Boomer & Gio

Boomer shares some criticisms of the Super Bowl and playing the game in California. Plus, reaction to Boomer’s viral takes (6:54); asking ChatGPT for Jets QB options (15:28); Rex Ryan’s son, Seth, joins the Jets’ coaching staff (23:47); Boomer & Gio on Jazz Chisholm’s MVP aspirations (31:37); the guys react to Mike Francesa’s ‘Big Bunny’ halftime show thoughts (43:01).

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): Jonah Tong is one of the most intriguing young pitchers in baseball these days, in large part because of his Tim Lincecum-like delivery, but also due to the kind of talent that might lead him to sizable big league things in 2026. Bradfo sits down with the young Canadian to talk about his upbringing, maple syrup acumen, decision not to play in the WBC, and a new world in a spring training big league clubhouse. Jonah already has one of the best personalities in baseball, which will be easy to understand after listening to this podcast.

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With Boomer out, it's Gio and Jerry kicking off by firing back at a Dan Le Batard Show producer’s attack on Boomer’s Olympic patriotism. We also talk LeBron’s historic triple-double and his looming retirement (or Cleveland reunion) rumors. There's also the story of the Phillies release of Nick Castellanos, Joe Judge’s odd parenting advice for athletes, and everything you'd want to know about Valentine's cards. lus, C-Lo’s "fake healthy" snack habits, and Mike Francesa’s confusion over "Big Bunny." Don't miss Jerry's prostate health advice straight from his YouTube debut, and a look back at the greatest WFAN shows of all time - according to Sal Licata.

With Boomer out, Gio and Jerry discuss a Dan Le Batard Show producer’s heated verbal attack on Boomer’s Olympic patriotism takes. C-Lo's here with updates on Olympic hockey, Cam Schlittler’s injury, and LeBron James’ historic triple-double. To wrap up the hour, Gio questions how the greeting card industry (specifically the pricey Valentine’s Day cards) is still alive and well.

Valentine’s Day is tomorrow and we hear from the guys on the front lines of the struggle. C-Lo checks in with the latest on Olympic hockey and the popularity of the double luge. The Phillies released Nick Castellanos for bringing a beer into the dugout, and we try to recognize the names on the NBA All-Star celebrity roster. Plus, a South Korean skiing disqualification and a look at the "fake healthy" snacks C-Lo loves.