer wonders if the Jets were in on that. The NFL is looking into replacement referees. We heard Jack Hughes score against the Rangers as the Devils won at MSG.

We start the show talking about St. John's in the tourney and it ends up with Gio accusing Boomer of talking a bit much during a golf outing.

The WFAN team breaks down Team USA's 3-2 loss to Venezuela in the WBC Final, highlighting the offensive struggles of Aaron Judge. The hosts debate whether the loss falls on manager Mark DeRosa's shoulders or if it’s another sign of Judge’s inability to perform in clutch postseason moments.

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The show covers Team USA’s WBC loss to Venezuela including Nolan McLean's outing, followed by Jaylen Waddle’s trade to the Broncos and the Knicks’ win over the Pacers. We touch on NFL tanking ("Hi, Miami"), Kenyon Martin’s podcast drama, and Matt Leinart’s refusal to unretire his USC jersey. Finally, the team analyzes MLB rankings and Aaron Judge’s performance before closing with the Seahawks' season opener and a critique of MetLife Stadium.

The show begins with Venezuela beating a low-offense Team USA in the WBC, plus Gio’s critique of Joe Davis’s commentary regarding Nolan McLean. Jerry has the sounds including Derek Jeter’s praise for the victors, followed by reactions to Jaylen Waddle’s trade to the Broncos and the Knicks’ victory over Indiana led by Josh Hart. Also, Mike Francesa gets confused about Joel Embiid as a college player. We also take calls regarding Team USA’s loss, Aaron Judge’s ability to win, and Mark DeRosa’s management.

The Dolphins’ trade of Jaylen Waddle and signing of Malik Willis leads into a discussion on tanking in sports and the Jets' need for wins under Aaron Glenn. After a caller asks about Spanish Temptation Island, Jerry shares awkward audio involving Kenyon Martin on the Gilbert Arenas podcast. Plus, Team USA’s loss to Venezuela, a big Knicks win over the Pacers in Jalen Brunson’s absence, and Boomer’s complaints about the DMV and airports.

We talk the Knicks' championship "winds" and the NFL draft before Jerry’s update revisits classic Spring Training "wraps." He's got Team USA’s loss to Venezuela, Nolan McLean’s start, and Aaron Judge’s Yankees return, alongside the Knicks’ win over the Pacers. Finally, Boomer’s love for Australian licorice, and Matt Leinart’s refusal to unretire his USC jersey.

We discuss Team USA’s loss to Venezuela and Aaron Judge’s performance before breaking down the current MLB top five rankings featuring the Dodgers and Yankees at the top. Jerry’s final update featuring sounds from the World Baseball Classic, and the Knicks’ victory over the Pacers led by Josh Hart’s standout performance. The hour wraps up with a look at the Seahawks’ Wednesday night season opener, potentially against the Giants, and a discussion regarding the state of MetLife Stadium and the Jets' future location

Jerry returns with the sounds of Venezuela beating Team USA. The Knicks beat the Pacers as Josh Hart had a big night with no Jalen Brunson. Moment of the Day: What does Al always say about children of celebrities?

He validated those who thinks he can't do anything in a big spot, but if he had, Yankees fans would've complained he can't do it for them.

Jerry returns, but first we talk about the old ‘wraps’ that Sweeny Murti & Ed Coleman used to send from Spring Training. Sounds of Venezuela beating Team USA in the WBC. Nolan McLean talked about his start. Aaron Judge was asked if he’s excited to get back to the Yankees. The Knicks beat the Pacers thanks to Josh Hart. Boomer said he loves Australian soft licorice.

Gio wonders if Boomer still feels this way. We transition to a bit of talk on the NFL draft.

Jerry has awkward audio of Kenyon Martin, on the Gilbert Arenas podcast, calling out a behind the scenes person for putting out a video mocking Martin’s speech impediment.

They trade Jaylen Waddle away...but pick up QB Malik Willis?

Jerry starts with the sounds of Venezuela beating Team USA and Derek Jeter saying you have to tip your cap to them, they deserve to be the champs. Jaylen Waddle was traded to the Broncos and Boomer wondered who Malik Willis was going to throw the ball to. The Knicks were without Jalen Brunson, but the Knicks beat Indiana. Mike Francesa got very confused about Embiid as a college player.

Let's face it, the team that really wanted it, won it. We discuss it all.

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It's Gio’s delayed return day from a golf trip. We talk about the Jets trading Justin Fields to the Chiefs as part of a "tear down to build up" strategy. The guys debate the World Baseball Classic’s intensity versus the Olympics and the World Series, Jerry’s updates on Team USA’s championship run, Venezuela’s victory over Italy, plus, Jerry Jones’ defensive improvements. Interspersed with sports are Boomer’s upcoming 65th birthday milestones—including Medicare and ideas for a Life Alert endorsement—all while his garlic tablets create a distinct studio aroma. The program concludes with a St. Patrick’s Day discussion on the "Fighting Irish" name, insights from Rick Pitino, and Gio’s search for the most famous Irish person.

Gio returned from his golf trip a day late following airport delays, leading into a discussion on Team USA facing Venezuela in the World Baseball Classic championship tonight. Gio argued the event lacks Olympic-level intensity due to MLB pitch counts, followed by news on CBS and the NFL renegotiating their TV deal. Jerry’s update featured Venezuela’s win over Italy, Carlos Mendoza’s mixed feelings on Nolan McLean starting, and Chris Russo’s critique of the WBC being on FS1. After hearing from Rick Pitino ahead of the tournament, the hour closed with Gio noticing a garlic scent in the studio.

We started with the Jets trading Justin Fields to the Chiefs for a 2027 pick. Boomer announced his upcoming April 1st enrollment in Medicare and AARP. Jerry’s update featured Danielle McCarten’s "basil" Yankee comparisons. We heard sounds from Venezuela’s WBC win over Italy and comments from Team USA starter Nolan McLean, concluding with a look at potential "age-related" endorsements like Life Alert as Boomer turns 65.

The Jets traded Justin Fields to the Chiefs for a 2027 pick, highlighting Darren Mougey’s "tear down to build up" strategy. We discuss the Giants’ immediate improvements and Adam Schefter’s claim that the Bears are out of money. Jerry’s update features Tommy Lugauer and C-Mac debating Aaron Judge’s comments on the WBC versus the World Series. Tiki Barber weighs in, and we hear sounds from Venezuela’s win over Italy. Also, Jerry Jones on the Cowboys' defensive improvements and a look at why songs and smells trigger specific memories.

The hour begins with a discussion on whether the "Fighting Irish" name is offensive and a look at leprechaun lore, followed by a call from Boomer’s friend regarding Native American team names. Jerry’s update features Venezuela’s WBC win over Italy, Chris Russo’s critique of the WBC on FS1, and preview from Mark DeRosa on the matchup against the Dominican Republic. Plus, Carlos Mendoza’s mixed feelings on Nolan McLean starting and an update on Francisco Alvarez. We hear from Rick Pitino before crowning Boomer’s garlic scent as the Moment of the Day. Finally, a preview of Nolan McLean starting the WBC championship for Team USA and Gio’s search for the most famous Irish person.

Jerry final update of the day and starts with the sounds of Venezuela beating Italy yesterday & Chris Russo didn’t like the WBC being on FS1 as ‘Craig Carton ruined that’. Team USA manager Mark DeRosa talked about the game against the Dominican Republic. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza was asked about McLean pitching and how Alvarez is doing. Rick Pitino talked about getting ready for the tournament. A little NBA stuff too. The Moment of The Day: Boomer smells like garlic.

Al Dukes once wondered if Notre Dame would have to change their name because ‘Fighting Irish’ could be offensive. We also talked about leprechauns. Happy St. Patrick's Day.

Jerry starts with Tommy Lugauer yelling about Aaron Judge’s comments saying the WBC is better than the World Series, while C-Mac doesn’t like comparing the WBC to the World Series. We heard the sounds of Venezuela beating Italy in the WBC. Jerry Jones talked about how they improved the defense in the offseason.

Darren Mougey is doing his job of tearing down before building up. Giants look like they want to win starting now.

Jerry's update starts with McCartan comparing a few young Yankee players to picking basil. We heard the sounds of Venezuela beating Italy in the WBC. We heard from Nolan McLean as he starts tonight for Team USA.

Callers check in with health advice for the aging Boomer Esiason right as he's signing up for Medicare & an AARP subscription.

Jerry's first update starts with the sounds of Venezuela beating Italy to head to the WBC championship game. Carlos Mendoza has ‘mixed feelings’ about Nolan McLean starting tonight for Team USA. Chris Russo didn’t like the WBC being on FS1 as ‘Craig Carton ruined that’. We heard from Rick Pitino as they get ready for the tournament.

The guys are both back and Gio said the WBC is not as good as the Olympics because MLB pitchers are on pitch counts.

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The best conversations about Team USA's wild win over the Dominican Republic from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Carton Show. Plus, reacting to Aaron Judge saying the World Baseball Classic atmosphere is "bigger and better" than the World Series'.

With Gio stuck in Florida, Boomer and Jerry open the show covering Team USA’s WBC victory and St. John’s Big East title before Boomer recounts a miserable flight fueled by canned wine. They pivot to the Jets' trade for Geno Smith and the Knicks' comeback win over the Warriors, while C-Lo highlights Aaron Judge’s tournament praise and Tommy Lugauer’s heated clash with a caller. The discussion continues with the Knicks' playoff outlook, the NBA’s season length, and Rick Pitino’s reaction to St. John’s NCAA seeding. Finally, the guys react to Craig Carton calling Boomer a “compiler,” break down Daniel Jones’ big contract, and close with the latest on Gio’s airport ordeal.

With Gio stuck in Florida, Boomer and Jerry open the show by breaking down Team USA’s World Baseball Classic victory over the Dominican Republic and St. John’s Big East title win over UConn. C-Lo joins for his first update featuring Roman Anthony’s home run, Aaron Judge’s high praise for the WBC atmosphere, and Friday’s NCAA tournament slate for the local teams. Finally, Boomer recounts a rough flight home in a middle seat fueled by questionable canned wine.

Boomer and Jerry discuss the Jets' trade for Geno Smith, acknowledging Frank Reich’s upcoming plan and the possibility of adding Carson Wentz. C-Lo’s update features Aaron Judge’s defensive highlights and a heated exchange between Tommy Lugauer and an annoyed caller. After covering the Knicks' comeback victory over the Warriors, the show features a frustrated Minnesota weatherman who reminds Jerry of Al Dukes, Gio’s travel woes in Florida and Boomer’s late-night return home.

