Hour 1:

After acknowledging the unfortunate update regarding the people lost at sea while searching for the Titanic, Gio deals with a hair problem and then has Boomer guess what happened to Jerry’s face. Jerry took a golf ball off a tree to the face yesterday and has a few stitches. Gio realizes these topics are not fitting for a Feel Good Friday so Boomer tries to cheer everyone up. Gio remembers feeling powerful yesterday because of a few text messages from people in the industry. Gio purposely ignored last night’s Yankees game in order to keep everyone in a good mood. Before Jerry begins his first update, Boomer asks him to explain what happened to his face. Jerry went golfing with his father and two sons and hit a golf ball into a tree. The ball came right back to whack him in the face. Some blood and a few stitches later, Jerry is back to work with blood-stained sneakers. Boomer thinks Jerry should have finished all 18 holes. An eye-witness at the scene calls in to share his account of what happened. We also hear from a pilot who actually did lose an eye on the golf course but got something good out of the ordeal. Jerry tells us the Yankees lost and the NBA draft was last night. In the final segment of the hour, a caller asks after John Sterling and Jerry took balls to the face, since these things happen in threes, who at WFAN is next and what kind of object will nail them?

Hour 2:

The story-at-sea everyone around the country has been following all week had an unfortunate ending on Thursday. Boomer & Gio discuss the known safety issues, how the government knew for days nobody survived and debate if going down in a sub is safer than traveling in one of Elon Musk’s rockets. Then they wonder what the betting lines are for the potential Elon Musk vs. Mark Zuckerberg fight. Despite Musk’s size advantage, Boomer and Gio agree Zuckerberg has a shot. Jerry returns for an update but first Boomer breaks down the Musk vs Zuckerberg fight even more, Jerry mentions Jay Glazer's stem cell treatment and the guys remember athletes who went overseas for surgery. Domingo German had an awful start and the Yankees lost 10-2. Boomer wants to know how long the Yankees will keep trotting Josh Donaldson out. Gio guesses for a long time and Aaron Boone seemingly agrees. Boone said Donaldson almost hit a ball well last night. The Mets were off but the catcher they cut, Gary Sanchez, hit another HR. The Rays benched Wander Franco and Victor Wembanyama is officially a member of the San Antonio Spurs. The Thompson twins were taken back-to-back in the top 5 and Jets safety Chuck Clark did tear his ACL. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer asks what the Mets need to do in their 16 games before the All-Star break in order to hook us all back in. Boomer will take 11-5 to get the team to .500 but Gio wants more. Gio doesn’t want to be stuck watching the Mets on national TV broadcasts this weekend and might have other plans.

Hour 3:

Boomer asks Gio what he expects from the Yankees in their 16 games before the break. Gio says it does not sound like Aaron Judge expects to be back on the field anytime soon. Boomer has higher expectations for the Yankees in the next 16 games. Gio says it’s acceptable for the team to simply tread water without Judge. The guys agree Josh Donaldson simply should not be out there everyday anymore. Gio’s hair is still a problem two hours later. What is acceptable work attire? Boomer revisits the picture of the new afternoon show and wonders if DA has calmed down? Jerry returns for an update but first we wonder how things would break down at the station if something happened to Jerry. The Mets will play the Phillies in London next June. Jerry has audio from the Mariners blowout win over Domingo German and the Yankees. Was something wrong with German or do guys simply just have bad nights? Nationals manager Davey Martinez had an old-fashioned meltdown after getting ejected. Were the Knicks even at the draft last night? In the final segment of the hour, Gio shares a statement from OceanGate about what happened to their vessel. We hear from one caller who was hit in the face on a golf course twice in two months, one caller who was inspired by the show to think about death and a scuba diver who says the submersible tragedy was easily avoidable. 

Hour 4:

Should the Knicks be interested in trading for Paul George or Zion Williamson? Gio would love to see them end up with Damian Lillard but doesn’t think it will happen. Boomer thinks Paul George is a reasonable target. Last year we knew the Knicks wanted Jalen Brunson but this offseason we have no idea who they have their eyes on. Jerry returns for an update but first Gio points out that today is the last day of school in New York and teachers celebrate in style. The Yankees had a rough go of it Thursday night against the Mariners. They still won the series. The Mets will play the Phillies in Philadelphia tonight and in London next season. Gio does not understand the appeal of traveling to London to see the Mets. Gio shares a very recent hotel experience. Then Jerry shares a Moment of the Day that his golf incident inspired. In the final segment of the show, the Moose is here! Marc Malusis is in the building and pays a visit.

