More Stugotz Memories; Scozzare Will Be Tough To Replace; Jazz Open To Improving At 3rd; Fans Blame Sal For Senga; More On Jordan Love & Real Estate; More Mets Moves Maybe (Hour 3)
Boomer saw his nephew who took a foul ball off his thigh a few weeks ago. A caller played golf with Stugotz\u2019s father. Gio explains Stugotz\u2019s motives to Boomer. Evan doesn\u2019t seem to realize that everyone around him wants his job. Eddie Scozzare is going to be very difficult to replace. Jerry returns for an update but first, Boomer extends Jerry another way-too-late invitation. Jazz Chisholm is open to playing third base for the first time to help the Yankees. The Mets weekend took a bad turn when Kodai Senga got hurt and some fans think it\u2019s Sal\u2019s fault. Aaron Rodgers congratulated Jordan Love on his extension and encouraged Love to buy his old house. Boomer says the Packers are paying Love for what they think his future can be because he hasn\u2019t earned that contract. What can Rodgers do with his empty mansion in Wisconsin? Boomer and Gio begin asking potential candidates Mike Fliegelman and Brian Rascona about replacing Eddie Scozzare. In the final segment of the hour, we wonder what other moves the Mets will make before tomorrow\u2019s trade deadline. Boomer says David Stearns owes it to Mets players to be aggressive.