A look at the Knicks' playoff outlook and their favorable schedule to catch Detroit, followed by a discussion on why the NBA won’t shorten its season. C-Lo has sounds from Team USA’s WBC win over the Dominican Republic, featuring Aaron Judge’s praise for the tournament atmosphere, plus, Rick Pitino’s post-Big East title comments. Also, an ESPN shoutout to Eddie Scozzare. The hour concludes with Gio’s update from his nine-hour airport ordeal and a caller’s theory that the NCAA is intentionally slighting St. John’s due to Rick Pitino.

Craig Carton called Boomer a “compiler” for his record-breaking WFAN tenure, leading to a discussion on their respective histories at the station. C-Lo’s final update includes a caller’s tribute to Matthew Schaefer, Team USA’s win and Tommy Lugauer’s heated debate over Aaron Judge’s comments on the WBC. Plus, Carlos Mendoza’s thoughts on Francisco Lindor, the Knicks’ comeback victory against the Warriors, Jim Irsay’s memorabilia auction and Daniel Jones’ massive contract. Also, a “Moment of the Day” featuring an alligator and canned wine, a final check-on Gio’s travel status, and Jerry’s story about geese fighting on the golf course.

The Knicks beat the Warriors, who were without any of their good players, but had to come back down 21 to win. We talked about all the money Jim Irsay’s family made by auctioning off a lot of his music memorabilia. Daniel Jones got a huge payday last week when Boomer was off. The Moment of The Day: An alligator attitude with a gun & a can of wine.

Craig Carton called Boomer surpassing Imus for most shows by a host in the morning at WFAN, a ‘compiler’. We talked about Boomer’s 18-19 years here and Carton’s 3 different shows on the station.

C-Lo with the sounds of Team USA beating the Dominican Republic and Aaron Judge who talked about the atmosphere being bigger and better than the World Series. We heard from Rick Pitino after winning the Big East. Eddie Scozzare got a mention on an ESPN college hoops broadcast.

We talked about the NBA regular season being too long, but they won’t cut games because they're pulling in too much cash.

C-Lo starts with the sounds of Team USA beating the Dominican Republic. Tommy Lugauer annoyed the listeners by taking a shot at Judge, so a caller yelled at him and he yelled back. The Knicks came back to beat a bad Warriors team at the Garden.

Boomer's thoughts on the Jets bringing in Geno Smith and what they can do with the veteran QB. We also took a St. John's call.

C-Lo is here with the sounds of Team USA’s win as Roman Anthony homered. Aaron Judge talked about the atmosphere being bigger and better than the World Series. All the locals play Friday in the NCAA tournament. Boomer had to sit in the middle seat on his flight home and he drank canned wine. Sad.

Boomer & Jerry today and they start the show with the WBC and Team USA past the Dominican Republic and into the final game. Then it's on to the Red Storm stomping on the Huskies.

Listen to the best interviews of the week, including Carl Banks, Metta World Peace and Pat Monahan of Train.

Chris McMonigle predicts Giancarlo Stanton will have a big year and a breakout season from Ben Rice. Plus, Willie Colon on Stanton’s health and how he likely approaches the season (11:57); C-Mac and Craig Carton discuss the fallout to Judge striking out in a big spot in the WBC (17:52); Evan Roberts reflects on the Joba Chamberlain saga and how the Yankees should handle Carlos LaGrange (35:47).

The Giants had a busy week, but a veteran minimum signing garnered the most attention in the re-signing of Evan Neal. Craig Carton ripped the move, while Evan couldn't believe the headline when he saw it on social media. Plus, Craig and C-Mac are stunned that the Colts are paying Daniel Jones big-time money.

The Jets have brought back Geno Smith as their starting quarterback, and Craig Carton went on an epic tirade lamenting the move. Plus, Evan Roberts is not happy with the decision, while Willie Colon, Smith's former teammate, breaks down how Smith was in the locker room and if he can regain his Seahawks form.

Willie Colon and Gio react to Geno Smith’s return to the New York Jets. Plus, Boomer and Gio on the Jets’ trade for Minkah Fitzpatrick (19:39); more on Geno Smith and reaction to Mike Francesa saying the Manning family will stop Arch from going to the Jets (27:58); Willie and Jerry Recco on expectations for the Giants and Jets following free agency (42:23); Willie and Gio on the Ravens backing out of the Maxx Crosby trade (56:40); reaction to the Mets planning to retire Carlos Beltran’s number (1:06:01)

A packed show with lots of different stuff today. We started with Geno Smith hyped to be playing with the Jets or anywhere. How will the Jets fare this year? C-Lo spends the show bouncing around from Mike Francesa's prediction that Arch Manning will be a Jet to the Wink v. Woody argument. Plus, Mark DeRosa keeps trying to explain as does Bam about his 83-point game, a Red Storm win and a Rutgers loss, and Kyler Murray off to the Vikings. Jerry and Willie also talk partying NFL players, the popularity of the WBC outside the US, and Bryce Huff's odd retirement. Lots of other stuff too both amusing and interesting.

It's Jerry and Willie today starting with a matured Geno Smith ready to take on the Jets QB job. How will the Jets fare this year? C-Lo is turning 40 but has time to bring us those Geno quotes. He's also got Mike Francesa predicting that Arch Manning will be a Jet. Also, Mark DeRosa just can't get his story straight. Finally, a caller is not thrilled with Geno and brings receipts.

The Pats partied rather hearty after their AFC Championship Win - so much so that the cops had to be called. Willie is not thrilled with players who party too hard but then can't play hard on the field. A caller praises Jerry before C-Lo brings us a couple of football notes including Wink Martindale blaming Woody Johnson for not being the DC. Also, some sad Jerry calls from the Rutgers loss. Eddie threatens to leave if the Kickoff to Summer show is made too much about him. Plus, Jerry on sleepy Uber drivers.

We started the hour with callers regarding staying awake during long drives before diving into how the WBC is quite popular with non-US countries. C-Lo pops in with more from the Wink v. Woody saga, including Willie's agreeing with the midday show over Carton. Also, Pat Riccard is a John Harbaugh loyalist, Kyler Murray is off to the Vikings, and Mark DeRosa is still explaining. We end the hour with the Jets long drought of good tight ends, and which all-time great films we've seen.

Loads of different stuff this hour starting with the Mets retiring Carlos Beltran's number, followed by Bryce Huff's surprise (and surprising) retirement announcement. C-Lo is in with a Red Storm win and Bam Adebayo's defense of his 83-point game. C-Lo covers all the bases and gets to a Moment of the Day featuring Willie's random thoughts. Then we get serious with the insanity of the Darron Lee story. Plus, we end on a good note as an influencer raised enough money so a DoorDash driver could retire.

C-Lo's got audio from that St. John's Red Storm win. Julio Rodriguez would rather win the WBC than the World Series. Also, Bam Adebayo and Eric Spoelstra defend Bam's 83-point game. Plus, a Willie's random thoughts Moment of the Day.

The Mets are set to retire Carlos Beltran's number this year. Plus, the Niners' Bryce Huff announces his retirement to go work in...fire suppression?

C-Lo's back and getting into the Wink Vs. Woody talk. Willie is more on board with what the midday show thinks than what Craig Carton believes. Also, Pat Riccard hearts John Harbaugh, Kyler Murray to the Vikings, and Mark DeRosa is still explaining himself.

There is clearly a lot of excitement outside the US, from fans and players, about the WBC.

Caller praises Jerry - which is nice for Jerry. C-Lo with Wink Martindale blaming Woody for his not being DC. Also some Giants notes as well.

Willie doesn't like players who party a lot but don't perform on the field.

Geno Smith says he's got years left in the NFL. Mike Francesa predicts Arch Manning to Jets. Mark DeRosa not quite sure about what happened with Team USA.

Geno said the right things and seems like he's got a mature attitude. What can the Jets do next season?

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With Boomer and Gio out, and Jerry having connection difficulties, Willie and C-Lo kick off the show discussing the Knicks' shaky win in Utah, and Jerry’s travel struggles on his way to Chicago. The conversation shifts to the Giants' addition of Isaiah Likely, the Jets' offseason ceiling, and a look at the Yankees’ Spring Training success. The Ravens pivot to Trey Hendrickson following the failed Maxx Crosby trade. They discuss Mike Breen's comments on Knicks inconsistencies, and Vinny Pasquantino’s WBC performance. Finally, after debating Giancarlo Stanton’s health and reminiscing about jiu-jitsu, the show wraps up with a breakdown of O-line draft prospects and the possibility of an NFL Thanksgiving Eve game.

With Boomer and Gio out and Jerry in Chicago, Willie and C-Lo kick off the show following Gio’s vacation mode yesterday. The duo discuss the Knicks' shaky win in Utah before Rami Lavi fills in for the first update with sound from the Knicks and Jerry’s Rutgers call. Jerry is finally on the line to detail his travel struggles and a lengthy need for a restroom on his way to Chicago.

The Giants brought in Isaiah Likely. Could the Giants compete for the NFC East title? The Jets have had a good offseason, but what is their ceiling this year? Jerry is tired of the midwest weather. C-Lo is back with more highlights, Dellin Betances is not doing great as a YES analyst, but the Yankees look great. Cam Skattebo introduced himself to John Harbaugh in a way only he could. Finally, can John Harbaugh solve all the Giants problems?

We react to the Ravens backing out of the Maxx Crosby trade and their subsequent pivot to Trey Hendrickson, which feels like a panic move. After a call from Willie’s cousin, C-Lo returns with Mike Breen’s audio on the Knicks' inconsistencies, Vinny Pasquantino discusses the WBC and his espresso consumption, followed by Ravens GM Eric DeCosta on the Crosby trade and Jerry’s thoughts on Bam Adebayo’s 83 points. Finally, a caller shares the "great vibe" at the WBC in Miami despite Team USA’s underwhelming performance.

Giancarlo Stanton looks locked in this Spring Training, though Willie questions his ability to stay healthy. After Jerry and Willie reminisce about their jiu-jitsu days and various workouts, C-Lo returns with Spring Training audio. Vinny Pasquantino sends a message to Team USA while Aaron Nola remains indifferent, followed by a look at Rhode Island hockey’s emotional win. Finally, Willie breaks down NFL Draft O-line prospects and considers the possibility of an NFL Thanksgiving Eve game.

