Live At The Travelers; No Rory McIlroy; DeChambeau Not On US Olympic Team; Willie Mays Passes Away; Mets Comeback Win; Yanks Win But Judge Hit In Hand; Oilers Force Game 6; Golfer Corey Conners (Hour 1)

We are live from the Travelers golf tournament in Cromwell, CT. Gio had a handicapped room at the hotel and he was worried that someone would need that room and he shouldn’t be in it. Rory McIlroy bailed on the Travelers because he had a miserable Sunday at the US Open. The ratings for the Masters were better than the US Open, which Boomer did not think would happen. Bryson DeChambeau is not on the Olympic team, which Gio doesn’t care about because he’s never paid attention to Olympic golf. One year Mike FRANCESA was broadcasting from here and he left mid-show because it was too hot. Craig Carton played in Boomer’s tournament yesterday and was -23 according to him. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with Willie Mays passing away at the age of 93. Keith Hernandez reacted during the Mets game and he was choked up. Boomer got to meet Mays on two occasions and said he was a very sweet guy. He was a 24 times all-star. The Mets fell behind 6-2 to the Rangers but won the game, 7-6. The Yankees beat the Orioles as Brendan Burke was on the radio call. Aaron Judge got hit on the hand by a pitch but x-rays were negative. The Edmonton Oilers won and will head home for a 6th game in the Stanley Cup Finals. In the final segment of the hour, PGA golfer Corey CONNERS joins us from the Travelers.