CeeLo (Jerry Recco)

The poor dog.

And she hit the jackpot with him.

By the way, that dog is not going anywhere.

No, she's not.

Of course not.

We're hoping she makes it to 18.

Yes.

And then he vomits in his mouth.

seven more to go al seven more to go it's the boomer in geo podcast from wfan all right 10 in front of 10 what is up it is the boomer in geo program for 10 more minutes geo will be back on tuesday i got a couple of other things to get to here at the end but before that since he's been on hold andrew upper east side what's up andrew hi how you doing this is the first time i've called in um i actually had um

Right.

And you know what, Andrew, thanks for the call.

That's pretty much what Stanton, when CeeLo did that yesterday and told us about that, that was one of the things he relayed was that because of the impact of hitting the baseball, the swing, all of that, if he has the surgery, his swing is going to basically disappear.

Don't you think the doctors have told John Carl Stanton just that and also the Yankees that?

Yes.

And so they're all on the same page and that's why he didn't have surgery.

Which is why he's going to opt, exactly, not to have surgery.

He's just going to deal with whatever pain and uncomfortable.

situation he may have when he wakes up one morning or you know maybe he'll try to limit his batting practice maybe he won't throw as much sure i mean there's all different things and he'll receive treatment for it and try to keep the swelling and inflammation down and and he'll try to be ready for what do you what do you think if he if he doesn't hurt anything else which is almost impossible to think that that would happen if he doesn't hurt anything else how many games will he appear in

So no quad, no hamstring, no neck, no calf, just the tennis elbow he's dealing with?

Just the tennis elbows.