Jerry and Willie talk about their jiu-jitsu days and different workouts.

Stanton looks locked-in this Spring Training. Why can't he stay healthy?

C-Lo is back and has audio from Mike Breen talking about the Knicks inconsistencies. Jerry wonders how Mikal Bridges can be so hot and cold. Vinny Pasquantino talks about advancing in WBC and the overconsumption of espresso after his homers.

Ravens backed out and decided on Trey Hendrickson. Was it a panic move?

C-Lo is back with more highlights. Dellin Betances is not doing great as a YES analyst, but the Yankees look great. Cam Skattebo introduced himself to John Harbaugh in a way only he could.

Could the Giants compete for the NFC East title? The Jets have had a good offseason, but what is their ceiling this year?

Rami Lavi filled in on the first update of the day, he brings us sound from the Knicks win and Jerry’s call of the Rutgers win in Chicago.

Knicks beat Utah but it don't come easy.

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With Boomer out, Gio and Willie Colon dive into the Jets' trade for Geno Smith and the shortcomings of the World Baseball Classic compared to the Olympics. The conversation shifts to the Ravens backing out of the Maxx Crosby deal and Bam Adebayo’s historic 83-point performance before touching on the legacy of former Jet Matt Snell. Between discussions on Gio’s upcoming golf trip, the guys cover Hofstra’s NCAA tournament berth and Mark DeRosa’s management of Team USA. The show wraps up with breaking news of Trey Hendrickson signing with the Ravens, Craig Carton’s “compiler” jab at Boomer, and a preview of tomorrow’s broadcast with Jerry Recco and Willie Colon.

With Boomer out, Gio and Willie Colon kick off the morning by discussing the Jets' surprising trade to bring back Geno Smith before he could hit free agency. Willie shares insights from his time as Geno’s teammate. C-Lo steps in for Jerry to revisit the infamous moment Todd Bowles announced Geno's broken jaw. After hearing Keith Hernandez’s reaction to the news, Willie explains why the Jets finally have a competent quarterback again. Team USA manager Mark DeRosa has a premature celebration regarding the quarterfinals and wrap up the hour debating why the World Baseball Classic still trails the Olympics.

The hour starts with a look at Team USA’s approach to the World Baseball Classic and why resting players prevents them from playing to their full potential. The conversation then shifts to the Ravens backing out of the Maxx Crosby deal which sends ripples through the off-season. C-Lo’s got Geno Smith’s return to the Jets and his interest in working with Aaron Glenn. After highlighting Bam Adebayo’s historic 83-point performance, the hour concludes with a caller discussing the passing of former Jet Matt Snell and his 1970s fallout with the organization.

Callers weigh in on the need for more Team USA support in the WBC and a potential reunion for Gio’s high school band, Jalapeno Dream. As Gio prepares for a post-show golf trip, he praises the simple joy of an airport beer and reflects on Al’s entertaining personality after a few drinks. C-Lo’s covers Team USA manager Mark DeRosa’s thoughts on Nolan McLean, Aaron Judge’s game-ending strikeout, and Hofstra’s victory over Monmouth to secure an NCAA tournament berth. To close out the hour, the guys listen to Al Cintron’s struggle to power through the final moments of a marathon overnight shift.

Breaking news kicks off the hour as Trey Hendrickson signs with the Ravens following the nixed Maxx Crosby trade. Callers sound off on Team USA manager Mark DeRosa and Gio’s golfing habits. C-Lo’s update covers Hofstra’s NCAA tournament berth and Craig Carton’s "compiler" comments toward Boomer. After the "Moment of the Day" regarding shifting blame, the show wraps up with a look at tomorrow's lineup featuring Jerry Recco in Chicago and Willie Colon in New York.

C-Lo returns and starts with the sounds of Hofstra beating Monmouth to punch their ticket to the NCAA tournament. Craig Carton called Boomer a ‘compiler’ as he passed Imus for the longest tenured morning show host at WFAN. The Moment of The Day: Always blaming the black man.

We took a couple of calls on Team USA manager Mark DeRosa and neither of them were complimentary. Then a bit more about the Maxx Crosby thing from the same caller.

C-Lo starts with Team USA manager Mark DeRosa talking about Nolan McLean and then we hear the calls as Aaron Judge struck out to end the game. Hofstra beat Monmouth to punch their ticket to the NCAA tournament.

Since it can't all be serious, a caller wants to get Gio’s high school band, Jalapeno Dream, back together. Gio is going on a golf trip after the show today and he said the airport beer is one of the best. Gio talked about how good of a time Al is when he has some drinks.

We hear from Geno Smith about coming back to the Jets. He sounds like he really wants to be here but Gio doesn’t believe it. He seems very into working with Aaron Glenn. Bam Adebayo scored 83 points last night for the most points ever in a game behind Wilt Chamberlain. Plus, some college hoops scores too.

The Ravens are backing out of the Maxx Crosby deal. This has ripple effects now because it was one of the early moves in this offseason process.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and starts with a flashback of Todd Bowles saying Geno had his jaw broken by a teammate. We heard Keith Hernandez and Steve Gelbs on the call when the Geno news broke. Team USA manager Mark DeRosa was talking pregame about resting some players because ‘our ticket’s punched to the quarter-finals’. He was incorrect.

Gio & Willie Colon (sitting in for Boomer) discuss the news that Geno Smith is rejoining the Jets. Here's the whole first segment because there's tons of Jets talk going on here with someone who knows.

Today’s show tracked the evolving NFL landscape, shifting from defensive moves and the "bread crumbs" pointing toward Kirk Cousins joining the Jets to former Ravens like Isaiah Likely signing with the Giants. Amidst discussions on the cancellation of Atlanta’s "Magic City Monday," we covered the Knicks’ back-to-back losses to L.A. teams and celebrated Boomer becoming the longest-tenured morning man in WFAN history. Also, Aaron Judge’s home run for Team USA in the WBC, the Rangers’ victory over the Flyers, and an enthusiastic student call from Hofstra’s win over Towson. We've also got Chris McMonigle singing with Train’s Pat Monahan, the morning concluded with Gio’s Chris Russo impression and Jerry’s plan to navigate potential TSA travel issues caused by the government shutdown.

The NFL offseason kicked off with the Jets focusing on defense, the QB conversation shifted from Carson Wentz yesterday to Kirk Cousins today. Breece Hall took to social media unhappy about the franchise tag. Jerry’s first update covering the Knicks' loss to the Clippers, Chris McMonigle joined Train’s Pat Monahan for a rendition of “Drops of Jupiter, Team USA’s win over Mexico featuring an Aaron Judge home run, and the Rangers defeated the Flyers. The hour closed with a discussion on potholes and manhole explosions.

Former Ravens joining the Giants, followed by Boomer’s "bread crumbs" pointing toward Kirk Cousins for the Jets. Jerry’s update covered Isaiah Likely following John Harbaugh to the Giants, a recap of league-wide moves, and the Knicks’ second straight loss. Also, an excited woman calling a marathon finish, Tommy Lugauer screaming at Paul from Yonkers, and the Rangers’ victory over the Flyers. The hour closed with Adam Silver canceling the Atlanta Hawks' "Magic City Monday" promotion.

Kirk Cousins is increasingly linked to the Jets quarterback spot. A caller approves of the canceled Atlanta strip club celebration and Dan in Carteret notes Boomer is now the longest-tenured morning man in WFAN history. The US Open Championship trophy is in-studio for a visit. Jerry covers the Knicks' loss to the Clippers, a Nets win, and Noah Eagle calling a thrilling OKC victory over the Nuggets. Aaron Judge homers for Team USA and an enthusiastic student call of Hofstra’s win over Towson. We conclude with Boomer quizzing Gio on US Open winners.

A lull in NFL moves before a caller's suggestion for the Atlanta Hawks to host the "Hawk Tuah" girl. Then, callers on potential Jets and Giants moves including a fan's plea to bring back Mike White. Jerry’s has new Giants tight end Isaiah Likely’s praise for John Harbaugh, the Knicks' second straight loss to the Clippers, Aaron Judge’s home run in Team USA’s WBC win over Mexico and David Stearns’ assessment of the Mets’ defensive shifts. The "Moment of the Day" featured Gio’s Chris Russo impression regarding the Magic City strip club, and the hour closed with Jerry facing potential TSA delays due to the government shutdown and his backup plan to drive to Chicago.

Jerry starts with the Giants newest TE, Isaiah Likely, loving him some John Harbaugh. The Knicks lost their second straight, Aaron Judge homered for Team USA as they beat Mexico in the WBC, and David Stearns met the media and was asked about how it’s going so far with the players who changed positions. Moment of The Day: Gio, as Chris Russo, about the Magic City strip club.

Calls on moves the Jets and Giants should make and one caller wants Mike White back for the Jets.

Jerry went around the NBA including the Nets win and Noah Eagle on the call as OKC beat the Nuggets in a fantastic finish. Aaron Judge homered for Team USA over Mexico. Hofstra beat Towson and we heard the very excited student call.

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Jerry starts with Isaiah Likely, who is following John Harbaugh from the Ravens to the Giants, then goes around the NFL and all the moves that happened yesterday. The Knicks lost their second straight, this time to the Clippers in L.A. Paul in Yonkers called Tommy Lugauer last night and Tommy screamed at him. The Rangers beat the Flyers in Philadelphia.

We talked about the players the Giants got that were former Ravens under John Harbaugh. Boomer’s bread crumbs this morning all lead to Kirk Cousins for the Jets.

Jerry is here for his first update with the Knicks loss to the Clippers. Yesterday on the Carton Show, Pat Monahan from Train was in and Chris McMonigle sang ‘Drops of Jupiter’ with him. Team USA beat Mexico as Aaron Judge homered. The Rangers beat the Flyers in Philadelphia. Hofstra beat Towson.

Yesterday it looked like Carson Wentz, today not so much. Also, unhappy Breece Hall is unhappy.

The Jets make a splash as the NFL’s free agent tampering period began on Monday. Boomer Esiason and Greg Giannoti react live to the breaking news that the Jets acquired Minkah Fitzpatrick in a trade with the Dolphins. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber give their take on what this means for the Jets while Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle with their thoughts on the Jets’ busy day.

