Boomer Esiason or Gio

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135 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 18 Feb

Boomer Esiason or Gio’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I'm sorry.
He himself referenced the locker room as being corporate when he met the media, so maybe the specifics of politics that Craig mentioned was what caught him off guard, but I was a little surprised.
He kind of seemed almost unprepared.
I suppose once he gathered his thoughts on Craig's line of questioning, he offered this.
That was that season.
Obviously, it didn't work out in 25, specifically in the second half, as we know.
And Mendoza wanted to keep it all about the on-field results rather than some sort of issue in the clubhouse.
The offseason reporting suggested otherwise.
And obviously, Brandon has moved on to a new opportunity.
Now, earlier in the day at Fort St.
Lucie, just in terms of baseball stuff, Luis Robert, newcomer, the Mets trainers have started working with him and identifying a few things in his lower half that need to be straightened out in hopes of avoiding injuries.
So they are slow playing him.
Well, I think they're hoping it'll help.
They're feeling if they take a different approach.
Now, I will say...
John Harper for SNY, formerly The Daily News, he's down there, and he called Jim Duquette, who was part of the Met front office when they tried to change the way Jose Reyes was running when he was having all those injuries, and Duquette, they were kind of laughing and joking about the past, but his point was like, you know, the White Sox have not exactly joined the current landscape of how to deal with...
strength and conditioning, physicality, so on and so forth, then Steve Cohen, in addition to sinking a lot of money into his payroll, has done the same as far as their strength conditioners, doctors, and he thinks that this could potentially really help this guy stay on the field.
We'll see, but at least they're putting in the effort to try and change what he's done so far.
That would be good.
They're also going to slow play Jorge Polanco, who's got a knee surgery a year and a half ago that they're still wanting to make.
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