Joe Benigno and Evan Roberts

The Nets bring a former Knick back to NYC, Giannis makes the Heat a Knick rival again, and the Yankees' manager agrees with Shaun Morash on Jazz Chisholm Jr.

Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash discuss the Brooklyn Nets' addition of Julius Randle as a method of moving up in the 2026 NBA Draft -- which is tonight.

Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash debate the merits of Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s in-game Blow Pop. Shenanigans? Or simply a snack?

Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash debate Evan's decision to be completely out on ABS. Julius Randle to the Nets. NBA Draft coming up. Jazz Chisholm blow pop.

Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash continue to debate Jazz Chisholm's Blow Pop, discuss the Nets' addition of Julius Randle, and Evan declares that ABS is officially dead to him. 01:50 - ABS System Critique 06:00 - MLB Review Technology 08:45 - Jazz Chisholm Lollipop 11:38 - Jaylen Brown Rumors 15:50 - Draft Party Plans 20:34 - NBA Draft Preview 23:00 - Wembanyama Face Debate 28:29 - NFL Supplemental News 33:07 - Domínguez Defense Struggles 36:30 - Baseball Focus Habits

Evan Roberts is officially done with ABS, and he explains his stance to Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash.

Shaun Morash feeds Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber his Cinco de Luncho, the five stores that everyone wishes would come back.

Tiki Barber asks Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash if they'd want the Brooklyn Nets to trade for Jaylen Brown, who might be available after the Celtics were unable to trade him for Giannis Antetokounmpo.

Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash revisit the Giannis trade predictions of several WFAN hosts, including Evan, Tiki, Shaun, Tommy Lugauer, and Boomer Esiason.

Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash run through the old tweets of WFAN employees and have Tiki guess just who posted them. This week's edition features a heavy dosage of Julius Randle takes.

Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash discuss the Brooklyn Nets' trade for Julius Randle, former Knicks All-NBA forward, and whether or not Sean Marks is taking the team in the right direction.

Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash tackle Jazz Chisholm's Blow Pop and whether or not this is something that anybody with more than seven working brain cells should care about. Shaun feels very strongly about this subject. Evan and Tiki do not.

The Eastern Conference landscape has completely flipped with the ultimate irony: the Nets have acquired Julius Randle seven years after mocking the Knicks for signing him. The trade, though, makes the Nets a better basketball team. Plus, we dive into the massive ramifications of Giannis Antetokounmpo heading to the Miami Heat and how it impacts the defending champion Knicks.

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The Yankees had an alarming weekend with runners stranded and back to back losses to the Reds, but in this new Knicks are Champions World the lesson about not panicking to regular season losses should be heard.

Evan, Tiki, and Shaun open Monday's show debating if the regular season matters to the Yankees -- or if they've earned Knicks status in that regard.

Evan, Tiki, and Shaun debate Tarik Skubal's value to the New York Yankees and question whether or not he would push them over the edge as contenders -- or if they would still need so much bullpen help that it wouldn't be worth it.

Evan, Tiki, and Shaun spend the third hour of Monday's show discussing where Giannis Antetokounmpo should play next, whether or not the Knicks should even care, and with Shaun hosting Cinco de Luncho featuring the Mets that should be dealt at the deadline.

The discussion begins with a bizarre video and assault allegations involving Jets quarterback Geno Smith as training camp approaches. Evan shares his unique experience at a phone-free Jon Stewart concert and explores the likelihood of the Mets becoming sellers at the trade deadline. They also predict whether Aaron Boone will remain the manager of the Yankees if the team fails to secure a World Series title. 01:50 - Geno Smith assault allegations 06:16 - Jon Stewart concert review 10:07 - Mets trade deadline strategy 19:24 - Mike Breen first pitch 27:51 - Knicks draft and cap 34:11 - Revamping baseball doubleheaders 43:31 - Aaron Boone job security

Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash discuss the Knicks' offseason as it unfolds in front of them, waiting on Giannis Antetokounmpo's decision and needing to potentially pick between Mitchell Robinson, Landry Shamet, or the second apron.

Evan and Tiki talk about how much should the Knicks care about the Giannis trade and how it impacts next season and the Knicks ability to repeat as NBA Champions.

Shaun Morash hosts Cinco De Luncho, featuring the five Mets that David Stearns should look to move off of at the trade deadline.

Evan and Tiki talk about Yankees trade deadline and whether or not they should go all in on 2 time Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal.

Evan and Tiki talk about about the Mets' struggles -- which show no signs of stopping. Also bring up Anthony Rizzo's Dad jokes on the Sunday Night Baseball broadcast.

Evan and Tiki talk about Dusty May taking the jump from the Michigan to the Dallas Mavericks. Also talks about other college coaches making the jump to the MLB.

Evan and Tiki open Monday's show by discussing whether or not the Yankees have made it to the same spot as the Knicks: where nothing matters until the playoffs.

Hear from James Dolan, Mike Breen, and Joe Benigno as they reflect on the Knicks' championship run.