Today’s show spanned massive NFL shakeups, from Maxx Crosby’s trade to the Ravens to the breaking news of the Jets acquiring Minkah Fitzpatrick and exploring QB options like Carson Wentz. We tracked Jayson Tatum’s return to the Celtics, the Knicks' rollercoaster weekend against the Lakers and Nuggets, and the formation of a new college sports commission. Along the way, the crew hit on Pete Hoffman’s travel drama, Chris McMonigle’s podcast prank, and Terry Pendleton’s "wind cheating" allegations against the Twins. Plus, highlights from the World Baseball Classic, Aaron Boone’s feelings on Juan Soto’s move to the Mets, and a skeptical look at the origin of "National Days."

We opened with the Maxx Crosby trade to the Ravens and talked into the Jets' quarterback puzzle, where Boomer dropped hints that suggest Carson Wentz or Jacoby Brissett could be the move. Jerry’s first update had an emotional Crosby reflecting on his trade, a look at the Knicks’ inconsistent weekend, the Nets’ upset over the Pistons and college basketball highlights. Plus, World Baseball Classic homers from Aaron Judge and Juan Soto & we discussed affordable QB options for the Jets.

We began with Jayson Tatum’s return to the Celtics following his Achilles injury, and Gio’s "Buzz/No Buzz" segment for celebrities at the Knicks/Lakers game. The spotlight then shifted to Pete Hoffman, who is under fire for a potential missed shift after traveling to Port St. Lucie, and a look ahead to Eddie’s retirement in two and a half months. Jerry’s update featured Craig Carton’s ultimatum to Pete, a prank played on Chris McMonigle regarding a fake medication, and Maxx Crosby’s transition from the Raiders to the Ravens. We concluded with a debate on celebrity travel complaints and Gio’s dilemma regarding his upcoming golf trip.

Trade buzz around Kayvon Thibodeaux, Boomer’s take on Trey Hendrickson possibly landing with the Cowboys and other free agent talk. Jerry updates Pete Hoffman’s travels and Maxx Crosby’s move to the Ravens. Plus, the Knicks’ loss to the LeBron-less Lakers, Tom Izzo’s reaction to a controversial play against Michigan, and C-Mac naming his podcast after an Aaron Boone catchphrase. We wrapped up by questioning the origin of "National Days" for everything.

We lead with President Trump’s new commission to save college sports, focusing on the impact of NIL money and the transfer portal. Breaking news of the Jets trading for Minkah Fitzpatrick, and Maxx Crosby’s thoughts on joining the Ravens. The hour continues with Luka’s reaction to the Lakers beating the Knicks, and a preview of tonight’s WBC matchup between the USA and Mexico. We also cover Aaron Boone’s feelings on Juan Soto choosing the Mets and Terry Pendleton’s claims about the Twins manipulating stadium wind, before wrapping up with our Moment of the Day featuring C-Mac’s fake commercial and more on the big Fitzpatrick trade.

The Jets are trading for Minkah Fitzpatrick. We heard from Maxx Crosby on going from the Raiders to the Ravens. Luka talked about the Lakers beating the Knicks yesterday. In the WBC tonight, USA takes on Mexico. Evan Roberts talked to Aaron Boone and asked if it still bothers him that Juan Soto chose the Mets over the Yankees. Moment of The Day: C-Mac tricked into reading a fake ED commercial.

President Trump put together a commission regarding college sports and it was an impressive group of people. We talked about NIL money and the transfer portal.

Jerry returns with a Pete Hoffman travel update, Maxx Crosby going from the Raiders to the Ravens, & the Knicks loss to the Lakers without LeBron James. Tom Izzo talked about one of his players kicking a Michigan player in the balls. C-Mac is naming his podcast after Aaron Boone saying ‘Go Get ‘Em’.

Kayvon Thibadeaux potential trade talk though Boomer thought that would have happened already. What about Geno Smith coming back to the Jets? We talked about all the big free agents available.

Jerry has the sounds of Craig Carton telling Pete Hoffman his job is on the line if he doesn’t make it back for today’s show. CMac also got pranked into reading a fake ad.

We go through the celebs who showed up and decide whether they have it or not.

Jerry's here with Maxx Crosby talking about his trade. The Knicks weird weekend as they dominated the Nuggets on Friday and then couldn’t shoot against the Lakers yesterday. Luka talked about beating the Knicks. The Nets upset the Pistons in Detroit, college basketball highlights, and both Judge & Soto homer in the WBC.

Nothing for sure but Boomer is leaning in that direction. Maybe a birdy told him.

Evan & Tiki react to comments from Ron Darling about the Mets rotation and whether or not they should start with a 5- or 6-man rotation. Plus, Evan & Tiki on the contrived Soto Shuffle ‘controversy’ (20:34); Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle revisit the Roger Clemens-Mike Piazza incident with a shocking defense of Clemens (37:17); Boomer & Gio on Freddy Peralta getting the nod for Opening Day.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle discuss whether or not the Knicks have become a better team under Mike Brown vs. Tom Thibodeau. Plus, Craig and C-Mac react to comments from David Fizdale that the team was tanking during his tenure (20:43); Evan and Tiki on how the Knicks play against elite teams (40:02), and their reaction to the loss to the Thunder and the replay factor (55:42); Boomer & Gio react to the Thunder loss (1:13:534) and the Fizdale comments (1:22:48).

With NFL free agency closing in, Craig Carton wonders if the Giants are poised to make major additions in year one under John Harbaugh. Plus, is the noise around the running back position a smokescreen, or could Big Blue really draft Jeremiyah Love at No. 5? Evan wonders if Maxx Crosby could make sense for a blockbuster move, and makes the case for signing Kenneth Walker III.

Is Kyler Murray a fit for the Jets as their next starting quarterback? Boomer and Gio aren't sure he is what Frank Reich is looking for, while Evan Roberts would be open to the addition. Plus, Craig Carton wants NO part of Tua Tagovailoa, and SNY's Connor Hughes gives the latest on the Murray rumors.

Boomer & Gio discuss who could potentially be the Jets QB at the start of the 2026 season. Plus, Boomer & Gio entertain Kyler Murray as an option for the Jets (10:15); the guys react to C-Mac's passionate defense of Roger Clemens' infamous bat-throwing incident (19:31); Boomer & Gio get into a debate about social media influencers (29:43); Boomer on his new favorite Knicks player (44:50), and the guys on the NFL Combine's popularity (53:21),

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The morning kicked off with the Bears releasing Tremaine Edmunds and a debate over social media’s influence on team narratives. Also, ex-college basketball player Jarred Shaw’s imprisonment in Indonesia reminds Gio of a TV show, and a look at Jets quarterback trade ideas involving JJ McCarthy and Kirk Cousins. Plus, Russell Westbrook’s media confrontation, Ian Eagle’s historic call of LeBron James breaking the field goal record, and Michelle Beadle’s critique of Luke Kornet's stance on women. Jerry's also got NHL highlights, Juan Soto’s World Baseball Classic comments, and Draymond Green’s defense of Magic City. The show also included a mix of NFL tampering discussions, the coaching turnover for Jalen Hurts, and the bizarre story of Phillies broadcaster Ben Davis choosing to avoid the ER after a chainsaw accident.

The Bears set the stage for a potential Maxx Crosby signing by releasing Tremaine Edmunds. Then, Boomer and Gio battle over social media influencers' team commentary. Jerry’s got NFL moves before pivoting to the Nuggets' victory over the Lakers, Michelle Beadle’s critique of Luke Kornet, Draymond Green’s take on Magic City as "art," and local NHL highlights. The hour closed with the story of Phillies broadcaster Ben Davis bypassing the ER after a gruesome chainsaw injury.

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.

Also, where would the draft picks be best used. We throw in some Giants talk too.

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Boomer and Jerry open the show with the Knicks’ defensive win over the Spurs before C-Lo highlights a Rutgers road victory and an Islanders win where Matthew Schaefer earned Wayne Gretzky comparisons. The NFL Draft talk follows with a look at the Jets' quarterback needs. We also discuss the undefeated UConn women’s season. After a call from a former homeless listener in Florida, the conversation shifts to Giants draft targets, an SNL clip featuring Jack Hughes, and Kevin Willard’s memories of working under Rick Pitino. Plus, Boomer’s divided Rangers-Islanders family, the Mets’ decision to start Freddy Peralta on Opening Day over Nolan McLean, and Ron Darling’s wild stories of attending bar mitzvahs. We even talk the World Baseball Classic.

Gio's out one more day, so Boomer and Jerry open with the Knicks' dominant defensive win over the Spurs at MSG before C-Lo checks in with the highlights. Also, Jerry’s call of a big Rutgers road win over Maryland, Matthew Schaefer’s scoring streak for Isles, Boomer reacts to the Mets choosing Freddy Peralta as the Opening Day starter. Finally, Jerry’s trip to Maryland, where he tracked down Boomer’s plaque and swapped stories with his former classmates.

The hour begins with NFL draft talk and the Jets' search for a quarterback, with Boomer evaluating candidates like Kirk Cousins, Deshaun Watson, and Andy Dalton. C-Lo shares highlights from the Knicks’ victory & the UConn women’s undefeated season under Geno Auriemma. Plus, a call from a listener in Florida before closing with a look at the NFL combine and John Harbaugh’s run-first coaching philosophy.

A caller suggests the Giants draft the kicker from Hawaii followed by a question on whether Boomer would root for Matthew Schaefer and the Islanders if the Rangers are out. C-Lo has highlights of Schaefer and the Islanders, plus, an SNL clip featuring Jack Hughes, Hilary Knight, and the actor from Heated Rivalry, and Villanova coach Kevin Willard’s memories of the tough work environment under Rick Pitino. We finish up with the Knicks' balanced win and guessing the Jets' Opening Day starter.

A caller reminds Boomer that his grandkids are destined to be lifelong Islanders fans. The Freddy Peralta versus Nolan McLean debate and World Baseball Classic. C-Lo has Ty Simpson on Glenn & Reich, Ron Darling’s stories of bar mitzvahs, Phil Simms and exotic animals, and Jameis Winston at an IndyCar race. The Moment of the Day features a former New Yorker singing "Cool Names" followed by a final debate on the McLean vs. Paul Skenes we won't get.

