Boomer & Gio

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With Boomer out, Gio and Willie Colon dive into the Jets' trade for Geno Smith and the shortcomings of the World Baseball Classic compared to the Olympics. The conversation shifts to the Ravens backing out of the Maxx Crosby deal and Bam Adebayo’s historic 83-point performance before touching on the legacy of former Jet Matt Snell. Between discussions on Gio’s upcoming golf trip, the guys cover Hofstra’s NCAA tournament berth and Mark DeRosa’s management of Team USA. The show wraps up with breaking news of Trey Hendrickson signing with the Ravens, Craig Carton’s “compiler” jab at Boomer, and a preview of tomorrow’s broadcast with Jerry Recco and Willie Colon.

With Boomer out, Gio and Willie Colon kick off the morning by discussing the Jets' surprising trade to bring back Geno Smith before he could hit free agency. Willie shares insights from his time as Geno’s teammate. C-Lo steps in for Jerry to revisit the infamous moment Todd Bowles announced Geno's broken jaw. After hearing Keith Hernandez’s reaction to the news, Willie explains why the Jets finally have a competent quarterback again. Team USA manager Mark DeRosa has a premature celebration regarding the quarterfinals and wrap up the hour debating why the World Baseball Classic still trails the Olympics.