Boomer & Gio

Jerry joins Boomer to debate Pete Alonso’s controversial foul ball, Mason Rincon’s Little League walk-off, Steve Cohen’s pre-game comments, and the federal investigation into Dodgers owner Mark Walter. As C-Lo brings the updates, the guys cover Kodai Senga's new closer role, Fernando Mendoza, the pressures of playing in New York, and Scottie Scheffler’s thoughts on LIV Golf. Finally, Boomer drops the bit to admit Alonso's hit was fair before rounding out the show with movie lists, the Moment of the Day, and a golf course recommendation.

Jerry is in for Gio for one more day alongside Boomer! On today's show: Mason Rincon hits a walk-off HR in the Little League World Series, Pete Alonso’s controversial replay call sparks debate after the Yankees win, and the guys react to Steve Cohen’s pre-game comments. Plus, Kodai Senga debuts a new entrance video, Jerry teases a big Mets moment for Boomer, and callers weigh in on an E60 feature and the flaws of replay review.

We break down the federal investigation into Dodgers owner Mark Walter and Shohei Ohtani’s opt-out clause. C-Lo returns with the Orioles broadcast of Pete Alonso’s controversial foul ball, Lombard’s game-winning RBI, and Carson Benge’s HR powering a Mets win as Kodai Senga settles into his new closer role. Plus, audio from Steve Cohen, Al Dukes, Mason Rincon’s walk-off HR, and Fernando Mendoza—whom Boomer still thinks sounds like Tom Brady. Finally, Boomer unboxes gifts to share with Jerry!

Jerry asks Boomer why playing in New York is so tough for athletes, leading to a Jets fan's "festival of pain" motto and a debate on championship grace periods. C-Lo returns for an update as Dylan Beavers’ HR in a Yankees win prompts a tangent on rabid beavers, Aaron Boone reacts to Pete Alonso's foul ball, and Boomer shows off listener drawings. Finally, Scottie Scheffler’s thoughts on LIV golfers returning lead to a discussion on sports league competition, LIV's demise, and what price it would take to work for a competitor in an undesirable location.

We continue discussing LIV Golf and its TV deal before Boomer drops the bit and admits Pete Alonso’s controversial hit was indeed fair. A caller from Kentucky brightens the show, C-Lo returns for his final update, and Boomer shares a movie list for Rami. Plus, reactions from Pete Alonso, John Kruk, and Liam Coen lead into the Moment of the Day. Finally, Jerry recommends a golf course for the crew, and a caller highlights a few "man's movies" Boomer missed.

C-Lo has got Pete Alonso’s reaction to last night’s controversial call. John Kruk had a fun comment about what a man can do if he gets hit in a certain area while not wearing a cup. Liam Coen is a good young coach but a weird one. The Moment of The Day: Jerry teasing something only Boomer can be aroused by.

And quickly makes our day.

We discuss the demise of LIV Golf and how competition to major sports leagues can work. How much would it take us to move somewhere undesirable and work for a competitor?

Jerry asks Boomer what is so different about playing in New York that makes it hard for some athletes to succeed here?

C-Lo has the Orioles TV broadcast call of Pete Alonso’s foul ball that we all think was really a HR. Carson Benge’s HR led the Mets to a win and series victory over the Padres. Jerry thinks Kodai Senga looks like he is enjoying his new role as a closer. C-Lo has audio of Steve Cohen’s pre-game chat with reporters, the call of Mason Rincon’s walk-off HR for Bayonne last night & more audio from Fernando Mendoza.