Boomer & Gio

AL declares the ALDS over -- the Yankees are DONE!

Gio and Jerry react to the Yankees falling behind 2-0 in their playoff series, debating Aaron Boone vs. the players following costly errors by McMahon and Jazz, postgame audio from Cam Schlittler, Spencer Jones’s catwalk hit, and Ben Rice's two home runs. The guys break down the Falcons crushing the Saints, Aaron Glenn’s mindset, NFL referee suspensions, and Max Fried’s upcoming must-win start as the series heads home. Wrapping up, they discuss small-payroll playoff teams, Jim Harbaugh on protecting Justin Herbert, spiraling Jets and Yankees fan panic, and Mike Brown on coaching after winning a championship.

With Boomer out today, Gio and Jerry take the wheel, starting with the Yankees’ playoff loss and debating whether the players or Aaron Boone are to blame. C-Lo steps in with the update on first-inning errors by McMahon and Jazz, followed by postgame reactions from Cam Schlittler and Jazz. Beyond baseball, the Falcons crush the Saints on the ground, Aaron Glenn adopts a week-to-week mindset, and the NFL suspends two officials for disrespecting players. Finally, the guys wrap the hour taking calls from Yankees fans, including one demanding Anthony Volpe play.

We get back to the Yankees falling behind 2-0 in the series and head straight to calls from fans worried about their poor fielding and lack of hitting. C-Lo returns for his update, starting with yesterday’s golf tournament where he took forever to hit the ball, before playing sounds from the Yankees loss—highlighted by Spencer Jones hitting a catwalk at the Trop for an out and Ben Rice providing the only offense with two home runs. Finally, Gio comes agonizingly close to winning $20K in a closest-to-the-pin contest.

We look ahead to Max Fried starting a must-win game for the Yankees before examining small-payroll playoff teams and how a Milwaukee-Tampa World Series could affect a potential lockout. A caller questions whether Cam Schlittler hates the Rays as much as the Red Sox, Gio marvels at Mahjong’s surging popularity alongside calls from avid players, and C-Lo returns with Jazz discussing Cam's performance plus audio of Spencer Jones hitting a stadium roof ring. Finally, a caller trades words with Jim Harbaugh on keeping Justin Herbert protected, and the hour wraps with the story of former American Idol contestant Caleb Flynn killing his wife to be with a 20-year-old.

We start with both Jets and Yankees fanbases completely losing faith, though the Yankees still have a chance to bounce back as they return home for two games despite calls from fans wanting everyone benched or fired. C-Lo delivers his final update with Kevin Harlan’s call of the Falcons crushing the Saints and Mike Brown discussing what changes for a championship-winning coach. After Pete in Scottsdale’s "who’s on first?" earns Moment of the Day, the show wraps with LeBron playing in Philly while living in NYC and commuting via the Fanatics helicopter.

C-Lo returns and we heard from Kevin Harlan on the call as the Falcons crushed the Saints in New Orleans last night. The Knicks' Mike Brown was asked about being a Championship winning coach and what changes. The Moment of The Day: Pete in Scottsdale’s ‘who’s on first?’

They have a chance with two games in the Bronx, but we took some Yanks calls and they were not happy people.

C-Lo has Jazz talking about Cam’s performance in the loss. We heard the sound of Spencer Jones hitting one of the rings near the roof of the stadium. A caller had a back and forth with Jim Harbaugh on Justin Herbert not being protected.

Max Fried starts tomorrow. We talked about the smaller payroll teams that are still in the playoffs. A caller doesn’t think Cam Schlittler hates the Rays as much as the Red Sox.

C-Lo starts with the sounds of the Yankees loss. Spencer Jones hit a catwalk at the Trop and the Rays caught it for an out. Ben Rice was the only Yankee offense, hitting 2 home runs.

We went right to the calls from Yankees fans who are very concerned about their fielding and lack of hitting.

C-Lo sits in for Jerry and starts with the McMahon error - the first of the night in the first inning. We then heard Jazz’s error, also in the first inning as he threw wild to first. We heard from Cam Schlittler after the game. Jazz said after the game if given another chance he would have thrown it again, but a better throw. The Falcons crushed the Saints last night as they ran all over them. Aaron Glenn is taking it week to week and seemed to be taking the Giants 1-0 mindset. The NFL suspended a referee and a line judge for disrespecting players.

Regarding the Yankees loss, Jerry said, ‘blame the players, because these players suck’. The Boone haters are going to blame Boone.

