Boomer & Gio

Off TV for Japanese soccer, the guys wonder about Jaxson Dart’s training camp penalty before office construction distracts Gio, leading to discussions about his air quality dream, recurring nightmares, and sleep paralysis—which Rami, a caller linking it to alien abductions, and C-Lo all relate to. C-Lo then kicks off his update with newsroom construction, George Lombard Jr. flashing leather in his debut, Shaun Morash’s mock John Sterling HR call, a caller’s over-the-top Lombard praise, and George Lombard Sr. joining Suzyn, inspiring Gio to imagine Emmanuel Berbari discussing building problems with Suzyn. Finally, reports that the Giants' defense is miles ahead of the offense give Gio Zach Wilson flashbacks regarding Dart, though Jerry remains unconcerned about Dart in year two.

The guys kick off with massive NFL extensions and Zay Flowers’ lucrative deal, followed by a caller blaming the Yankees for Anthony Volpe’s struggles. Gio and Jerry discuss sports betting and fantasy football. C-Lo’s update starts with Ryan Ruocco’s call of George Lombard Jr.’s first home run, Lombard’s brother also homering, and Gio pitching minor league team names. C-Lo then highlights a Twitter feud between C-Mac and Shaun Morash, Carson Benge’s big performance, Kodai Senga’s move to the bullpen, and another Keith Hernandez moment. Finally, Jake Reiner explains his Dodgers first pitch, and the guys cover distracted driving before Gio weighs in on whether Pittsburgh’s Primanti Brothers is worth the trip.

Playing off-TV re-join songs leads Gio to recall his time on Dancing with the Stars in Pittsburgh, followed by a caller insisting Primanti Bros. is a must-visit and Gio admitting he hates asking for things over the phone. C-Lo’s final update starts with the Yankees defeating the Cardinals in George Lombard Jr.’s MLB debut, C-Mac and Brian Cashman exchanging long-winded Q&As, Mets rookie Nate Lavender detailing his family’s travel to Cleveland, Gio declaring Syracuse isn't for him, and John Kruk offering cremation thoughts during Bryce Harper’s return to the outfield. After the Moment of the Day on sharing sleep paralysis struggles with your wife, the show wraps with a new report on Francisco Lindor, Juan Soto, and Freddy Peralta, leaving Gio convinced that Lindor and Soto simply don't like each other.

C-Lo returns with the Yankees beating the Cardinals in George Lombard Jr’s MLB debut. C-Mac asked Brian Cashman a long question yesterday and Cashman gave an even longer answer. Mets rookie Nate Lavender detailed his family’s travels to make it to Cleveland for his debut. The Moment of The Day: Sharing sleep paralysis struggles with your wife.

The famed Pittsburgh sandwich shop has got to be a stop for one caller. Also, Gio has trouble asking for things over the phone.

A few massive contract extensions were handed out in the NFL yesterday. The one that sticks out to Gio is Zay Flowers because he has not been great in Baltimore and is now making more than receivers who are much better.

Reports from Giants training camp say the defense is miles ahead of the offense. High expectations for Jaxson Dart are starting to give Gio Zach Wilson flashbacks.

George Lombard Jr. flashed the leather in his debut. Shaun Morash shared what he thinks John Sterling’s HR call for Lombard would have been. An overnight caller’s love for Lombard after one game was too much for C-Lo. George Lombard Sr. joined Suzyn on the postgame show.

C-Lo starts with George Lombard Jr.’s home run in his big league debut. Dave Sims and Suzyn Waldman were very excited. Craig and C-Mac sang a Cashman song yesterday but not when Cashman was on with them. C-Mac apologized for interrupting Cashman. Cashman didn’t answer a question about kicking the tires on a Francisco Lindor trade. Gio jokes that Keith Hernandez sounds like he’s always close to saying something he should not on the Mets’ broadcasts.

Gio got a laugh out of C-Mac interviewing Brian Cashman on The Carton Show yesterday. Gio felt good about most of Cashman’s answers except for the one about not acquiring a catcher.