Boomer & Gio

We break down the Yankees' 9-2 win over the Red Sox, Sonny Gray's early exit and sticky stuff, and look ahead to the Rays series while debating Aaron Judge’s roster status. After rounding up MLB playoff action with Cody Bellinger, Bryce Harper, and the White Sox, we touch on Jameis Winston’s thoughts on JJ McCarthy before discussing Phil Mickelson’s therapy and comparisons to Tiger Woods. Finally, we turn to football with a Steelers-Browns preview, NFL line guessing, and a debate on whether McCarthy or Tommy DeVito is more likely to start.

We kick off with the Yankees' 9-2 win over the Red Sox after Boston pulled Sonny Gray early, giving New York the momentum heading into Tampa. Gio isn't worried about the Yankees' offense, expects a 70% Yankee crowd on the road, highlights the unchecked sticky stuff on Gray's neck, and explains why the White Sox are baseball's best story. Jerry delivers his first update with Cody Bellinger’s three-run homer, Max Fried on the playoff atmosphere, Gray’s thoughts on his early exit, and Bryce Harper making up for a costly error with a game-tying blast. Finally, Jameis Winston reacts to the Giants signing JJ McCarthy, and we wrap up with a preview of the Rays series and whether Aaron Judge makes the roster.

Real October baseball is officially here on October 1st as we question who will step up as the next Mr. October for the Yankees. Callers flooded the show with hot takes, calling out Boomer and demanding "loser" Aaron Judge stay off the roster. Jerry returned with updates from the Yankees' win over the Red Sox—featuring Cody Bellinger’s three-run blast—plus postgame sounds from Suzyn Waldman, Ben Rice labeling Volpe a champagne-bottle menace, and reactions from the Red Sox locker room. Finally, Jerry rounded up the rest of the MLB playoff action, Jameis Winston shared his thoughts on bonding with JJ McCarthy, and Mike Tomlin revealed the Minecraft city he’s been building for 12 years.

We start with Spike Lee’s confrontation in the Legends Suites over Palestine and discuss his take on the Israel-Palestine conflict. Next, Jerry returns with sounds from the Yankees beating the Red Sox, postgame audio from Ben Rice as champagne flowed, and celebrations from the White Sox. Finally, we cover Phil Mickelson entering therapy for family trauma and addiction, leaving Gio to wonder how the two best golfers, Phil and Tiger, ended up with such similar issues.

We kick off with a preview of tonight’s Steelers-Browns game and a round of "guess the spread" before debating whether JJ McCarthy or Tommy DeVito is more likely to start. After a caller claims all the pressure is on a returning Aaron Judge, we discover Rami takes boxing lessons. Jerry returns for an update, but Gio first has Rami rank the angriest staff member, leading into Cody Bellinger’s three-run homer and Sonny Gray’s frustration over being pulled after 70 pitches. Finally, the Moment of the Day features a caller demanding "loser" Aaron Judge stay out of the lineup, and Boomer unexpectedly closes the show by explaining how they put a horse down.