WFAN presents a collection of discussions celebrating the Giants' 36-24 win over the Arizona Cardinals to take sole possession of first place in the NFC East, featuring Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Carton Show. The shows react to the full "Jameis Winston Experience," Deonte Banks’ game-clinching pick-six on 4th down, Theo Johnson’s touchdown, and Arvell Reese stepping up with Brian Burns sidelined. That and more on Best Of Giants on WFAN!

WFAN presents a collection of discussions reacting to the Jets' dismal 23-12 loss to the Chicago Bears from Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Carton Show. The guys react to mind-boggling stats—including Chicago running 89 plays and racking up 34 first downs while the Jets managed just 32 total plays—plus Frank Reich's questionable play-calling, Garrett Wilson only getting 4 targets, and whether Aaron Glenn can turn things around. That and more on Best Of Jets on WFAN!

Frank Reich's Jets Offense is horrible (sorry, Boomer)

Boomer unloads on the Jets’ disastrous loss, tough upcoming schedule, and why Mike Tomlin won't be coaching New York, before breaking down the first-place 3-1 Giants’ win over the Cardinals with highlights from Jameis Winston, Theo Johnson, Malik Nabers, Abdul Carter, and Kayvon Thibodeaux. We react to John Harbaugh’s answered prayers, Cam Skattebo’s underdog frustration, Geno Smith’s offensive woes in a loss to Devin Bush’s Bears, and Aaron Glenn on penalties. Finally, Jerry rounds up CeeDee Lamb’s record 17 catches, the 0-4 Chargers, victories by the Colts, Jags, Niners, Chiefs, and Panthers, plus playoff baseball with the Brewers up 2-0 and Gerrit Cole previewing Yankees vs. Rays.

We are live from Boomer’s Long Island golf tournament, where Boomer unloads on the Jets’ unacceptable "ass kicking" and tough upcoming schedule. Jerry delivers his first update with the Giants beating the Cardinals, John Harbaugh’s answered prayers, Cam Skattebo calling home underdog status "B.S.", a Jets interception, Aaron Glenn’s disappointment, and Geno Smith on the lack of offense. Finally, Kenny Albert calls CeeDee Lamb’s record 17 catches in a Cowboys win over the Texans, before we cover the 0-4 Chargers, a stunned Jim Harbaugh, Mike McDaniel firing talk, and four other winless teams.

We are live from Boomer’s golf tournament with the Rimington Trophy Tour Ford truck, breaking down the first-place 3-1 Giants’ win over the Cardinals, John Harbaugh fixing special teams, and why Mike Tomlin won't coach the Jets. Jerry arrives with sound from the Giants' game-sealing interception, Jameis Winston heating up despite turnovers, Malik Nabers returning to the end zone, Cam Skattebo on being home underdogs, and Geno Smith getting sacked by the Bears. Plus, Jerry rounds up the Niners topping the Broncos, Jim Nantz calling the Chiefs over the Raiders, the Brewers taking a 2-0 lead over the Padres, and the Rangers beating the Mammoth. We close out taking calls on Cool Games and a direct message for Frank Reich.

We are live from Boomer’s golf tournament, where Boomer defends his past tournament win against Gio’s claims of manipulation. Jerry returns for an update with the Giants beating the Cardinals on a Theo Johnson touchdown pass from Jameis, Abdul Carter calling it a total team victory, Devin Bush calling his Bears game one of the easiest ever, and Aaron Glenn discussing all their penalties. Plus, the Colts beat the Commanders and their third-string QB in London, and we hear sound from the Jags beating the Bengals featuring Liam Cohen. In the final segment of the hour, we take calls from frustrated Jets fans.

We kick off with callers on a timid Phil Simms encounter and Kayvon’s bad game for the Giants, before Boomer recalls backing up David Klingler in Cincinnati. Jerry delivers his final update with Gerrit Cole previewing Yankees vs. Rays, Austin Wells on stretching a double to a triple, an MLB playoff roundup, John Harbaugh’s answered prayers, Jameis Winston post-win, Cam Skattebo calling home-underdog status dumb, Geno Smith on offensive execution, a Jets interception, and Bryce Young after the Panthers beat the Lions. We wrap up with the Moment of the Day: Rollin’ the G, S’ing the D, before discussing today’s golf outing for Boomer’s foundation.

Jerry's final update of the day and starts with a preview of tonight’s Yankees/Rays game from Gerrit Cole. Austin Wells wants to get another shot at Rasmussen. Jerry went around the league for the MLB playoffs. John Harbaugh said he was praying and God came through. Cam Skattebo talked about being underdogs at home, saying it’s dumb. Geno Smith talked about not executing on offense. The good news is the Jets finally got an interception. The Panthers beat the Lions last night and we heard from Bryce Young. The Moment of The Day: Rollin’ the G, S’ing the D.

