Boomer & Gio Podcast (WHOLE SHOW)

Boomer & Gio

Hour 1 Juan Soto's recent struggles with the Mets, including an 0-for-4 performance and boos from fans, have drawn concern, with David Ortiz defending him and questions arising about his unusual demeanor and lack of "flare." While Mets manager Carlos Mendoza vaguely referenced Soto's "lower half" being in a good position. In other sports news, the Thunder advanced to the NBA Finals after defeating the T-Wolves, and the Yankees swept the Angels with a 1-0 shutout, extending their winning streak. The Mets, however, lost to the White Sox. The discussion also touched upon Ben Stiller's unfamiliarity with Pat McAfee's "game" and Spike Eskin's frustration with the "tough guy act" in baseball retaliation. Finally, a segment covered Stefon Diggs being seen on a yacht with a "pink powder" believed to be a drug called "Tusi" reportedly involved, raising concerns about the Patriots' potential reaction. Hour 2 Tonight's Knicks-Pacers elimination game was previewed, with discussion including potential lineup changes and Juan Soto's struggles with the Mets, leading to speculation about his age and plate approach. In other sports news, the Thunder advanced to the NBA Finals, and the Yankees defeated the Angels, notably intentionally walking Aaron Judge twice. Caleb Williams addressed past reports about his preferred team. The segment concluded with a bizarre dream recounted by Gio, involving a committed crime and family support. Hour 3 Boomer believes the Knicks won't fire Thibs if they lose tonight, while a caller plans to attend the game courtesy of his "sugar momma." Jerry's update included Chris Russo's mispronunciation of "OG Anunoby" and news of the Thunder advancing to the NBA Finals and the Yankees sweeping the Angels. Frank The Tank controversially labeled Juan Soto a bigger bust than JaMarcus Russell. Other updates included Joe Flacco on mentoring Browns quarterbacks, John Harbaugh discussing Justin Tucker's release, and the Florida Panthers reaching their third consecutive Stanley Cup Finals. The hour concluded with speculation about a hidden injury or personal issues affecting Soto. Hour 4 Discussion touched on Kenny Albert's broadcasting career and Juan Soto's struggles with the Mets, with some listeners comparing it to past Yankee player performance issues. Jerry's final update previewed Knicks/Pacers and covered the Yankees' 1-0 win over the Angels and the Mets' loss to the White Sox, despite manager Carlos Mendoza's positive remarks on Soto's "lower half." Other news included Caleb Williams addressing draft rumors and Mike Vrabel's apparent displeasure with Stefon Diggs' off-field activities, leading to predictions he won't remain a Patriot. The Florida Panthers also advanced to their third straight Stanley Cup Finals. The show concluded with differing opinions on the Knicks' playoff hopes.