Hour 4 - 2026 Potential Great NY Sports Year, Stanton Puts Off Surgery
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All right, 9.07, final hour of the program, the Boomer and Geo show on the fan and CBS Sports Network. Coming to you live from the built Ford Tub Studio. 888-808-1019 is the phone number. We've been kind of all over the place here over the last couple of hours. I do think, yeah. By the way, Al, we got a problem again, you know. There we go. There you go.
I see.
I told you it was gone. Unless you just turn it back on.
I just turn it on.
You turn it back on. You don't have a problem right now, although Al did break the hinge of the door.
No, we actually think it was CeeLo's very aggressive when he goes in there.
Oh, you think he kicked the door open? So CeeLo broke the door. The door is heavier than CeeLo.
Yeah, we believe in here that perhaps his very aggressive pushing may have done it. Almost every time he runs in there, he slams into it. Now, it is a very sturdy door, but over the years. So we've been in here for, I've never seen a broken hinge like this.
Nor I. Everything's falling apart around here. Everything is not falling apart around here. One door broke, we're fine. You love hinge. I love hinge and binge. Hinge, inge, and binge. Yeah. Oh, that is funny. All right, I have a question for you.
Yeah, go ahead.
So we talked about CeCe Sabathia this morning. We talked about Jack. You actually opened the show with Jack Hughes this morning. Sure. And what a great job that the Devils did last night, and we expect more of the same tonight at Madison Square Garden with the Rangers and Mike Sullivan and all the players that were involved in the Olympics. It should be a good time. So here's my question. I go one of two ways. I can go A or B. You pick A or B. A or B. A or B. B for Boomer. Okay, good. B for Boomer. I like that because A was kind of boring. It was MVP odds. But I'm interested because you brought that up. So if I asked you the most... successful new york years i'm going to give you 1969 1986 yeah 1994 is that fair to say that those are the most successful yes yes because you had multiple champions uh most multiple championships in multiple sports okay so out of those three you now well for me it would be 94 94
But also, 86 was great, too. I mean, I have to say, I was playing in the NFL at the time, and Phil had that great Super Bowl, and you had the wide right thing. I mean, so that was the wide right.
Well, that was 1990. That was 1990.
86 was the Broncos. 90 was the Bills. Right, right. That's right. So it was Phil's game, and I actually covered that game for CBS as a local CBS Cincinnati reporter. Did you? In 1986? In 1986, yeah. Yeah. So I saw that up close and personal. The Mets were unbelievable that year. Obviously, I got great satisfaction out of that. How much of 1969 do you remember? A lot. My dad would take me to Shea Stadium a lot. And that was where I would be dressed in my Mets uniform, sitting on my stoop in East Islip waiting to get picked up. And we'd drive back in. So my dad worked in New York City. So he would take the Babylon train line into the city, come back out of the city, come pick me up and take me to Shea Stadium.
And we would drive to Shea Stadium. Pretty good right there. He put a lot of time and effort in me, especially at that point in my life because I lost my mom at the age of seven, hence the Ethos commercial. So it was a very formative time in my life. Yeah, so the 69 Mets were unbelievable. That was just... I mean, being that age and going through what I was going through at the time and having that team win a championship was unbelievable. So you could make the case that was, even on that before. That had the most impact on me as a kid. And, you know, I was not a Jet fan. You know, I was a football fan. I like football, but I was more of a fan later on of Burt Jones and the Colts. But I remember the Jet Championship as well.
All right, so I bring that to your attention because clearly those three years are the biggest, I would say, in New York sports. I even went back and looked when the Yankees were running all those World Series.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–12:15
2
What makes 2026 a potential great year for New York sports?
12:15–12:34
3
What are the championship prospects for the Knicks and Mets?
12:34–15:14
4
How are the Yankees preparing for the upcoming season?
15:14–16:17
5
What are the Giants' needs heading into the draft?
16:17–37:22
Speakers
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