We started the hour with more calls, with one caller saying he saw Phil Simms at the Giants game but was afraid to go up to him. A caller said Kayvon had another bad game for the Giants.

We ended the hour by taking calls from rightfully frustrated fans of the Jets.

Jerry's back with the sounds of the game sealing interception for the Giants. John HARBAUGH talked about JAMEIS Winston’s performance including his turnovers. JAMEIS said he’s heating up and starting to get better. We heard the sounds of GENO Smith getting sacked in their loss to the Bears. Jerry went around the NFL including the sounds of the Niners beating the Broncos. We heard Jim NANTZ on the call as the Chiefs beat the Raiders. We heard the sounds of the Brewers beating the Padres, to go up 2-0 in the series. The Rangers beat the Mammoth.

They are 3-1 and in first place in the NFC East. Boomer knew that John Harbaugh was going to fix the special teams and he did.

Jerry first update starts with the sounds of the Giants beating the Cardinals. John HARBAUGH said he was praying and the Lord came through. Cam SKATTEBO talked about being underdogs at home be ‘B.S.’ The Jets actually got an interception yesterday. Aaron Glenn was very disappointed after the game. GENO Smith talked about the lack of offense. We heard Kenny Albert on the call as the Cowboys beat the Texans. Cee Dee Lamb had 17 catches, the most all-time in an NFL game.

Boomer called yesterday's game one of the worst performances in Jets history.

The Giants released Odell Beckham Jr. after barely using him for three games. Our hosts react to the news and debate if there was ever any point of reuniting with OBJ in the first place. Plus, Evan and Tiki discuss the team's chances in the NFC East without Jaxson Dart, and if J.J. McCarthy has any chance of pushing Jameis Winston for the starting job. Phil Simms joins Boomer and Gio to talk all things Big Blue, including McCarthy and how he may be used the rest of this season.

The Yankees steamrolled the hated Red Sox in a two-game Wild Card Series sweep, and we have full reactions from all of our hosts, who were pleasantly surprised at how efficient the Yankee lineup was from top to bottom. Plus, debating whether or not Aaron Judge will play in the ALDS, how the Yankees will set up their rotation, and if the Bombers should be favored against the Rays. Meanwhile, Evan and Tiki feel like the Yanks were a little over the top in celebrating a Wild Card Series win, and Boomer and Gio debate which Yankee is likeliest to carry the team and be their new "Mr. October."

Boomer & Gio preview the Yankees-Rays ALDS and who will step up to be 'Mr. October.' Plus: -Is there now a QB battle between JJ McCarthy and Jameis Winston? -Phil Simms talks Giants and NFL -Yankees beat the Red Sox, Tampa next -Giants part ways with OBJ -Week 4 picks

From 'Kickoff with Boomer & Valenti' (subscribe here): Boomer and Mike are back to talk all the headlines from week 3, another splashy Cowboys trade, Week 4 picks, Game of the Week, a QB Power Rankings and more!

Al and Jerry laugh about a reporter making a bad joke while interviewing Devils' star Jack Hughes.

We kick off with the Browns improving to 3-1 over the Steelers behind a throwback performance from Deshaun Watson and Aaron Rodgers-Mike McCarthy sideline drama, followed by the Rangers' home-opening victory featuring Igor Shesterkin's historic goalie goal. Next, Malik Nabers voices faith in Jameis Winston, the Braves eliminate the Phillies to advance, and we debate Giants-Cardinals versus Jets-Bears while evaluating New York's 1-3 start. After Andy Reid brushes off potential stadium win records, Aaron Rodgers reacts to Joey Porter Jr.'s trade, and Jim Harbaugh addresses J.J. McCarthy, we break down which chess pieces the Giants are currently missing before delivering breaking news that Gerrit Cole will start Game 1. Finally, the show wraps up with our Week 4 NFL picks.

The Browns improved to 3-1 by beating the Steelers behind a vintage Deshaun Watson performance and Aaron Rodgers yelling at Mike McCarthy. Meanwhile, the Rangers scored five goals in their home opener to make Boomer happy, and McCarthy was caught on camera calling Rodgers an "a-hole." Jerry’s update delivers the audio from the Browns' comeback, Watson, the Rodgers-McCarthy drama, and Malik Nabers' faith in Jameis Winston. Finally, the Braves beat the Phillies to advance despite an uncomfortable exchange with Zach Hughes, and the Portland Trail Blazers hired—then fired hours later—a 29-year-old broadcaster over old tweets from when he was 12 and 15.