C-Lo's got Ty Simpson talking about Aaron Glenn and Frank Reich. Ron Darling talked about doing appearances at bar mitzvah’s. He did one with Phil Simms and exotic animals. Jameis Winston and his son went to an Indycar race in Florida and C-Lo has the clips.

We were hoping Nolan McClain. Also, is Jerry into the World Baseball Classic.

We heard the clip from SNL involving the actor from ‘Heated Rivalry’ and Jack Hughes and Hilary Knight. Villanova head coach Kevin Willard talked about working with Rick Pitino in the past and it sounded like a tough work environment.

A caller wants the kicker from Hawaii for the Giants and Jerry wonders when you pick a kicker in the draft if you really like a guy. A caller wonders if Boomer will root for Matthew Schaefer and the Islanders if the Rangers aren’t in the playoffs.

The UConn women went undefeated this season and we talked about Geno Auriemma. A guy called from Florida who said when he was homeless in NY, he would listen to us.

We start with what the Jets need to look for in the draft for their needs and move on to who they could possible bring in as a QB.

C-Lo starts with the sounds of that Knicks win. We heard our own Jerry Recco on the call as Rutgers beat Maryland by 4 on the road. Matthew Schaefer scored again as the Islanders beat the Panthers. Boomer wanted Nolan McLean to start opening day for the Mets instead of Freddy Peralta.

Knicks win back to back games with a great combo of defense and spreading the ball around.

Evan, Tiki & Shaun Morash on the latest power dynamics of the Giants front office. Plus, Shaun and Tiki react to Joe Schoen’s comments from the NFL Combine (21:51); Craig Carton on whether or not Schoen is truly running the show (41:38); Craig on a potential Giants smokescreen with their reported interest in Jeremiah Love (51:40).

Evan & Tiki and Shaun Morash react to the Jets trading Jermaine Johnson to the Titans. Plus, Shaun and Tiki discuss Jets rumors (10:51); Craig Carton on Aaron Glenn’s ‘superpower’ (19:27); Boomer, Gio and Jerry on Glenn receiving an ‘A’ rating from the players (41:20); Boomer & Gio on the Jets’ QB needs (57:06).

As Pete Alonso flexes his power at Orioles spring training, Boomer & Gio wonder if any regret from the Mets will start to sink in. Plus, Evan & Tiki react to comments from Daryl Strawberry who says Alonso will be the one who regrets leaving New York (12:04); Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber on the Mets choosing Freddy Peralta over Nolan McLean to start Opening Day (30:42); a caller asks Evan about Joe Benigno’s anger toward the Mets (54:43)

Karl-Anthony Towns only attempted five shots from the field in an embarrassing loss to the Cavaliers, and Craig Carton wonders if Jalen Brunson deserves more of the blame. Plus, Boomer Esiason points the finger at Mike Brown, wondering if the Knicks made a mistake in firing Tom Thibodeau.

Giancarlo Stanton told NJ.com that it hurts his elbows to simply open a bag of potato chips, and that set off Craig Carton and Shaun Morash, though Chris McMonigle believes it's a nothing story. Plus, all the reaction to the Yanks announcing that they will retire CC Sabathia's number this season.

Boomer & Gio react to the US men’s ice hockey team beating Canada for its first gold medal since 1980. Plus, a look at who the top players are in this year’s NFL draft (9:36); Boomer, Gio and Jerry react to soundbites from the NFL Scouting Combine (24:53); CC Sabathia’s number to be retired (41:03); how the ABS challenge system is faring in spring training (54:34); Gio is getting a weird vibe from the Knicks (1:12:17).

Boomer and Jerry highlight New York’s rising stars like Matthew Schaefer and Jaxson Dart before diving into Brady Tkachuk’s AI video drama and Aaron Glenn’s viral combine moment. The guys analyze the latest NFLPA team grades, and discuss how corporate mergers might impact NFL broadcast rights on CBS. The conversation shifts to the Jets' quarterback spending, the Yankees’ projected standings, and Merrill Kelly’s tax-based free agency move, followed by a song parody about Al’s dog and a debate on tipping service workers. Finally, the show recaps a Rangers overtime collapse and Gerrit Cole’s surging fastball before wrapping up with the "Moment of the Day" A.I. clash and a look at Giancarlo Stanton’s elbow injury.

Boomer and Jerry lead with New York’s rising stars including Matthew Schaefer, Nolan McLean, and Jaxson Dart, along with Jack Hughes and Cam Schlittler. C-Lo arrives bringing news from Mets and Yankees spring training, Schaefer’s record-breaking goal, a Rangers loss to the Flyers, and honors for Jack Hughes in Pittsburgh, plus, Brady Tkachuk’s frustration over an AI video. Finally, the guys talk Jets, addressing a caller’s critique of Aaron Glenn.

We dive into the latest NFLPA team grades, where Aaron Glenn earned an 'A'. C-Lo returns with Craig Carton’s chip-bag strength test against Giancarlo Stanton and the latest sounds from Mets and Yankees spring training. Also, Matthew Schaefer’s record-breaking goal and the Rangers' loss to the Flyers, concluding with a look at how the Warner Bros/Discovery and Paramount situation could impact NFL rights on CBS.

A caller questions if Aaron Glenn is too fragile to be an NFL head coach. The guys then debate the Jets' salary strategy for the quarterback position before Jerry reveals where Baseball Digest projects the Yankees to finish in the A.L. East. C-Lo’s update features a golfer mocked by Egyptian geese, Merrill Kelly’s tax-based decision to choose the Diamondbacks over the Padres and Matthew Schaefer’s record-breaking goal. We wrap up with Jerry’s song parody about Al and his dog, Whimsy (which you'll have to go to Audacy.Com to hear because of streaming rules.)

Callers debate on whether to tip plumbers and electricians before a preview of upcoming games for St. John’s and the Knicks. C-Lo returns with the Rangers’ OT loss to the Flyers, followed by the Devils’ loss in Pittsburgh. Also, Connor McDavid’s reaction to recent championship frustrations, Gerrit Cole surprised at his fastball speed, leading into the Moment of the Day: an AI video from the White House that has Boomer and Eddie clashing, plus, a four-year-old clip of Al discussing his dog’s health. We end with thoughts on Giancarlo Stanton’s elbow injury, and a caller’s endorsement of Ohio State’s Sonny Styles for the Jets.

C-Lo starts with NHL trade speculation discussed, then the Devils losing in Pittsburgh. Connor McDavid was asked how he keeps losing Stanley Cups and Gold Medals. Gerrit Cole on his fastball. The Moment of The Day: White House A-I video has Boomer & Eddie battling. Plus, a 4-year old clip from Al talking about his dog’s anal glands.

Callers check in on the important topic of tipping a plumber or electrician. Then we talk a upcoming St John's & Knicks.

C-Lo returns with a golfer being mocked by Egyptian geese. MLB player Merrill Kelly chose the Diamondbacks over the Padres because of taxes. Matthew Schaefer has the new record for goals scored for an 18 year old defensemen and we heard the call.

Are the Jets going to put a lot of money into the QB situation or will they spread it around more? Jerry reveals where Baseball Digest has the Yankees finishing in the A.L. East.

C-Lo returns and we heard sounds from the Mets and Yankees spring training. Matthew Schaefer has the new record for goals scored for an 18 year old defensemen. The Rangers lost to the Flyers at the Garden last night.

The NFLPA grades came out for the teams. Aaron Glenn got an ‘A’ from his players. We went over some of the surprising grades that players dished out for owners, coaches and facilities.

C-Lo here with lots from Mets & Yankees spring training games. Also, the Isles Schaefer sets a record for goals for an 18 year old defensemen, the Rangers lost again, and Jack Hughes was honored again, this time in Pittsburgh. Brady Tkachuk was not happy with the White House A-I video where he’s bashing Canadians.

We give props to some of the great young guys in NY sports including Matthew Schaefer, Nolan McLean, Jaxson Dart, Jack Hughes and Cam Schlittler.

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With Gio out, Boomer and Jerry open with Jack Hughes’ return and the politics surrounding U.S. Hockey before C-Lo highlights Hughes and Kenny Albert’s success. The duo debates Mac Jones trade rumors and the Jets’ quarterback needs, then pivots to CC Sabathia’s Yankees ceremony and future honorees. After some Club Bene nostalgia and Al’s rant on hockey politics, the show covers a strange Parkway incident and Jerry’s coaching history. Finally, they look ahead to a championship-filled 2026 for New York, share medical updates on Giancarlo Stanton and Matt Waldron, and break down NFL Combine for Jets & Giants.

Jerry's in for Gio and he and Boomer open the show with Jack Hughes’ return to the Devils and the political climate surrounding Team USA, including the mutual respect between the men’s and women’s hockey programs. C-Lo’s features Hughes addressing the Prudential Center crowd, Pat McAfee covering a $150,000 bar tab for Team USA and a nod to Kenny Albert’s impressive recent run. Finally, the guys pivot to the NFL, discussing John Lynch’s "strong offer" requirement for a Mac Jones trade and the Jets' need for veteran quarterbacks.

The hour kicks off with the Yankees' plans to honor CC Sabathia in Monument Park, leading to Jerry quizzing Al on retired numbers and a discussion on potential monuments for Jeter and Rivera. Plus, a caller’s skeptical outlook on the Yankees' season. We hear Jack Hughes' return to the Devils, Hilary Knight's comments on the connection between the men's and women's hockey teams. After touching on UConn’s dominant win over Rick Pitino and St. John’s, the hour wraps up with the news of Matt Waldron’s unique medical absence.

Boomer opens the hour by reading fan mail on air. We take a nostalgic look back at the legendary Club Bene in Sayreville and the famous acts that performed there. The guys address Al’s recent outburst regarding the political associations surrounding the U.S. Men’s hockey team. To wrap up the hour, they discuss a gross incident on the Garden State Parkway and the end of Jerry’s tenure as a Little League coach, including his unpublished book on the experience.

Jerry predicts that 2026 could be the best year in New York sports, citing championship potential for the Knicks, Mets, Yankees, and even a division title for the Giants. The optimism extends to the Islanders’ postseason hopes. C-Lo’s final update covers Giancarlo Stanton’s delayed elbow surgery, Scott Boras’ take on Hal Steinbrenner, and the Padres' update on Matt Waldron’s medical procedure. Also, Shedeur Sanders’ unique gift to Todd Monken and Moment of the Day with a Yankees trivia quiz, the show wraps with NFL Combine talk, potential picks for the Giants and Jets, and Boomer’s concerns regarding Cam Skattebo.

