Boomer & Gio

Boomer shares a story about a clueless friend. The Yankees beat the Orioles and Fernando Tatis Jr. almost single-handedly beat the Mets. PCA had another leadoff homer and the Cubs walked-off the White Sox again but this time it was Alex Bregman. C-Lo plays one of his old mistakes for Boomer that he brought to the air when Boomer was on vacation. C-Lo thinks Fernando Mendoza sounds like another NFL QB. Jameis Winston.

Jerry was inspired by last night’s 22-0 Brewers win so he looked up other crazy baseball games with high run totals. What’s a comparable blowout in hockey?

C-Lo returns with the Yankees win over the Orioles. Jazz Chisholm Jr. complained to an umpire during a play last night. Boomer says it’s always something with him. Heliot Ramos continues to struggle. Fernando Tatis Jr. had himself a night at Citi Field to lift the Padres over the Mets. Howie Rose joined Gary Cohen in the SNY booth last night. We have an update on the Ketel Marte situation.

C-Lo's first update focuses on the Yanks and starts with Boomer’s guy Trent Grisham driving in all three Yankees runs in a 3-1 win over the Orioles. We discuss how players use their challenges and Boomer calling for everyone to “wake up”. Aaron Judge has been swinging a bat under water.

The Cowboys & Saints had a brawl at their joint practice. Boomer gives us the skinny about what's good and bad about doing them.

Jerry fills in for Gio on Boomer & Jerry as the guys break down Mets home-plate defense, the MLB playoff race, and whether NFL starters should play in the preseason. The tone shifts to honor former Raven OJ Brigance and discuss football’s physical toll, alongside C-Lo’s updates featuring highlight calls, Gary Cohen’s 'squishy dumpling' confusion, and sound bites from Malik Nabers and Aaron Glenn. The show wraps by exploring Nielsen ranking New York last in NFL fan indexes, revisiting a classic Mad Dog vs. Boomer throwback, crowning Jerry asking Boomer if he's on cocaine as Moment of the Day, and closing on the surprising Lakers sale.

Jerry is in for Gio today on Boomer & Jerry! We start with the Mets throwing three Diamondbacks out at the plate in the first two innings, then dive into the MLB playoff picture and the AL East's postseason crowd. Before C-Lo's first update, Boomer channels Craig Carton yelling about Jaxson Dart risking preseason injury—prompting Jerry to ask if Boomer's on cocaine this morning. To cap off the hour, a caller calls out Boomer’s bad memory regarding teams coming back from 20 games down to make the World Series.

Jerry recaps the weekend's 16 preseason games, where only 14 of 32 quarterbacks saw action, prompting Boomer to argue that all starters should play. After breaking down the Giants' current wide receiver group, C-Lo arrives with an update featuring Howie Rose's calls of Carson Benge throwing out two runners at the plate in back-to-back plays, followed by postgame thoughts from Benge. Then, we hear Pete Crow-Armstrong's 10th-inning walk-off home run in the Cubs' victory over the White Sox, and address Ketel Marte going AWOL on the Diamondbacks. Finally, the hour wraps up with further discussion on whether QBs should play in the preseason.

We start with former Ravens player OJ Brigance passing away from ALS at 56, leading into a discussion on football's role in the disease as Boomer recalls a hit that left him with no memory of a game. C-Lo returns for an update featuring Gary Cohen calling Carson Benge’s second runner thrown out at the plate in the same inning, Howie Rose calling AJ Ewing throwing a runner out at home, and Cohen’s complete confusion over what a 'squishy dumpling' is. Next, we hear Malik Nabers talk about the dog waking up in him, plus Aaron Glenn addressing a player throwing up and Breece Hall straining his groin. Finally, the hour wraps up with a round of 'Old Man, Young Man'.