Boomer & Gio

The WFAN team breaks down Dexter Lawrence’s trade request and the brewing tension with new head coach Jim Harbaugh. Is the Giants' defensive anchor transforming into New York’s next big villain?

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Michigan triumphs over UConn for the National Championship, the Knicks down the Hawks, and Dexter Lawrence requests a trade from the Giants. We cover Jalen Brunson’s crunch time in the Knicks win, Juan Soto’s calf injury, and the Mets’ weather-related schedule changes. After Jerry brings the sounds of the Wolverines and Knicks, we dive into Caleb Williams’ "Iceman" trademark, Eddie’s return from vacation, and Boomer’s "flawless" sun-deprived posterior. Following nude beach calls and Cal Raleigh’s first home run, the show closes with Mike Malone’s move to UNC, a debate on weed on the golf course, the upcoming WFAN NFL Draft livestream, and an odd question about "gay dogs."

Michigan triumphs over UConn for the National Championship, the Knicks down the Hawks, and Dexter Lawrence requests a trade from the Giants. Gio highlights Boomer’s habit of calling out out-of-shape athletes before Jerry brings the sounds of the Wolverines’ victory and Dan Hurley’s reaction. Jalen Brunson takes over in crunch time, Juan Soto hits the IL with a calf strain, and Gio spoke golf with Alan Shipnuck as a caller searches for a Masters pick.

The Mets move game times due to the cold, a decision Gio loves, while Boomer mocks the afternoon show. We discuss Juan Soto’s injury, a caller’s trip to the Masters, and John Daly’s move to Top Golf. Jerry brings the sounds of Michigan’s title and the Knicks’ win. We cover the cold weather for the Yankees, Willson Contreras getting hit again, Caleb Williams’ "Iceman" trademark attempt, Tom Brady’s nicknames, and the NFL’s other "Boomer."