C-Lo is here with Giancarlo Stanton’s plan to delay elbow surgery until retirement and his expected rest days this season. Scott Boras’ comments on Hal Steinbrenner’s player pursuit, the Padres manager addressing Matt Waldron’s surgery for an "infection in his rear end." Plus, Todd Monken receiving a porcelain horse head from Shedeur Sanders, and Moment of the Day: Jerry’s Yankees retired numbers quiz for Al.

Knicks, Mets, Yanks, Giants, Islanders - they all have a legit shot, says Jerry.

We talked about Al yelling in the Warm Up Show about people equating the US Men’s hockey team with President Trump.

Which he proceeds to open on the air. We also reminisce the good old days of Club Bene in Sayerville, NJ, which hosted both Imus and Stern shows.

C-Lo returns for an update, but first we talked to a caller who thinks the Yankees are going to be essentially a .500 team. Also, Jack Hughes returned to the Devils and was celebrated for his Olympic performance. Hilary Knight talked about the men’s team being in a tough spot and UConn crushed St. John’s.

And a plaque in Monument Park. Who else is up for that honor?

C-Lo is here with the sounds of Jack Hughes as he took the mic in front of the Prudential Center crowd. Pat McAfee paid the tab for the US Hockey Team in Miami, to the tune of $150K. We talked about Kenny Albert’s amazing last few weeks.

We talked about how political everything has become surrounding the US Hockey Team. We talked about the real relationship between the men’s and women’s hockey team and their mutual respect for each other.

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The guys run through the best and weirdest sound from the NFL Combine, starting with Aaron Glenn owning his rocky first year and then dropping the line that instantly becomes bulletin board material: “play call is my superpower.” Then it’s the Giants, with Joe Schoen insisting he was “behind” in draft prep but spent the week “crushing” film, plus more coach-speak from Harbaugh about alignment, vision, and everybody being on the same page. The segment also detours into Cam Ward’s unforgettable “we keeping a book right now” quote and Rob Saleh’s praise for Ward’s work habits and leadership. And it wraps with Colts GM Chris Ballard admitting he hasn’t been good enough, defending Anthony Richardson’s development, and the ongoing league-wide obsession with finding the next quarterback who can actually carry a franchise.

The hour starts with Team USA’s gold medal celebration spilling right into Washington, with the guys cracking up at the “worst place to be hungover” photo from the State of the Union scene. From there it’s all Jack Hughes: the teeth, the new look, the “how is this the same kid?” vibe, and the question everyone has for tonight. Will Hughes actually play, and what kind of welcome is he about to get in Jersey? Plus, a full breakdown of the travel logistics, private jets, wheels up times, Teterboro, and whether the Devils and Sabres should’ve just thrown everybody on the same plane and called it common sense.

The Knicks' loss in Cleveland has Boomer sensing a "weird vibe" fueled by a terrible third quarter and coaching concerns. Jerry’s update features Mike Brown’s "ugly game" reaction, Kendrick Perkins "full-blown panic mode" comment. Meanwhile, Darren Mougey weighs Jets QB options and Breece Hall’s loyalty, Joe Schoen discusses draft delays, and John Harbaugh emphasizes organizational alignment. Plus, President Trump’s State of the Union hockey introduction, ABS challenges at Yankees spring training, and graffiti at the new Bills stadium.

We look at baseball’s new ABS system and Gio’s frustration over the limited challenge format, suggesting the system should simply call every pitch automatically. Jerry has John Harbaugh at the combine, followed by Evan Roberts’ struggles with back pain and a difficult new work schedule. Aaron Glenn shares his drive to turn things around, while Darren Mougey addresses potential trade talks with the Raiders for the top pick. Finally, Stan Van Gundy shares a story from his Magic days about Dwight Howard interrupting pre-game pep talks with flatulence.

The hour kicks off with a look at top draft prospects including Arch Manning. Jerry’s update features Aaron Glenn’s insights on Woody Johnson and Wink Martindale, along with John Harbaugh’s player value criteria. Also, the Knicks’ tough loss in Cleveland and Mike Brown’s reaction, Duke’s blowout win over Notre Dame and President Trump’s State of the Union praise for Connor Hellebuyck. Finally, MLB’s ABS challenges in spring training and a preview of upcoming Netflix Untold episodes featuring Lamar Odom and the "Jail-blazers."

Boomer and Gio react to Team USA’s gold medal glow showing up in Washington, with Jack Hughes expected back on the ice tonight and the Devils crowd ready to explode. Then the conversation swerves to Eileen Gu, endorsements, and the whole dual citizenship debate. From there it’s NFL Combine season: Aaron Glenn talks year-two growth, Joe Schoen claims he’s “crushing” film, Harbaugh gives the full alignment speech, and the league keeps trying to convince itself it has quarterback answers. Plus, the Colts admit the pressure is real with Anthony Richardson. And back in New York, the Knicks get embarrassed in Cleveland, KAT disappears in the second half, Wally brings the heat, and everyone’s left asking what’s actually going on. Sprinkle in Dan Hurley’s “adjustments are overrated” rant, St. John’s chasing win No. 14, MLB’s ABS challenge chaos, and yes, a bizarre fossil headline that somehow makes the show.

Jerry's back with Glenn on Woody Johnson's work style, Harbaugh on what he looks for in players, and more from the Knicks loss. In college, Duke beat Notre Dame big. Plus, more about the US Men's hockey at the SOTU & about the ABS challenges.

We're not just talking QBs. Arch Manning is also brought up.

Jerry's here again with John Harbaugh at the combine. We take a bit of a detour to talk about Evan suffering back issues. Then we're on to the Jets as GM Darren Mougey is asked about reaching out to the Raiders about their draft pick.

It's a challenge based system but you could run out of them at a critical moment. Lots of your calls on the topic.

Jerry has with the Knicks loss and Mike Brown’s “ugly game” recap. Aaron Glenn discusses his personal improvements, Darren Mougey explores Jets quarterback options and Breece Hall’s status, while Joe Schoen addresses being behind in the draft process. Plus, Trump introduces the US Hockey team at the State of the Union, and ABS challenges at Yankees spring training.

After a bad loss to the Cavs, we talk about what's going wrong with the team. Is it the coach?

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The show kicks off with the backlash against the US Hockey Team’s call with President Trump. Jerry’s got updates on their gold medal celebration and Jeff Kent’s blunt comments about A-Rod. We dive into the Jets' quarterback predicament, and Pat Riley’s thoughts on statues and dress codes. The conversation shifts to Pete Alonso’s departure from the Mets, the debate over Jerry and Al missing work due to the snow, and Sidney Crosby’s graciousness in defeat. Plus, Shannon Sharpe’s hockey take, Kirk Cousins’ release from the Falcons, and a look ahead to the NFL Combine and the upcoming quarterback market.

We start with the reaction to the US Hockey Team’s phone call with President Trump and the anger directed at the players. Jerry provides audio from their gold medal celebration. Jerry's here with Cam Jordan’s shot at the Jets, and Paul Pierce proposes a disappearing 3-point line. Plus, Clay Holmes hits the mound, Jeff Kent trashes A-Rod, and Floyd Mayweather heads to the Sphere to fight Manny Pacquiao. Finally, Gio and Eddie recap their nights stuck in NYC during the storm.

We kick off the hour with NFL talk as the Jets search for a quarterback, with Boomer exploring draft options, the need for veteran bridges, and potential trades. Jerry then updates us on Jack Hughes’ return and Miami celebration, . We go around the NBA and play “Who’s Laugh Is That?” before discussing Pat Riley’s statue unveiling and his thoughts on casual attire. Finally, we look at the elite group of players with multiple statues.

Will Pete Alonso’s home runs be used against Mets fans? Darryl Strawberry’s says Alonso will regret leaving but they didn't want him back. We then discuss regional sports networks & streaming, and a debate over Al and Jerry being out due to the snow. Jerry has more reaction to US Hockey winning gold, Draymond Green’s response to Kendrick Perkins, and Shaq’s story about Bo Jackson breaking a bat over his knee. Finally, we look at Sidney Crosby’s gracious reaction to Canada’s loss and how leaders handle defeat.

We get into the US hockey's gold medal win, the 3-on-3 format debate, and caller frustrations over electric car costs. Gio notes potholes and street racing on his commute, while Boomer shares his take on Eileen Gu. Snowballs thrown at police piss off Boomer. Then Jerry has President Trump’s SOTU invite to the hockey team, news that the Falcons will release Kirk Cousins, the NFL combine, and Jeff Kent’s insults toward A-Rod. Following the Moment of the Day, Gio and Boomer talk combine viewing habits and the quarterback market opening on March 11.

Jerry returns, but first Boomer watched a video where people were throwing snowballs at police in a NYC park.. We heard President Trump and the US Hockey Team as he invited them to the State of The Union Address. Shannon Sharpe told Canada, ‘we run hockey’. Some NHL preview. Falcons will release Kirk Cousins.

Gio sees a lot of racing in the middle of the night on his way in. A caller wondered about Eileen Gu, and Boomer called her insufferable.

Jerry returns and starts with more reaction on the US winning gold in hockey. Draymond Green responded to Kendrick Perkins' insults. Shaq talked about Bo Jackson breaking a baseball bat over his knee, so (of course) Boomer thought Al should try that. Then Jerry and Boomer get into it so that's fun.

People might throw it in Mets fans faces when he hits a HR, but the team didn't want him anymore. We also get into all the streaming and regional networks for sports and the cost of it all.

Jerry's got clips of the "best ever" US men's hockey team on their return to the US. He also goes around the NBA, including the unveiling of the Pat Reilly statue and his take on NBA dress codes. Even some NFL & MLB news in there, too.

Even if the Jets draft someone this year, they need a veteran (or a couple of them) for the season.

Jerry's here with a Saints player dumping on the Jets, ideas for an NBA 3-point line change, Clay Holmes on his spring debut and Jeff Kent gets nasty on A-Rod. Plus, there'll be a Mayweather-Pacquaio fight at the Sphere.

The US Hockey team is catching some heat regarding their phone conversation with Donald Trump after their win.

