Episode

Hour 3 - Awkward TV Moments, ESPN Called Unethical

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Boomer & Gio
Published
Jun 25, 2026
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2138
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Summary

We play an awkward exchange between Richard Jefferson, Jay Williams, and Kenny Smith, which somehow transitions into Joe Piscopo and Eddie Murphy. Next, C-Lo's update features Rickie Ricardo's Spanish call of a Dominguez home run in a Yankees win, followed by the Mets dropping a doubleheader to the Cubs with a six-error game. Then, we dive into the beef between Jaylen Brown and Stephen A. Smith after Brown labeled ESPN unethical. Finally, Caitlin Clark is excluded from a WNBA 30th anniversary poster, prompting a caller to claim women are "more genetically jealous" than men.