Gio disagrees with Jerry favoring Jets/Bears over Giants/Cardinals, arguing the home-underdog Giants are much more interesting. Jerry's update kicks off with Browns radio calling a win over the Steelers on a Rodgers interception, followed by Todd Monken’s postgame reaction and Andy Reid brushing off his potential win record at Allegiant Stadium. Next up are the sounds of the Braves beating the Phillies and Kenny Albert calling Igor Shesterkin becoming the first goalie in Rangers history to score a goal. Finally, the hour wraps up with a look at how the Jets feel and look different, even if sitting at 1-3 is far from ideal.

UAP whistleblower David Grusch visited Joe Rogan’s podcast with wild claims of an alien sky war before Jerry’s update kicked off with audio from the Browns beating the Steelers. Following postgame thoughts from Todd Monken, Aaron Rodgers reacted to the Steelers trading Joey Porter Jr., Jim Harbaugh addressed talking to his brother about J.J. McCarthy, and the Braves knocked off the Phillies to advance. Finally, a Padres fan looking for a date revealed he mostly heard back from large women under 30.

We started the hour discussing the Giants as Boomer asked which chess pieces the team is currently missing, followed by breaking news that Gerrit Cole will start Game 1 tomorrow. Gio then vents about people complaining about analytics, before Jerry’s update kicks off with the Browns' win over the Steelers, the Braves beating the Phillies to advance, and Kenny Albert calling Igor Shesterkin becoming the first goalie in Rangers history to score in their home-opening win. Finally, after a Moment of the Day about not wanting to deal with difficult people, the week wraps up with our Week 4 NFL picks.

We give you a two-fer here starting with a funny Moment featuring Zach Martin's dislike for "difficult people" (ahem...Dave Sims). After that we have our full slate of picks for the week and you can guess how many we'll get wrong.

Boomer gives the Giants a look like he's staring at a chess board. Plus, we hear that Gerrit Cole is getting the start for game one.

Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Browns beating the Steelers. We heard from Todd Monken after the win. Aaron Rodgers was asked about the Steelers trading Joey Porter Jr. Jim Harbaugh was asked if he talked to his brother about JJ McCarthy. We heard the sounds of the Braves beating the Phillies to advance.

They call them UAPs now but, you know, flying saucers. Dave Grusch who spilled the beans about all sorts of claims was on with Joe Rogan to say, uh, interesting things.

Jerry's got the Browns radio call when they beat the Steelers as Rodgers heaved up an interception. We heard from Todd Monken after the game. Andy Reid was told he can become the winningest coach at Allegiant Stadium and he doesn’t care. We heard the sounds of the Braves beating the Phillies. We heard Kenny Albert on the call as Igor scored a goal for the Rangers, the first goalie ever to do so for them.

Gio thinks that'll be the more interesting game rather than Jets-Bears.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Browns beating the Steelers. We heard from Todd Monken on the third comeback win of the season. Watson talked about the final drive. We heard the audio of Rodgers yelling at McCarthy. Malik Nabers talked about his confidence in Jameis Winston. The Braves beat the Phillies to advance.

Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy had words during last night's game.

Yankees are on to Tampa, AL would keep sitting Judge, "they don't need him"

We break down the Yankees' 9-2 win over the Red Sox, Sonny Gray's early exit and sticky stuff, and look ahead to the Rays series while debating Aaron Judge’s roster status. After rounding up MLB playoff action with Cody Bellinger, Bryce Harper, and the White Sox, we touch on Jameis Winston’s thoughts on JJ McCarthy before discussing Phil Mickelson’s therapy and comparisons to Tiger Woods. Finally, we turn to football with a Steelers-Browns preview, NFL line guessing, and a debate on whether McCarthy or Tommy DeVito is more likely to start.

We kick off with the Yankees' 9-2 win over the Red Sox after Boston pulled Sonny Gray early, giving New York the momentum heading into Tampa. Gio isn't worried about the Yankees' offense, expects a 70% Yankee crowd on the road, highlights the unchecked sticky stuff on Gray's neck, and explains why the White Sox are baseball's best story. Jerry delivers his first update with Cody Bellinger’s three-run homer, Max Fried on the playoff atmosphere, Gray’s thoughts on his early exit, and Bryce Harper making up for a costly error with a game-tying blast. Finally, Jameis Winston reacts to the Giants signing JJ McCarthy, and we wrap up with a preview of the Rays series and whether Aaron Judge makes the roster.