Boomer & Gio

We break down the Knicks' Game 3 loss to the Spurs that snapped their 13-game win streak, reacting to fan complaints about a "bougie night" at MSG, celebrity sightings, and Cardi B’s buzzing halftime show. We also reveal why Boomer and Gio are broadcasting remote today, dive into callers' postgame conspiracy theories, address Mike Brown's criticism of the refs, and check out street videos of fans clashing. Finally, Gio looks ahead to a Game 4 bounce-back from KAT and Bridges, we question court-side celebrities like DJ Khaled and Fat Joe, and wrap up the show with the Moment of the Day and our final thoughts on the game.

We start with the Knicks' Game 3 loss at the Garden, snapping a 13-game win streak when they couldn't come back in the fourth quarter after leading at the half. Derek Jeter and Eli Manning were there, reminding us of our Friday parade talk and Gio's point that we've been spoiled. Jerry's first update brings the sounds of the first half ending with the Knicks up seven, right before Charles Barkley said "it's a wrap" at halftime. The Spurs talked confidence, Wemby scored 32 making us wonder if he's the new villain, and Knicks players reacted without panicking. Finally, the Yankees beat the Guardians in ten on Cody Bellinger's game-winning hit, and we take calls from Knicks fans on the loss.

We start with a ton of calls from Knicks fans complaining about the refs, ticket prices, and a lack of crowd noise, leading Boomer to label it a bougie night at MSG. Boomer wonders if Al watched the game (he was asleep), we break down Cardi B’s halftime show that had Charles Barkley buzzing, and Jerry's update delivers the audio of Barkley and Ernie Johnson talking about her. After hearing the sounds of De’Aaron Fox’s huge jump shot, we revisit Dylan Harper talking celebrities with Scott Van Pelt, and wrap up with more calls from Knicks fans on what went wrong.

We reveal why Boomer & Gio are remote today while Jerry and Al are in studio, including Jerry feeling like an "afterthought" after Boomer's last-minute golf invite. Callers who claim they aren't conspiracy theorists share their conspiracy theories on the Knicks' loss, before Jerry's update brings the sounds of the Spurs winning. Boomer notes home games have more distractions, the Spurs adjusted at halftime, Mike Brown criticized the refs' foul discrepancy, and Jalen Brunson kept his mindset the same. Finally, we look at videos of Knicks fans attacking Spurs fans on the street, the Yankees' ten-inning win over the Guardians, and wrap up with a caller comparing officiating Wemby to the "tush push" while fans vent about Jalen Brunson getting "assaulted" without retaliation.

Gio expects a Game 4 Knicks win with big outings from KAT and Bridges, noting OG Anunoby has been their most consistent playoff star. We call out DJ Khaled burying his face in his phone, wonder how Fat Joe affords all these games, and break down Boomer's theory that the Knicks pay for celebrity private planes. Jerry's final update highlights Castle's late big three giving the Spurs a seven-point lead, plus audio from head coach Mitch Johnson. Finally, we look at Wemby sketching a statue at Gramercy Park, Dylan Harper explaining to NBA-TV how yelling fans fueled them, the "Moment of the Day" featuring the Inside the NBA crew, and our final thoughts on the Spurs' Game 3 win.