Full Show - Mets & Yanks Recaps, Plus Jets & Giants Updates
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
It's the Boomer and Geo podcast from WFAN. And we're coming to you live from the Built Forward Tough Studio. Boomer Esaias and Greg Giannotti. It's Boomer and Geo on the fan. Simulcast across the country on CBS Sports Network. And wherever you are, the free Odyssey app. Good Tuesday morning. Mets go out to St. Louis, get a victory with Bo Bichette driving in a couple of runs. Made a really nice play at third base as well. Almost made two really nice plays at third base. So he ends up getting going, which is something that all Mets fans wanted to see sooner than later. The Yankees out in Seattle lose a tough one as Luis Castillo was brilliant for the Mariners and the big dumper who had been... Really, really on a rough streak to start the season.
Gets the night off and then comes in and of course is the hero in a walk-off situation with Cal Raleigh. We got some football we're going to get to today as well. But Clay Holmes, great start. Mets, great win. And the Yankees lose their first game of the season.
What were the outcomes of the Mets and Yankees games?
It was going to happen at some point. Good morning, Boomer. How are you? Yeah, good morning, Jay. And, you know, you watch the Mets like they were last night. I mean, whether it be 10 hits and 8 walks, or I think it was 8 walks. I mean, it felt like they had been on base all night. So, you know, this is the lineup that we saw in Game 1, and it will continue to get better and better and better. And the nice thing about it is that... You know, some guy can have a bad week and other guys should be able to pick him up. I still think they're going to be very competitive. I think they're an over 90 win team right now as we speak, as long as they stay healthy. And, you know, quite frankly, you're not going to win them all if you're the Yankees.
And they ran into a great pitcher last night. And it's the nice thing for the Yankees is that, you know, both of these series are away from home. So anybody that may be in a little bit of a mild slump is not going to be getting booed by Yankee fans. You know what I'm saying?
Sure.
I like Bo Bichette got booed by Met fans in game three. So, yeah, the expectations are high for both teams. And it's just nice to see Greg Beatty be involved again.
Carson Bench being involved.
They keep doing that one. They keep going Greg Beatty.
I know.
Brett Beatty. Brett Beatty. I don't know. I don't know why I feel like it's the Brady bunch. Yeah. But I don't know. It's just one of those things. I'll get over it somewhere along the line. Yeah. But anyway, it's just nice to see those guys involved again. You know? And... It doesn't matter. To me, like the top of the lineup of the Mets, those three guys should have like the best eyes in baseball. Yeah. And that's where Bo Bichette got himself in trouble, I think, in the first three games.
What are the implications of player performances early in the season?
Swinging at bad pitches. And last night he hits one and then falls over after he hits it. Yeah, I know. You can tell he's not totally into it yet. He's not totally in sync yet. But, you know, it's a weird situation. But it's a good win. It's a good, solid win in St. Louis. And they continue to do the things that I think we saw in the first three games. You know, I'm going to throw something out there that I thought was potentially... I just wonder, you tell me, as being in a professional locker room, stuff like this happens, especially the way Juan Soto last year was really looking at his numbers and stuff. So, you know, Lindor leads off with the triple. Then Soto comes up, and he does what he does, where he's like, I'm going to try to get this opposite field, try to find the hole between third and short, but does not, and Lindor doesn't go on contact when the infield wasn't in.
Then Bichette comes up, right? And then he, of course, the infield's now in with one out. Yeah. And he goes on contact. And then, you know, he ends up scoring because there's a little bit of a bobble, whatever. Make the other team throw the ball. Make the other team handle the ball.
Right. Pressure on them, yeah.
But I'm thinking, like, Soto's like, wait a second. Infield was back.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–1:03
2
What were the outcomes of the Mets and Yankees games?
1:03–2:31
3
What are the implications of player performances early in the season?
2:31–7:44
4
What is the latest news on Odell Beckham Jr. and the Giants?
7:44–1:17:18
5
What are the implications of Tiger Woods' recent arrest?
1:17:18–1:19:42
6
How does the discussion shift to the Mets and Yankees performance?
1:19:42–1:22:19
7
What are the key points from John Harbaugh's comments?
1:22:19–1:23:48
8
How does the conversation wrap up regarding Odell Beckham Jr.?
1:23:48–2:38:59
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