Boomer & Gio

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The show kicks off with Yankees and Mets wins behind Amed Rosario and Ronny Mauricio, plus, John Harbaugh’s thoughts on Dexter Lawrence. The drama continues with Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini’s Page Six photos, Rex Heuermann’s guilty plea, and Jim Harbaugh’s potential connection with Jaxson Dart going into this season. Plus, Mike Malone’s UNC introduction, manager John Schneider’s ejection, a host of illnesses, Masters photography, and a fan losing his pants. We wrap with mock draft debates, Gio’s Masters picks, and news of Angel Reese’s move to Atlanta.

The Yankees win behind Amed Rosario’s two home runs, Gio critiques the league's sloppy defense. Jerry starts his first update by calling Boomer a "Thor whore," followed by the big calls from Rosario’s blast, the Mets’ walk-off, and an Angels-Braves brawl. John Harbaugh discusses Dexter Lawrence, Mike Malone meets the UNC media, and Peter Schrager shakes up the latest Giants and Jets mock drafts.

Page Six spots Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini in Arizona, sparking denials from both and a debate over the optics for female reporters. Also, a caller checks in from Rex Heuermann’s guilty plea today. Jerry returns and we discuss C-Mac’s weight and Girl Scout cookies before we wrap with Carlos Mendoza on Ronny Mauricio’s heroics, John Schneider’s ejection in Toronto, and Gio’s Masters picks.

The Giants look toward a Jaxson Dart and Jim Harbaugh era, noting the offensive line must protect their new quarterback. A caller highlights the phone-free Masters experience, followed by Ken Griffey Jr.’s photography documentary on the Golf Channel. Jerry updates on the Yankees’ win and Ronny Mauricio’s Mets walk-off as Gio and Boomer battle weeks of lingering illness. Finally, a newsroom call suggests a chiropractor for Gio while various listeners chime in with conflicting medical advice.