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Boomer and Gio brave a blizzard to celebrate USA hockey’s OT gold over Canada, featuring Jack Hughes’ heroics, Mike Sullivan’s praise, and a call from President Trump. The show covers the Knicks' weekend sweep, the first baseball highlights, before debating Shaun Morash’s anti-Hughes stance and the 3-on-3 "gimmick" amidst storm updates and John Sterling’s heart attack reveal. After slamming the Huffington Post’s flag-waving critique, the crew discusses sports toughness, Carson Benge’s spring training, and Pete Hoffman’s "ledge" story. The morning concludes with Eddie’s dive bar etiquette, a snow update, and a look ahead to Knicks-Cavs.

Boomer and Gio are on during a blizzard with Eddie in-studio and Al and Jerry remote. The U.S. beats Canada for Olympic gold. Gio calls it better than any script. Jerry brings us Jack Hughes’ OT winner with reactions from Sullivan, Hellebuyck, and a proud Hughes. Plus, the Knicks' win, baseball highlights, "weird" stuffed animals for medalists, and a 1980 comparison from Paul in Yonkers.

Gio loves Bo Bissonnette & "Spittin’ Chiclets" while Morash ignores Jack Hughes, prompting C-Lo to say country first. Calls cover the 3-on-3 "gimmick" and the US win before Boomer talks Friday's weather forecast shift. Jerry has Jack Hughes OT winner and Knicks win, Vientos on field position, and John Sterling on his health concerns. The hour closes with snow totals, Gio’s stayover vs. Eddie’s dive bar, a Pete Hoffman jersey request.

The USA wins OT gold over Canada, while we call out the Huffington Post’s "flag waving" question and hear about a caller’s wife "screaming like a banshee." Gio celebrates snow days before Eddie’s retirement, followed by Jerry’s update on Jack Hughes’ winner and the Knicks’ weekend sweep, hear from Carson Benge, John Sterling reacts to the USA win before we close with Pete Hoffman’s "ledge" update and more fan calls.

Comparing hockey, NBA, and baseball toughness leads into Boomer’s take on football and the future of quarterback contracts. We also talk Knicks' coaching and system changes, the 3-on-3 Olympic OT debate, we hear more about the man Pete Hoffman talked off the ledge. Jerry’s covers Jack Hughes’ gold-medal OT winner, the Knicks’ weekend sweep, Mark Vientos’ defensive flexibility, and John Sterling’s heart attack news. The show concludes with Eddie’s poor dive bar etiquette as the "Moment of the Day," snow updates, and the Knicks’ upcoming test against Cleveland.

Jerry's back with more hockey gold, more Knicks wins, the Mets' Mark Vientos on moving around the infield this year, and John Sterling on his heart attack in January. Plus, the Moment of the Day focuses attention on Eddie's lack of dive-bar etiquette.

People love to compare hockey players to NBA players when it comes to toughness. Gio said baseball players should be brought into this as well.

We heard a bunch more from the US Hockey win including Kenny's call and postgame stuff. Then we took a bit of a detour into bathroom run-ins at WFAN and having to share hotel rooms.

The big story continues to be the USA winning gold in hockey in OT over Canada. The Huffington Post was asking if people get tired of seeing the flag being waved. A caller said his wife was ‘screaming like a banshee’ while watching hockey. Gio also enjoyed hanging with Eddie.

Jerry's got more from the great US Men's Hockey win plus post game interviews. Knicks win two-in-a-row. Mark Vientos on playing where needed for the Mets. Plus, John Sterling was on WFAN with Rickie Ricardo and revealed he had a heart attack last month.

Shaun Morash said he can’t root for Jack Hughes because he’s a Rangers fan. C-Lo went back at him, saying country first. A caller doesn’t like 3-on-3 hockey, calling it a ‘gimmick’.

Jerry starts with Kenny Albert on the call as Jack Hughes scored in OT for the win and Mike Sullivan after the game about Hughes’ performance and also goalie Connor Hellebuyck. Plus, the Knicks beat the Bulls in Chicago yesterday and we have baseball highlights for the first time this season.

An exciting game and an exciting finish. You couldn't have written the script any better.

WFAN presents a selection of conversations from during the past week about the Giants from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Craig Carton Show with Chris McMonigle. Star wide receivers Mike Evans and Jaylen Waddle have surfaced as potentially being available this offseason -- should Big Blue be in on them? Plus, reacting to the Giants' over/under win total for 2026, and yet another sign that John Harbaugh has taken charge.

WFAN presents a selection of conversations about the Jets during the past week from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Craig Carton Show with Chris McMonigle. Breece Hall's free agency and the possibility of the Jets tagging him remains a top talking point. Evan's Jets quarterback big board raises some eyebrows. Boomer & Gio are surprised by the salary projections for an underwhelming crop of free-agent QBs.

The Knicks just got bullied by the Pistons, and the vibes in New York are shifting fast. Is it just a mid-season slump, or is it officially time to hit the panic button? The WFAN team breaks down the ugly Thursday night loss and asks the question every fan is dreading: What happened? Plus, we dive into Jalen Brunson’s future as he begins looking ahead to his next massive contract. Can the Knicks afford to keep the core together while paying their superstar?

Carlos Mendoza joined The Carton Show and laughed off the idea that politics had anything to do with the Mets' clubhouse issues last season. Plus, reaction to early injuries in camp, and Gio wonders who will be the casualty if the team gets off to a rough start.

Aaron Judge opened some eyes with his comments on the Yankees offseason, leading to reactions from Craig Carton, Chris McMonigle, and Tommy Lugauer. Plus, did Brian Cashman slip up with some spring training comments of his own? And Shaun Morash ignited baseball fans with his Derek Jeter vs. Omar Vizquel take.

Gio and Jerry Recco on how John Harbaugh could've went to the Titans over the Giants. Plus, will Aaron Judge speak out against the Yankees' organization more (9:24) ? How the Tony Clark scandal could impact MLB labor negotiations (17:40); Boomer returns and talks Olympic hockey and MLB (28:41); Gio on Mark Cuban's take on the NBA's tanking problem (44:07); Gio gives his top-five NBA players of all time (

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The show kicks off with reaction to the Knicks' "embarrassing" home loss to the Pistons—a season sweep that has Boomer holding Mike Brown accountable. Jerry’s got travel woes and Adam Silver’s got anti-tanking rule changes. We celebrate the U.S. women’s hockey gold medal win over Canada and even feature a drunk Australian reporter’s TV appearance. Also, Donald Trump’s promised UFO file release and the Nancy Guthrie case are discussed. Knicks updates and Kenny Albert’s golden calls, we cover the Mets’ Bobby Valentine giveaway, the "Hawk Tuah" girl’s career shift, and the Bears' potential move to Indiana. Plus, we've got Dave Portnoy’s Twitter spat with Steve Cohen, the auction of Tom Seaver’s 1969 ring, the debut of "Scrok," and a brainstorming session for Gio’s dad’s 80th birthday to wrap things up.

The Knicks suffered an embarrassing home loss to the Pistons, marking a season sweep and leaving Boomer to hold Mike Brown accountable. Jerry details his travel struggles to Penn State, followed by sounds from the Garden and news on Adam Silver’s anti-tanking rule changes. The hour also highlighted the US women's hockey gold medal victory over Canada and a drunk Australian reporter.

Donald Trump promising the release of government files on UAPs and aliens kicked off the show, followed by a discussion on the missing Nancy Guthrie case and calls from frustrated Knicks fans. Jerry’s got sounds of the Knicks, while Kenny Albert provided the call for the US women’s hockey team’s overtime gold medal victory. Plus, we react to the Mets' upcoming Bobby Valentine disguise giveaway and Gio’s report that the "Hawk Tuah" girl has reportedly transitioned into adult content.

Gio feels manly after filling his car's washer fluid, while Boomer discusses the Bears potentially building a stadium in Indiana. Jerry focuses on the Knicks’ home loss to the Pistons as the post-All-Star break schedule intensifies, Kenny Albert’s call of the U.S. women’s hockey gold medal win. Finally, a caller discusses Tom Seaver’s 1969 World Series ring auction, Dave Portnoy’s Twitter spat with Steve Cohen, and a debate over whether Gio has "the yips" with his putter.

The Knicks' home loss to the Pistons saw KAT claim they needed to "knock the cobwebs off" post-All-Star break. Boomer prepared for Jerry’s update by requesting ‘Free Bird’ for the U.S. hockey team (which you won't hear because of streaming rules). After hearing Kenny Albert call the U.S. women’s gold medal win and the sounds of the Knicks' locker room, the "Moment of the Day" introduced "Scrok" (Eddie). The hour wrapped up with Boomer what gift you get Gio’s dad, who turns 80 this weekend.

We heard Kenny Albert on the call as the women’s U.S. hockey team won gold. We heard all the sounds of the Knicks loss to Detroit and the postgame locker room sound. The Moment of The Day: You’ve heard of Grok, we have Scrok (it’s Eddie).

At least that's what KAT said after the loss last night.

Jerry's back with more from the Knicks as we point out the NBA getting in gear after the All-Star break. More from the Olympics and how even a baseball player has other interests, namely, golf and watching YouTube golf channels.

Gio changed the washer fluid in his car. Give him a cookie. Also, the Bears might be moving...to Indiana?

Jerry's back with game and postgame sound from the Piston's season sweep of Knicks. Plus, we relive Kenny Albert's call on Team USA's OT defeat of Team Canada in Women's Hockey.

Donald Trump put out a post saying he’s going to release government files related to UAP, UFOs and aliens. We also talked about the missing Nancy Guthrie case.

Jerry's hear with the sounds of last night's awful loss to the Pistons. Adam Silver addresses tanking. On a happier note, Jerry's got sound from the USA Women's Hockey team taking the gold.

Knicks get swept by the Pistons and Boomer looks at his culprit: Mike Brown.

Boomer & Gio are back covering Olympic hockey, MLB's looming work stoppage, and Chris Russo’s hot take on family relationships. We debated Kevin Durant’s burner accounts and a wild bet involving a potential C.J. Stroud trade, while Boomer warned of a weekend storm and the Knicks planned a "best friends night." After discussing Hardy Nickerson’s stolen award and Tommy Lugauer’s caller meltdowns, we wrapped with Howie Rose’s travel plans, Brian Daboll’s self-reflection, and Yussef finally scoring World Cup tickets.

