Boomer & Gio

Jerry fills in for Gio alongside Boomer today as they break down the Yankees' shutout loss to the Rays, Aaron Boone getting tossed, and the low-pressure development of the young Mets. C-Lo brings updates from the Mets' victory over the Royals, leading into a look at NFL Super Bowl favorites, Geno Smith's speeding news, and Jerry's NFC East predictions. After tracking near-no-hitters from Dylan Cease and Jared Jones, the guys debate Johan Santana's legacy, revisit a classic Mike Francesa clip, and hit the Moment of the Day before Yousef joins the show to preview the Morocco-France World Cup matchup.

Jerry is in for Gio with Boomer today, opening with the Yankees' shutout loss to the Rays, Paul Goldschmidt going 0-for-34, and a night of 11 strikeouts instead of 17. Aaron Boone got tossed—a move Boomer thinks was meant to wake up his listless team—before C-Lo takes over for his first update, starting with the sound of Brett Baty’s two-run single and Andy Green discussing Christian Scott's five solid innings. Finally, after hearing the Yankees strike out three times in their loss, Jerry wraps up the hour with headlines about Boomer not liking Trump getting involved in the World Cup red card situation.

We open with the low pressure facing the young Mets players on a struggling team, followed by Boomer's desire for a documentary on rookie Matt Seelinger. Next, C-Lo brings updates from the Mets' 6-2 win over the Royals, and Andy Green discusses Ewing’s evolution. Then, we break down the Yankees' shutout loss to the Rays—complete with a failed safety squeeze and Aaron Boone getting tossed—before wrapping up the hour with a look at MLB players who actually play every day.

We open by discussing NFL Super Bowl favorites, with the Rams as the clear front-runner, before Al tries to guess the Cardinals' head coach. Next, we cover Geno Smith's speeding news—which Jerry thinks is no big deal—and Jerry's belief that the NFC East will be a showdown between the Giants and Cowboys. Then, ahead of C-Lo's update, Jerry highlights Marc Malusis looking great after losing weight, leading into the Mets' win over the Royals powered by a big Brett Baty hit and Keith Hernandez’s broadcast comments about his lineage dying off. Finally, we recap no-hitter bids by the Blue Jays' Dylan Cease and the Pirates' Jared Jones before wrapping up with Jerry’s sports and restaurant questions for Al.

We start with the strange spot New York baseball is in, the looming lockout for next season, and pitchers coming out of games with no-hitters and perfect games, leading to a disagreement over whether Johan Santana ruined his career with his no-hitter. Next, ahead of C-Lo's final update, we hear Jerry Blevins’ fake PSA for Luke Weaver to get to the All-Star Game and a Mike Francesa clip from when the Mets made Phil Regan pitching coach at 82, replayed because he passed away. Finally, after a Moment of the Day considering if Al should have a baby, Yousef joins the show to talk about today’s World Cup matchup between Morocco and France.

We hear Jerry Blevins’ fake PSA for Luke Weaver to get to the All Star Game. We heard Mike Francesa back when the Mets made Phil Regan the pitching coach at 82 (he passed away so we played it). The Moment of The Day: Maybe AL should have a baby.

We talked about pitchers coming out of games with no-hitters and perfect games. Boomer said Johan Santana ruined his career with the no-hitter and Jerry completely disagreed with that.

The Mets beat the Royals as Brett Baty had a big hit. We heard Keith Hernandez during the Mets broadcast from Tuesday night talking about his lineage dying off. Dylan Cease had a no-hitter into the ninth for the Blue Jays, but he gave up a single. Pirates pitcher Jared Jones had a no-hitter through six and was taken out. And some World Cup items too.

Let's have a little fun talking the early line on which teams are seen as potential Super Bowl champs.

C-Lo's back with sounds of the Mets beating the Royals, 6-2. Andy Green talked about Ewing’s evolution. The Yankees were shutout by the Rays and failed on a suicide squeeze (it was actually a safety squeeze). Aaron Boone got tossed in this game.