Scottie Scheffler noted that fans sometimes want carnage in golf but they don’t in other sports. Golf courses all being so different makes the sport unique. A kindergartener drew Boomer and Gio and his mom did not know what caused him to draw them.

Adam Schefter is getting into golf. Gio looks back on his golf game before he really picked up the sport. Gio agrees with a caller that fans have to let go of comparisons when judging prospects and current players. Gio also explains that teams do it to sell tickets to minor league games. A caller uses the same barber as Adam Schefter and says Schefter is always on his phone. Gio thinks everyone around Schefter is probably looking for information.

A caller is angry that the Yankees overhyped Volpe but Gio says that was more media-driven and all the team did was not trade him. Gio says fans can’t get too excited about what’s posted on social media and think that’s a team propping a player up.

The Lakers are being sold for 10 billion dollars and Boomer wonders if James Dolan will consider selling the Knicks, Rangers and MSG after seeing that number. Gio doesn’t think Dolan has interest in selling but could see the Steinbrenners thinking about it. Boomer thinks all of the discussion around Penn Station and moving MSG could tempt Dolan. Boomer points out that owners of some big franchises have decided to sell in recent years.

Anthony Volpe’s error allowed the go-ahead run to score for the Angels. Boomer says bet the Yankees today as it will be “explosion day”. Paul Blackburn allowed a HR on the first pitch of the game and that was all the Braves needed to beat the Mets. Luis Torrens made a mental error that gave the Braves a run later in the inning. How can the Mets fix Francisco Alvarez?

The Yankees and Mets continue to lose and are 0-11 combined since last Friday. The Yankees finally scored but not enough to win and the Mets are breathing life into the Braves. Gio says the “I told you so” fans are getting louder but his message to everyone is to calm down. He’s staying positive. Has Boomer sat through a full week like this with both teams losing every game in his 18 years of hosting this show? The Mets had a chance to bury the Braves but instead are breathing life into them. Anthony Volpe’s crucial error cost the Yankees and Gio says it’s tough for any Yankee to play in the shadow of former franchise legends. Volpe and Francisco Alvarez were both two top prospects who have disappointed early in their careers. The Lakers sale has Boomer wondering about the value of the Yankees and Gio thinks the Steinbrenner’s group chat must have been going off yesterday because of the news.

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Hour 1

Boomer and Gio discussed the Mets' baserunning errors and the Yankees' 29-inning scoreless streak, with Boomer urging the Yankees to acquire a new bat. They also touched upon Francisco Alvarez's struggles and their recent golf outing at Bethpage Black. The hour concluded with news of the Florida Panthers winning their second consecutive Stanley Cup and a caller's comment on Gio not supporting Boomer in an earlier argument against Jerry.

Hour 2

Nick Castellanos was benched for "inappropriate comments" made to manager Rob Thomson, prompting discussion on managerial authority, with Gio wondering if Aaron Boone would do the same. This occurred as the Yankees suffered their third consecutive shutout loss, extending their scoreless streak to 29 innings. Meanwhile, the Mets blew a 3-run lead in Atlanta, and Francisco Alvarez had a rough defensive night. Juan Soto was controversially doubled out on a flyball, blaming the umpires. Other news included Russell Wilson's commitment to practice, the Panthers winning their second straight Stanley Cup, and the Jets signing a 243-pound USFL kicker. The segment ended with old tweets of BT criticizing Boomer's suits resurfacing.

Hour 3

The Florida Panthers won their second straight Stanley Cup, leading to a discussion about state taxes impacting player choices. The show also covered the Mets blowing a lead against the Braves and the Yankees' ongoing 29-inning scoreless streak. Personal segments included a running joke about Jerry's missed golf invite, old tweets of Brandon Tierney criticizing Boomer's suits, the Jets signing a 243-pound USFL kicker, and nostalgic talk about school scoliosis and hernia checks.

Hour 4

The Florida Panthers won their second straight Stanley Cup. WNBA tensions between the Fever and Sun over Caitlin Clark were discussed, alongside a phys ed teacher's struggles with scoliosis tests. The Yankees were shut out again, and the Mets blew a 3-run lead in Atlanta, and "Big Intern" Zach was in the studio.

Boomer and Gio discussed the Mets' baserunning errors and the Yankees' 29-inning scoreless streak, with Boomer urging the Yankees to acquire a new bat. They also touched upon Francisco Alvarez's struggles and their recent golf outing at Bethpage Black. The hour concluded with news of the Florida Panthers winning their second consecutive Stanley Cup and a caller's comment on Gio not supporting Boomer in an earlier argument against Jerry.