Hour 4:

Should the Knicks be interested in trading for Paul George or Zion Williamson? Gio would love to see them end up with Damian Lillard but doesn’t think it will happen. Boomer thinks Paul George is a reasonable target. Last year we knew the Knicks wanted Jalen Brunson but this offseason we have no idea who they have their eyes on. Jerry returns for an update but first Gio points out that today is the last day of school in New York and teachers celebrate in style. The Yankees had a rough go of it Thursday night against the Mariners. They still won the series. The Mets will play the Phillies in Philadelphia tonight and in London next season. Gio does not understand the appeal of traveling to London to see the Mets. Gio shares a very recent hotel experience. Then Jerry shares a Moment of the Day that his golf incident inspired. In the final segment of the show, the Moose is here! Marc Malusis is in the building and pays a visit.

Jerry took a golf ball to the face and a caller has a similar story that included the loss of a body part and taking that in stride.

Boomer & Gio discuss what we can expect for the team including Aaron Judge's return.

Hour 3:

Boomer asks Gio what he expects from the Yankees in their 16 games before the break. Gio says it does not sound like Aaron Judge expects to be back on the field anytime soon. Boomer has higher expectations for the Yankees in the next 16 games. Gio says it’s acceptable for the team to simply tread water without Judge. The guys agree Josh Donaldson simply should not be out there everyday anymore. Gio’s hair is still a problem two hours later. What is acceptable work attire? Boomer revisits the picture of the new afternoon show and wonders if DA has calmed down? Jerry returns for an update but first we wonder how things would break down at the station if something happened to Jerry. The Mets will play the Phillies in London next June. Jerry has audio from the Mariners blowout win over Domingo German and the Yankees. Was something wrong with German or do guys simply just have bad nights? Nationals manager Davey Martinez had an old-fashioned meltdown after getting ejected. Were the Knicks even at the draft last night? In the final segment of the hour, Gio shares a statement from OceanGate about what happened to their vessel. We hear from one caller who was hit in the face on a golf course twice in two months, one caller who was inspired by the show to think about death and a scuba diver who says the submersible tragedy was easily avoidable.

Hour 2:

The story-at-sea everyone around the country has been following all week had an unfortunate ending on Thursday. Boomer & Gio discuss the known safety issues, how the government knew for days nobody survived and debate if going down in a sub is safer than traveling in one of Elon Musk’s rockets. Then they wonder what the betting lines are for the potential Elon Musk vs. Mark Zuckerberg fight. Despite Musk’s size advantage, Boomer and Gio agree Zuckerberg has a shot.

Jerry returns for an update but first Boomer breaks down the Musk vs Zuckerberg fight even more, Jerry mentions Jay Glazer's stem cell treatment and the guys remember athletes who went overseas for surgery. Domingo German had an awful start and the Yankees lost 10-2. Boomer wants to know how long the Yankees will keep trotting Josh Donaldson out. Gio guesses for a long time and Aaron Boone seemingly agrees. Boone said Donaldson almost hit a ball well last night. The Mets were off but the catcher they cut, Gary Sanchez, hit another HR. The Rays benched Wander Franco and Victor Wembanyama is officially a member of the San Antonio Spurs. The Thompson twins were taken back-to-back in the top 5 and Jets safety Chuck Clark did tear his ACL. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer asks what the Mets need to do in their 16 games before the All-Star break in order to hook us all back in. Boomer will take 11-5 to get the team to .500 but Gio wants more. Gio doesn’t want to be stuck watching the Mets on national TV broadcasts this weekend and might have other plans.

Hour 1:

After acknowledging the unfortunate update regarding the people lost at sea while searching for the Titanic, Gio deals with a hair problem and then has Boomer guess what happened to Jerry’s face. Jerry took a golf ball off a tree to the face yesterday and has a few stitches. Gio realizes these topics are not fitting for a Feel Good Friday so Boomer tries to cheer everyone up. Gio remembers feeling powerful yesterday because of a few text messages from people in the industry. Gio purposely ignored last night’s Yankees game in order to keep everyone in a good mood. Before Jerry begins his first update, Boomer asks him to explain what happened to his face. Jerry went golfing with his father and two sons and hit a golf ball into a tree. The ball came right back to whack him in the face. Some blood and a few stitches later, Jerry is back to work with blood-stained sneakers. Boomer thinks Jerry should have finished all 18 holes. An eye-witness at the scene calls in to share his account of what happened. We also hear from a pilot who actually did lose an eye on the golf course but got something good out of the ordeal. Jerry tells us the Yankees lost and the NBA draft was last night. In the final segment of the hour, a caller asks after John Sterling and Jerry took balls to the face, since these things happen in threes, who at WFAN is next and what kind of object will nail them?

Before Jerry begins his first update, Boomer asks him to explain what happened to his face. Jerry went golfing with his father and two sons and hit a golf ball into a tree. The ball came right back to whack him in the face. Some blood and a few stitches later, Jerry is back to work with blood-stained sneakers. Boomer thinks Jerry should have finished all 18 holes. An eye-witness at the scene calls in to share his account of what happened. We also hear from a pilot who actually did lose an eye on the golf course but got something good out of the ordeal. Jerry tells us the Yankees lost and the NBA draft was last night.

