Boomer & Gio

The Yankee offense has looked lifeless for much of the season, and Craig Carton sounded off on how "unwatchable" the lineup has been. The Evan and Tiki crew debate what the team should do about Ryan McMahon, and Shaun Morash has a hysterical story about meeting David Wells at a bar. Mike Vaccaro of the New York Post joins the midday show to discuss his new book on the Steinbrenner family.

The Mets moved up two of their start times, and Steve Cohen made it known via social media that he was not happy with the attendance. Craig Carton says the Mets owner is losing a fanbase that he seems to "hate," while Evan Roberts sounded off on the fans that accepted free tickets and didn't show up. Plus, will Juan Soto's calf injury carry lingering concerns related to a potential future Achilles injury?

Boomer & Gio react to the gossip and rumors swirling around Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel. Plus, the significance of the Knicks’ latest win over the Celtics (9:41); Gio on what is annoying him most about the Mets (23:56); Gio doesn’t like that there’s so many celebs at the Masters (33:45); why the Giants might have the best head coach/QB combo in the NFL (46:05); Boomer on the Islanders firing Patrick Roy and Juan Soto heading to the IL (52:16)

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Gio and Jerry (subbing for Boomer) cover the Knicks’ win over the Celtics, the Yankees’ one-hit loss, and the Mets’ defensive failures. They analyze the first base void left by Pete Alonso and Gio's Masters celebrity rants before shifting to sports book recommendations and Dave Sims' broadcast gaffe. The Islanders' win, the Russini/Vrabel situation, Gary Player’s flirtatious interview, relationship stats, and a montage of Devils calls. Finally, the "Moment of the Day" blames Mike Francesa for a Masters collapse before we wrap it up with more Masters talk.