Boomer & Gio

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The WFAN team breaks down the blockbuster trade sending Dexter Lawrence to the Cincinnati Bengals in exchange for the 10th overall pick. The crew discusses the behind-the-scenes drama involving Lawrence’s agent, the Giants' massive draft capital with two top-10 picks, and Lawrence’s controversial "fire" comments regarding his departure from New York. The episode also dives into the upcoming NFL Draft strategy and a heated debate over New York sports ownership.

We kick off with the Giants trading Dexter Lawrence for a top-ten pick and the Knicks’ playoff momentum at the Garden before diving into the Yankees’ sweep of the Royals and the Mets’ disastrous 11-game losing streak. Along the way, we tackle a bizarre chess cheating scandal, Francisco Lindor’s struggles, and Troy Aikman’s illegible autograph at Boomer’s charity event. Everything from Shaq and Barkley’s take on Ice Spice to the Sabres snapping a 15-year playoff drought, plus AJ Brown trade rumors and Disney’s massive $10 million Super Bowl ad price tag.

The Giants trade Dexter Lawrence to the Bengals for the 10th pick, giving them two top-ten selections to debate. Jerry brings the positive news with a Yankees sweep of the Royals featuring a Trent Grisham blast, followed by the negative: the Mets' 11th straight loss and a somber Carlos Mendoza. We hear Jalen Brunson take a low blow, and tour the NBA and NHL playoffs before diving back into the Mets' worst skid in 22 years. We ask if Mendoza or David Stearns deserves the boot—and Paul in Yonkers calls in to yell about it all.

The Knicks lead the Hawks 1-0 heading into Game 2 tonight after dominant performances by Brunson and KAT in what Boomer calls a warm-up series. We dive into Francisco Lindor’s slow start and odd jocularity before Jerry updates us on the Mets’ 11th straight loss, a dejected Carlos Mendoza, and rumors of a firing with the team already 8 games out of first. Also, Aaron Judge homers in a Yankees sweep of the Royals, plus a tour of the NBA and NHL playoffs. We return to the Mets' crisis and Boomer’s demand for a 7-2 record during their upcoming nine-game home stand.