Boomer and Gio are back together, starting with yesterday’s Olympic hockey games and Gio’s appreciation for 3-on-3 OT. There was discussion on the potential MLB work stoppage, salary caps, and salary floors. C-Lo filled in for Jerry to deliver Kenny Albert’s Olympic hockey call, followed by Chris Russo’s reaction to the Tony Clark scandal. The hour closed with the Kevin Durant burner account controversy and the possibility of Tom Izzo having burner accounts at WFAN.

We discussed Kevin Durant’s burners and if CJ Stroud is tradeable; Boomer said no. We covered Jets QB options like Malik Willis. Boomer had another storm warning. C-Lo’s has USA’s Olympic hockey win, Evan and Morash’s '90s shortstop debate, and the Knicks giving out friendship bracelets. Finally, a caller called Gio a ‘foxhole guy.’

The Red Sox took blame for their uniform issues, while former NFL player Hardy Nickerson had his 1998 Man of the Year Award stolen. Gio questioned the award’s name change. C-Lo’s update has Knicks audio, Kevin Durant dismissing burner account talk, and Tommy Lugauer losing it on callers Paul and Jake. Finally, we discussed social media accounts reaching for stories.

Howie Rose will only call Mets home games unless they reach the playoffs, while Gio anticipates future calls regretting the loss of Pete Alonso. Also, Peter Schwartz’s Red Bulls feud and a caller securing World Cup tickets for Yussef. Brian Daboll addressed self-reflection, BT & Sal took shots at Pete Hoffman, and Chris Russo provided the "Moment of the Day." Finally, Yussef joined the studio as Gio has World Cup tickets.

C-Lo returns and Brian Daboll met the media and was asked about self reflection. BT & Sal took some shots at his old producer, Pete Hoffman. The Moment of The Day: Chris Russo wonders why it’s inappropriate to have a relationship with his sister-in-law.

We know it'll happen and Gio wonders when those calls to the station will start.

C-Lo pops in to talk a little Knicks preview, more on the alleged Kevin Durant burner account, and Tommy Lugauer losing it once again on callers.

Gio asks why the NFLPA Man of the Year award is no longer named for Whizzer White but rather Alan Page.

C-Lo has yet one more Chris Russo mispronunciation. We heard Evan and Morash arguing about shortstops in the ‘90’s which ended up on Instagram and Manny Ramirez commented on it. The Knicks are handing out friendship bracelets for some reason.

It all started because people were talking about potential trades for Stroud by teams that need a QB. This led to Jets talk.

C-Lo is in for Jerry and started with the sounds of Olympic hockey with Kenny Albert on the call. Plus, Chris Russo responded to the news of Tony Clark and was unimpressed.

We started with the Olympic hockey games yesterday. After a short detour about Sam Darnold's taxes, we got on the MLB work stoppage that’s coming next year, a salary cap and a salary floor.

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It's Gio & Jerry today as they discuss Tony Clark resigning from the MLBPA due to an affair with his sister-in-law, a scandal unfolding amidst looming work stoppage. Plus, Giancarlo Stanton’s reaction to the lack of Yanks offseason moves, Carlos Mendoza addresses clubhouse rumors and the truth behind a Michael Jordan video. We talk Mark Cuban’s defense of NBA tanking and some solutions. Also, Gio is not hot for Tiger Woods’ potential Masters return, legendary stories of Mike Francesa’s newsroom eating habits, and we explore "types of men" who have affairs. That and Eli Manning with Jon Gruden and you've got a lot on this plate.

Gio and Jerry (filling in for Boomer) lead with Tony Clark resigning from the MLBPA due to an inappropriate relationship with his sister-in-law, a situation worsened by a quiet sports calendar and the looming work stoppage. C-Lo’s got Giancarlo Stanton’s thoughts on the resignation and the slow offseason, Carlos Mendoza about clubhouse tension on the Carton Show, and Dan Hurley requesting student support at UConn. Plus, the Michael Jordan video involving a kid’s shirt and spilled ice, and the Michael Jackson estate’s angry with Sexxy Red rapping over the "Beat It" instrumental.

C-Lo returns with Giancarlo Stanton asked if he could go a full season without being hurt. Jon Gruden had Eli Manning on his show on the John Harbaugh hire and not getting into the Hall yet. Paul in Yonkers called Tommy Lugauer and set him off. The Moment of The Day: Francesa’s eating habits at WFAN. Even some Olympics mentions.

Mark Cuban argues the NBA should embrace tanking to improve teams and focus instead on ticket prices. C-Lo’s update begins with Aaron Boone addressing a potential work stoppage next season and Carlos Mendoza’s Carton Show appearance where he dismissed rumors of clubhouse friction. Finally, UCLA head coach Mick Cronin throws his own player out for a flagrant foul, before concluding with more listener ideas on how to solve the NBA’s tanking problem.

After some Tony Clark stepping down from the MLBPA recap, Jerry discusses the YouTube show "Diary of a CEO," leading to a broader conversation on high-profile inappropriate relationships. Gio reads about "types of men that could sleep with your wife," and a call about a handyman’s personal anecdotes. C-Lo’s got Giancarlo Stanton’s health outlook and Jon Gruden’s interview with Eli Manning regarding John Harbaugh and the Hall of Fame. After a clip of Paul in Yonkers setting off Tommy Lugauer, the Moment of the Day highlights Mike Francesa’s eating habits at WFAN, and the show wraps up with the mystery of the "DO NOT TOUCH" bagels in the newsroom.

Tiger Woods hasn’t ruled out playing in this year’s Masters, though Gio questions it. C-Lo’s has clips from the Dan Le Batard Show regarding Al’s comments on their producer. Evan Roberts shared a Valentine’s Day memory from the Linsanity era, and news broke of the 49ers playing international games in Australia and Mexico City this year. The hour wrapped up with the infamous stories of an intern eating Mike Francesa’s eggroll and Mike being caught eating ice cream on television.

Gio read from ‘types of men that could sleep with your wife’. We heard from a handyman who said he gets lucky with some women he works for.

C-Lo got clips from the Dan Le Batard Show where they played clips of Al talking about their show producer. Evan Roberts relayed a Valentine’s Day during the great Jeremy Lin Knicks run. Plus, the 49’ers will play a game in Australia and Mexico City this year.

Tiger Woods did not rule out playing in this year’s Masters, but is he even in shape for it?

C-Lo returns with Aaron Boone about a work stoppage for next season. Carlos Mendoza on The Carton Show acting confused when asked about guys not getting along in the clubhouse. Plus, Jalen Brunson's contract and UCLA head coach Mick Cronin threw one of his own players out of the game.

Mark Cuban thinks he has a solution.

C-Lo is here with reporters asking Giancarlo Stanton about Clark resigning & the lack of moves in the offseason. Carlos Mendoza was on the Carton Show and was asked right away about the clubhouse not getting along. UConn’s Dan Hurley wants support from the students.

Tony Clark resigned from the MLBPA after having an inappropriate relationship with his sister-in-law who also works there. This is real bad timing with a work stoppage looming next year.

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Boomer is out as Gio & Jerry discuss the Dolphins releasing Tyreek Hill, Miami’s tank mode, Tua’s status. Following updates on Aaron Judge and Steve Cohen's remarks about the off season, the guys discuss everything from Gio’s 6th-grade trip and a debate erupting over Brian Cashman's remarks. The focus shifts to potential Mets blame for a bad season start. The show concludes with 2026 hot seat coaches, ending with whether Aaron Judge will become more vocal against the Yankees. We also give you the usual crazy asides that keep it interesting.

Boomer is out, so it’s Gio & Jerry starting with the Dolphins releasing Tyreek Hill and appearing to be in tank mode. Gio is not a Tyreek fan at all. Before C-Lo’s first update has Aaron Judge’s impatience with the Yankees' slow offseason and Steve Cohen’s refusal to name a captain and discussing the Dodgers. Finally, Gio discussed watching the survival show, Alone.

Gio recalls being an ‘a-hole’ on a sixth-grade trip to DC. C-Lo has more from Aaron Judge, Brian Cashman sparking a debate between Evan Roberts and Morash that required McMonigle to weigh in. Dan Hurley is unhappy with empty seats at UConn, Wendy’s claims a rebuilding year, and the final Long Island Hooters closes. Finally, the guys discuss Stephen A. Smith’s presidential interests, a potential Kevin Burkhardt run, and Al’s theory on why Hooters fails locally.

If the Mets stumble early, the blame game begins, with both Stearns and Mendoza in the crosshairs. C-Lo’s update features Steve Cohen’s annoyance at the championship drought, plus Cody Bellinger on free agency and Buck Showalter’s "play better" mantra. We revisit 1991 with Chris Russo and Fran Healy discussing Joe DiMaggio’s golf spots, Jameis Winston’s claim of 12 seasons left, and a closing debate on which NFL broadcasters could run for President.

We talk NFL coaches on the hot seat heading into the 2026 season before Gio accidentally spilled water into his bag, forcing him to empty out all his wet belongings. C-Lo returns starting with Carton & McMonigle on Aaron Judge calling the early Yankees offseason "brutal." Big Cat enjoyed Jon Gruden’s dinner stories. After the Moment of the Day regarding Al’s theory on Hooters' decline, we closed by questioning if Aaron Judge will become more vocal and critical of the Yankees.

That includes being more critical of the Yankees.

We talk about which coaches are really going to be up against it in 2026. Plus, we go off on a tangent of wet items in Gio's bag thanks to his spillage.

C-Lo’s update starts with Steve Cohen loving the spring training energy but feeling "annoyed" without a championship. We hear Cody Bellinger on his free agency and Buck Showalter’s simple "play better". A look way back at Chris Russo and Fran Healy discussing golfing where Joe DiMaggio plays. Plus, Jameis Winston claims he has 12 seasons left in him.

Will it be Stearn? Mendoza? Both? We talk it over and are positive about the season, too.

Brian Cashman talked and it became the subject of debate between Evan Roberts and Morash. They had to bring McMonigle in to discuss. Dan Hurley is not happy with the empty seats at UConn.

Gio reminisces about being an "a-hole" on a class trip in 6th grade. No comment from me.

C-Lo's here with Aaron Judge on his frustration with the Yanks offseason. Steven Cohen chimes in on why he's against having an official team captain and on competing with the Dodgers.

Hill released. Tua questionable for next year. Dolphins are in full tank mode.

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