Hour 2 - Vrabel-Russini Comments Go Viral, Grok On Men's Health, Mets & Yanks Losses
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It's the Boomer and Geo podcast from WFAN. Hi, Boomer and Geo. Comedy Alive for the Bill Ford Tough Studio on the Fan and CBS Sports Network. Give us a call on the Red Pocket Mobile fan line brought to you by your new ultimate cell carrier, Red Pocket Mobile. It's 888-808-1019. We'll get back into your calls this segment. So you made a couple headlines yesterday with your Diana Rossini post. Mike Vrabel comments and the pictures that were out there. Al did say on the warm-up show that many people said what you said, but for some reason you were the one that was quoted in all the articles. I found that to be a tad bit disrespectful. What did I say? I didn't even know this. The credibility is going to be questioned now in her reporting.
And you said, I'm not interested in the salacious part of it. Just going forward, it's a bad look for credibility for a reporter. Yes, that I would agree. Yeah, so it's just a bit out of his way. Like, I don't know. I mean, lots of people said this yesterday, but for some reason, Boomer was the one that was... Oh, okay. Well, I mean, like, if it were Rich Cimini and there was a female head coach for the Jets, you think Rich Cimini would be, you know, would be questioned? Yeah, I mean, anybody. Well, yeah, 100% of it would be the other way around, of course. Yes, I mean, there's... When you're a reporter and you're caught in these situations, then...
Why did Boomer's comments about Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel go viral?
Yeah, I mean, and then, of course, yesterday, all of these videos from the past of Diana Rossini talking about her marriage and her husband are on social media. And there's one where she goes, you know, if I were married to a good-looking person, then I'd post about him more, but I'm married to somebody average.
Yeah.
And then she goes. I think she's trying to be, obviously, she's trying to be funny in those situations. Okay, okay. But when you put them all together, yes, I understand where you're going. She goes, you know who loves to tell me that my marriage is falling apart is my mother. This is what she says. And then she goes, yeah. She's like, oh, I went over to see Kevin, and boy, he looks good. I bet she's got a girlfriend now. You know, you got this wife of yours who's never home, loves the NFL. I was like, oh, great. Thanks, Mom. This is what she says on the radio show. When I was listening to some of this stuff, I was thinking Rodney Dangerfield. That's what I was thinking because that's exactly what he used to do.
Not that she's trying to emulate him, but I'm just saying. Yeah, I mean, she's not a comedian by any stretch of the imagination. She might be trying to be funny, but there's obviously some truth in there as well. Were those podcasts that she was doing that on, or were they legitimate interviews? Well, podcasts can be legitimate interviews. No, no, but I'm saying it was like an ESPN.
What credibility issues arise from Dianna Russini's marriage jokes?
Was it a NFL Network? Was she delivering some sort of breaking news? I think one of them was with the new Stu Gotts Fox Sports radio show or something. Another one, I think one of them was on Get Up on ESPN. All right, well, yeah. I mean, so then the other thing, too, is it's like, you know, then The Athletic is going to have an issue eventually. Well, the guy, you know, had her back there originally, so... Who knows? I mean, it's a tough one, but it is something that I think is going to continue to have legs throughout the offseason, especially if you see something like maybe one of the – either Diana Rossini's husband or Mike Vrabel's wife come out and say something or maybe – Yeah, but you just know anything that she says about any team now –
In social media, you know, the social media world is basically going to attack. All the Jets fans are going to be. They're going to be attacking left and right. And they were all over before. Now they're going to be even more all over. Exactly. And that's got to be tough for her. But this is a situation that she found herself in. Especially with a Patriots coach. Right. And a choice that she made. So, I don't know. I mean, the Athletic really had her back right away.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:27
2
Why did Boomer's comments about Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel go viral?
1:27–2:50
3
What credibility issues arise from Dianna Russini's marriage jokes?
2:50–12:18
4
How does Grok's perspective on men's health impact the conversation?
12:18–20:51
5
What were the Yankees' and Mets' recent performance highlights?
20:51–40:16
6
What dark horse picks are being discussed for the Masters?
40:16–40:24
Speakers
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