Boomer & Gio

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

Jerry's here and we'll give you his whole sportscast cuz there's a lot. He's got sound of the big Team USA win. Steve Cohen on David Stearns and lack of Mets success. Losses for both baseball teams (of course). Big moves in the NBA including Mitchell Robinson to the Celtics.

With start the show with USA's win over Bosnia-Herzegovina and a controversial red card penalty given to the US.

Today we tackle massive NBA free agency shakeups as LeBron James exits LA, Kawhi Leonard heads back to Toronto, and Draymond Green opts out. Over on the diamond, the Mets rack up shutouts and hunt for a new manager while the Yankees slide, benches clear between the Red Sox and Nationals, and a Guardians rookie makes a hilarious viral blunder. Finally, we break down historic World Cup and baseball TV ratings, the Roommates podcast roasting Josh Hart, Blake Griffin's shocking sports psychologist betrayal, and a studio visit from Craig Carton to celebrate WFAN's 39th birthday.

This morning we kick off with the World Cup and LeBron James’ likely return to Cleveland, before breaking down Mitchell Robinson’s future with the Knicks and Kawhi Leonard heading back to the Raptors. Jerry's first update brings you the Tigers handling Cam Schlittler, a Mets shutout over the Blue Jays with homers from Alvarez and Torrens, and Alex Cora's glowing podcast praise for New York. Finally, benches clear in the Red Sox/Nationals game after a Contreras and Cavalli clash, Jalen Brunson shares his dislike for "Who Let The Dogs Out," and we react to the viral coffee shop video of ESPN's Gary Striewski vs. JuJu Chan.

The Travelers outrated the Yankees/Red Sox on Sunday, which was still the most-watched Sunday Night Baseball game in 15 years. Looking ahead, Boomer thinks tonight’s U.S. World Cup game will be the most-watched U.S. team game. Jerry returns for an update starting with the Mets shutting out the Blue Jays and the Yankees losing their sixth straight after a rough first inning from Cam Schlittler. Finally, a Guardians rookie outfielder mistakenly throws the ball into the stands with only two outs, Mike Brown discusses benching Josh Hart on the Roommates podcast, and Blake Griffin shares a story about a sports psychologist who called coach Doc Rivers to tell him everything they talked about.

We break down NBA free agency and LeBron telling the Lakers he’s playing elsewhere, followed by a look at potential Mets managers Carlos Beltran, Alex Cora, and Dave Martinez. Jerry's update starts with the Yankees' loss after Cam Schlittler surrendered three first-inning home runs, benches clearing in the Red Sox/Nationals game after words between Willson Contreras and Cade Cavalli—where we heard from both—and a Mets shutout over the Blue Jays via Nolan McLean's six solid innings. To wrap up, Draymond Green discusses opting out, LeBron confirms he won’t return to the Lakers, and Jerry leaves us with an unexpected pronunciation of "Mexico."

We kick off with Knicks and World Cup auction items, before Dan in Carteret predicts a Yanks/Braves World Series after a Knicks/Spurs finals. Next, we note WFAN’s 39th birthday and talk about the length of men's shorts. Jerry’s final update shares the sound of a Guardians rookie outfielder throwing a ball into the stands with only two outs, followed by Mike Brown's appearance on the Roommates podcast where Jalen Brunson names Josh Hart the worst practice player. Finally, Jerry provides an unexpected pronunciation of "Mexico" for the Moment of the Day, and Craig Carton finishes the show in the studio talking about how good he is at golf.

Jerry's final update of the day has sounds of a Guardians rookie outfielder throwing a ball in the stands thinking it was 3 outs when it was only 2. The Roommates podcast had Mike Brown on and Jalen Brunson said Josh Hart was the worst practice player. The Moment of The Day: Jerry pronounces Mexico in a different way than expected.