Boomer & Gio

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The Yankees cooled off this weekend dropping two of three to the Reds but remain in first place in the American League East.
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We kick off with Wyndham Clark's U.S. Open win amid fan heckling, C-Mac’s support for Aaron Boone, and a brutal weekend of Mets and Yankees losses to the Phillies and Reds. Next, we break down rumors of Giannis to the Celtics, the NBA draft, OG Anunoby's $3 million auction ball, and unverified drama at Geno Smith’s house. Finally, Jazz Chisholm’s lack of a cup sparks a locker room debate, Rafael Devers refuses a pinch runner, Emmanuel Berbari delivers a failed dad joke for the Moment of the Day, and the show wraps up with Monday weddings and Netflix’s Maternal Instincts.

We open with Wyndham Clark winning his second U.S. Open as heckling fans get ejected. Jerry delivers his first update of the day, starting with Clark's NBC admission that he was clearly not a fan favorite. Then, Kyle Schwarber crushes four home runs in two days against the Mets, and Ben Rice provides the lone Yankees offense with a homer in their loss to the Reds. Finally, we wrap up the hour with even more U.S. Open talk.

We kick things off with C-Mac's support of Aaron Boone, Cam Schlittler shutting down the Reds on Friday night, before breaking down the Mets’ terrible weekend against the Phillies. Gio refuses to take the Mets seriously until they reach .500, while a realistic Boomer refuses to give up. Jerry returns for an update, but not before Gio highlights Willie Colon’s golf tournament happening today. Next, we hear Scottie Scheffler’s take on Wyndham Clark’s U.S. Open win and the fan backlash. Then, the Phillies top the Mets again behind homers from Harper and Schwarber, while the Yankees drop another one to the Reds. Finally, we discuss rumors of Giannis heading to the Celtics and look at OG Anunoby’s historic tip-in ball going up for auction for a potential $3 million.