Boomer & Gio

Team USA’s World Cup win and controversial red card have Gio calling it a "100% FIFA bang job," followed by Shaun Morash’s tips on beating the dangerous heat. Jerry drops his first update with the sounds of the U.S. victory, leading into Steve Cohen’s podcast comments about David Stearns, his extreme worry over the Mets' farm system, and how the team is taking the joy out of the season. Then we hit the diamond: the Mets lost to the Blue Jays as Freddy Peralta gave nothing, and the Yankees fell to the Tigers in 11 after committing 17 errors in 12 games. Finally, we react to Jaylen Brown’s trade to the Sixers, Mitchell Robinson heading to the Celtics, and a closing look at Team USA and the U.S. hosting the World Cup.

Mitchell Robinson signs with the Celtics—though Gio notes it doesn't mean he dislikes the Knicks—while Boston also trades Jaylen Brown to the Sixers. Next, LeBron’s potential landing spot shifts from Cleveland to Miami for the year-round golf, the Rangers trade Trocheck to the Mammoth, and Paul in Yonkers calls in to yell at Steve Cohen. Jerry’s update brings the Spanish call of the U.S. 2-0 goal and the head coach’s take on the red card, leading into Cohen addressing the true Lindor/Soto beef and explaining why letting Mendoza go was a mercy killing. Finally, the Yankees drop another one to Detroit in 11 frames with an illness-plagued roster, Stephen A. Smith blasts the Lakers as "white dude central," and Shaun Morash talks with the NYC Mayor because "heat is dangerous."

We start with Steve Cohen’s podcast appearance, where he shared his extreme worry over the Mets' regressed farm system and confirmed the past conflict between Lindor and Soto. Next, Jerry’s update delivers the sounds of Team USA’s World Cup win, followed by more clips of Cohen discussing player pressure and the search for a new manager. From there, the Mets lose big to the Blue Jays after trailing 9-0, the Yankees drop their seventh straight to the Tigers, and Carton shuts down C-Mac's attempt to talk about a Rangers trade. Finally, we close with Gio changing his mind about the two people who climbed the outside of the Empire State Building.

Rashad McCants shares a story about a post-game clash between Wally Szczerbiak and Kevin Garnett that got Wally traded, before Stone Garrett recalls getting injured by a stupid knife prank pulled by former teammate Josh Naylor. Next, Jerry's final update brings the sounds of Team USA advancing in the World Cup, sparking an in-studio "gooooooaaaaalllll" competition won by AL. We then hear Steve Cohen express extreme worry over the Mets and their farm system after a Canada Day loss to the Blue Jays that leaves them at 2-10 in their last 12 games, followed by Jazz discussing what's going wrong. Finally, we hit the Yankees' 17 errors over their last 12 games, highlight Shaun Morash's "heat is dangerous" line as the Moment of the Day, and welcome Morash into the studio for the final segment of the show.

Jerry closes out the day with Team USA advancing in the World Cup. We heard from Steve Cohen being ‘extremely worried’ about the Mets. Local baseball losses. Jazz talked about what could be going wrong. The Yankees have 17 errors in their last 12 games. The Moment of The Day: ‘Heat is dangerous’- Shaun Morash.

Wally Szczerbiak and Kevin Garnett got into it once after a game. We also took a call about the reckless "skywalker" couple at the ESB and even talked a little about Team USA moving on to play Belgium.

Jerry with more of Team USA’s win in the World Cup and Steve Cohen about players being able to play in New York with more pressure. He also talked about the process for finding a new manager for next year. Mets & Yanks lost yesterday. Also, C-Mac tried to bring up the Rangers trade but Carton told him nobody knows who the hockey players are.

He talked about the team and the regressing farm system.

Jerry's back with the Spanish call of the second Team USA goal. More from Steve Cohen about Mendy and that Lindor-Soto beef. We've got the lowlites of both a Yanks & Mets loss - sad. Loudmouth Stephen A. Smith thinks the Lakers are too white now.

Also, Jaylen Brown goes to the Sixers and we talk about LeBron's landing spot.