Hour 4 - Carson Benge, Harbaugh On Lawrence, Sports Headlines & Angel Reese Trade
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What is the initial discussion about Boomer's ear issues?
It's the Boomer and Geo podcast from WFAN. All right, Boomer and Geo coming to you live from the Bill Ford Tough Studio. I'm the fan and CBS Sports Network. We're not on CBS Sports Network. No. Red Pocket Mobile fan line brought to you by your new ultimate cell carrier, Red Pocket Mobile. We'll get some calls in maybe if it's not about my fungus. 888-808-1019. Hey, Al, is Apria or Marty here today? Marty Martin. I haven't seen either, but... I was thinking we can get a specimen from Gio, and those guys can analyze it in the back. Here, why don't you just give us a specimen in this cup here. What do you want? A specimen? Yeah, just turn around and blow your nose in a cup. No, I'm not doing that. What are they going to do?
They're going to analyze it. They're a radio engineer. Yeah, but they can do anything. You know that. And I know that they have like... They have scopes in the back, and they can analyze it. I'm telling you, they can analyze anything, those guys. I'm not giving anybody a sample unless it's a real doctor. By the way, there's no joke. These fungal spores can enter your ear in the shower. If you're outside. I don't have a fungus. Dusty, humid air.
What are the highlights from Jerry's NFL draft memories?
You been anywhere where there's been dusty, humid air? Here. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. You could have gotten a fungus here. I didn't get a fungus. Because it's dusty around here because of all the construction. I didn't get a fungus. Don't have a fungus. And I don't want to think about the fungus. This was the thing that you wanted to talk about right at the top of the app? I wanted to be able to maybe do something for you and help you, and I thought those guys would like to get involved. Radio engineers going through mucus samples? No. Don't think so. Do you see how small the divots are that Rory takes when he hits the ball? I do. I'm watching that on Masters on the Range right now, yes. I think Tiger used to say he never took a divot.
Well, no. It was that one video with him and Scotty, and he said, Scotty goes, what's with the no divots? And Tiger's like, well, I'm really flushing it. I don't take a divot. Well, there you go. Yeah. How many times have you flushed it? Probably about 6% or 7% of shots. Okay. Or flushed. Right. You know?
How did a Cubs fan lose his pants during a game?
Yep. But it doesn't happen often. So I get attacked in the hallway by Evan. Oh, yeah? Yeah. I don't want Ben shut down yet. I don't want Ben shut down yet. I said, look. I didn't say he should be sent down today. I just said, how much longer are you going to be patient with the young man to allow him to get the confidence back that he had when the season started coming out of spring training? That's all I said. And I said, would I be surprised they want to send him back down to get his confidence back up again? I wouldn't be surprised if they decided to do that. Yeah, but not any time in April. But Evan's like, hey, did you see his last at-bat? I said, all right, so he hit the ball hard and it got caught up in the wind.
I mean, that's one at bat. Yeah. It's too early to have that discussion. And I think that, you know, as I mentioned, David Stearns loves the guy, wanted him to be a starter for them. He had a great spring. He had a ton of confidence in him. And now it's his first foray into the big leagues. You've got to give him some time. Yeah. All I asked, and I did not say, and I specifically told Devin because he gets nuts when it comes to the Mets. I told him, I said, I did not say send him down now. I just said, how much longer are you going to give him before you decide we got to get him back and we got to get his confidence back? Because right now, and maybe that last about yesterday helped him. I don't know.
What does John Harbaugh say about Dexter Lawrence's trade request?
I mean, you know, baseball is a very weird and wacky sport, but I also know that rookies can become overwhelmed when they feel like things aren't going their way and they want to start pressing. And then next thing you know, they can't find their way out of it. Yeah. I mean, I think if, like, let's say Juan Soto is out for the full three weeks. You got to keep him here for at least that period of time.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the initial discussion about Boomer's ear issues?
0:00–1:18
2
What are the highlights from Jerry's NFL draft memories?
1:18–2:21
3
How did a Cubs fan lose his pants during a game?
2:21–3:46
4
What does John Harbaugh say about Dexter Lawrence's trade request?
3:46–5:35
5
What is Mike Malone's vision for the new UNC team?
5:35–7:39
6
Why is Boomer concerned about Carson Benge's performance?
7:39–9:31
7
What was the significance of the Angel Reese trade to Atlanta?
9:31–10:29
8
What are the latest updates on the Mets and Yankees games?
10:29–33:10
Speakers
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