After acknowledging the unfortunate update regarding the people lost at sea while searching for the Titanic, Gio deals with a hair problem and then has Boomer guess what happened to Jerry’s face. Jerry took a golf ball off a tree to the face yesterday and has a few stitches. Gio realizes these topics are not fitting for a Feel Good Friday so Boomer tries to cheer everyone up. Gio remembers feeling powerful yesterday because of a few text messages from people in the industry. Gio purposely ignored last night’s Yankees game in order to keep everyone in a good mood.

Hour 1:

Gio compared the Mets to having a sick child in your home. You love them, but you want to avoid them because you don’t want to get sick. Boomer said the sound kept dropping off of the Amazon Prime Yankees broadcast. Hal Steinbrenner said he’s not sure why fans are upset since it’s only mid-June. Boomer & Gio talked about why the fans are upset since he doesn’t seem so sure. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of John Sterling calling a 2-run HR by Jake Bauers. Jhony Brito did a solid job on the mound and talked about the win. The Mets lost yesterday in Houston, meaning they’ve lost another series. The Reds have won their 11th straight, the most since 1966. Kristaps Porzingis is headed to Boston as part of a 3-player deal. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer doesn’t like the Jon Heyman article where scouts are talking about Anthony Volpe and how he needs to fix his swing. Not a single scout put their name on it. 

Hour 2:

People on the DA Show are crying that Shaun Morash is moving to WFAN. Tiki and Tierney were also reminiscing about their many years together before the changes take place. Damon Amendolara is frustrated that WFAN keeps taking talent from CBS Sports Network. We heard audio from Pete Bellotti at the DA Show. He was choked up talking about Morash leaving. A lot of the people on air around here now have come through Eddie’s internship program. Eddie is our ‘Stick’ Michaels. Jerry returns for an update but first Boomer went down the hall during the break to the DA Show to let them know everyone will be ok. Jerry mentioned he doesn’t like the name, ‘Warm Up Show’. Billy McKinney hit his second HR in 2 nights as the Yankees beat the Mariners again. The Mets lost another series by losing again to the Astros last night. Tylor Megill had a short outing. Boomer is sick of hearing Buck Showalter after every game saying we have to play better. There was a horrendous overturn of a call at the plate in the Padres/Giants game. Aaron Rodgers was a speaker at a psychedelic conference in Denver last night. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer wonders if we need to bring in grief counselors since everyone is crying about Morash leaving CBS Sports Radio. A caller wants to know at what age you outgrow Las Vegas bachelor parties. A caller gives us an update on how much the person makes who comes into medical school and lets students check his prostate. 

Hour 3:

The submarine that was touring the wreckage of the Titanic is still missing. They had 96 hours of oxygen in case of emergency. The CBS news story on the submarine made it seem like it was pieced together cheaply. Jerry returns for an update and starts with John Sterling calling an Anthony Volpe HR as they beat the Mariners again. The Mets dropped another series as they lost again to the Astros. Daniel Vogelbach had another couple hits in the loss. The Reds won their 11th in a row. It’s their longest winning streak since 1966. Kristops Porzingis is headed to the Celtics in a 3-team trade. Dak Prescott met the media and talked about his legacy. And Henrik Lundqvist made it to the Hockey Hall of Fame. In the final segment of the hour, we have audio from the DA Show where DA was complaining about WFAN taking all of the talent from CBS Sports Radio. Gio said when he worked at the network he also didn’t think anybody cared about it. 

Hour 4:

Kristaps Porzingis is headed to the Celtics in a 3-team deal. Were the Knicks interested in bringing him back? The Athletic is reporting that Obi Toppin and Tom Thibodeau got into a screaming match after game 4 in Miami. Jerry returned for an update but first Gio said he did check out the new season of Temptation Island and it looks pretty good. Jordan Whitehead of the Jets said this really reminds him of when Tom Brady came to Tampa. Rob Manfred did an interview with Time Magazine and he talked about giving players immunity in the Astros cheating scandal. Looking back it seems like he wished he didn’t do that. The Yankees beat the Mariners again last night. We heard John Sterling call a HR by Jake Bauers. The Mets and Astros went back and forth but the Mets lost again and lost their sixth series in a row. Tylor Megill was not good. Bill Burr was in the booth for NESN for the entire Red Sox game. He had a few jokes that didn’t go over so well. Ohtani gave up 1-run and took the loss. He threw 100 pitches. In the final segment of the show, Kadarius Toney is having his Chiefs Super Bowl ring sized for his middle finger as an F-U to New York. We also talked about some of the giant chains some professional players get made by jewelers.