Evan & Tiki are live from the parade and hear from the speeches at City Hall as the Knicks celebrate their championship with their fans. Plus, Evan & Tiki on the chaotic scene from the parade (15:52); Tommy Lugauer joins in at City Hall (30:15); Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle recap the atmosphere from the parade (48:53; Carton sounds off on celebrities having a float (1:09:31); Boomer & Gio hear from callers live from the parade (1:25:18).

The Knicks are NBA champions, the parade is over, and Evan & Tiki are finally ready to ask what comes next. Evan reacts to James Dolan's comments about the second apron and why Knicks fans should not want to hear a billionaire owner talk about a check being too big. The guys debate whether Leon Rose can convince Dolan to spend, what it means for Mitchell Robinson, Landry Shamet and the rest of the championship core, and whether Karl-Anthony Towns could eventually become a tough business decision. Plus, fans call in with parade stories, Evan investigates whether Mayor Mamdani is really a Knicks fan, the guys argue over which New York team could have the next massive parade, and the show gets into the Yankees' loss to the White Sox, Anthony Volpe's mistake, Aaron Boone analytics, Mets-Phillies drama, Francisco Lindor's return, Idiots with Idioms and some World Cup confusion.

The Knicks are champions, the parade is over, and Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber are ready to ask the question fans may not want to face yet: what comes next? James Dolan's comments about the NBA's second apron spark a passionate debate about whether a billionaire owner should ever say the check is too big when a championship window is open. Evan and Tiki break down the risks of running it back, the future decisions around Mitchell Robinson, Landry Shamet, Karl Anthony Towns, and Leon Rose's next moves. They also react to Knicks parade stories from fans, the debate over Mayor Mamdani's Knicks fandom, a classic Mets and Yankees crossover moment, and the turning point in the Yankees' loss to the White Sox.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to the aftermath of the Knicks championship parade, from the debate over Mamdani's Knicks fandom to the massive crowds that overwhelmed parts of the Canyon of Heroes celebration. The guys dig into whether a great parade speech proves real fan credibility, hear from callers who were there, debate whether New York needs a bigger parade plan, and look ahead to major Knicks offseason questions involving James Dolan, the second apron, Karl-Anthony Towns and the NBA Draft.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber revisit an old debate over which New York team would deliver the city's next championship, and Evan has to own a very loud miss after laughing off Tiki's belief in the Knicks. With the city still buzzing from a title celebration, the conversation turns to parades, predictions, and what comes next for a team now facing championship expectations. The hour also dives into a new manager decision stat that has Aaron Boone ranked at the top of baseball, much to Big Mac's delight, while Carlos Mendoza lands in the middle of the pack. Plus, the guys debate James Dolan's comments about the second apron, roast the Nets through Cinco de Lunch, and wonder whether sharp criticism from the Phillies broadcast could become the Mets' newest source of motivation.

After the Knicks championship parade, Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber wonder how a title changes the way New York fans experience everything else. Does winning it all make the Yankees season feel less stressful, or does it only raise the hunger for another championship? The guys dive into the Yankees dominance even without Aaron Judge, Francisco Lindor nearing a Mets return, Knicks offseason questions, parade reactions from fans, and the strange emotional letdown that comes after a dream season finally ends.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber keep the Knicks celebration rolling with fan reaction from the parade, including stories of travel nightmares, emotional family moments, and debate over whether New York rushed its long awaited championship celebration. The guys also spotlight another chaotic edition of Idiots with Idioms, break down what fans are supposed to do after finally winning it all, discuss the World Cup stakes for Team USA, and argue over whether Americans will ever stop calling it soccer.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber explore how the Knicks championship changes the mood around New York sports, especially as the Yankees continue to look like the best team in the American League. For fans still riding the high of a title, the pressure of baseball season may feel different now. The conversation hits the Yankees winning through injuries, the Mets waiting on Francisco Lindor's return, OG Anunoby's loose Mets fandom, possible Knicks draft ideas, Donte DiVincenzo trade complications, and James Dolan's comments about spending after a championship season.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to the mixed fan experience around the Knicks championship parade, from complaints about blocked access to the reality of security concerns in New York City. The conversation then turns toward the future of the Knicks, with callers pushing for aggressive moves and Evan weighing how ruthless Leon Rose should be after delivering a title. The guys also dig into James Dolan's comments about the NBA's second apron and what they could mean for a championship team trying to run it back. Then Evan makes the case that critical comments from the Phillies broadcast about the Mets defense should be played in the locker room, hoping they can become the same kind of bulletin board material Philadelphia once used against Keith Hernandez.

Conor Green takes over Cinco de Luncho with a supposedly positive list for Evan Roberts and Nets fans, but every reason quickly becomes another perfectly aimed jab. What starts as a pick me up turns into a full roast of Brooklyn's fan base, future hopes, and painfully quiet championship dreams. Evan and Tiki Barber react as Conor runs through parade jokes, empty watch parties, cheap Finals seats, and the long road ahead for a team still searching for a real breakthrough. The segment is playful, ruthless, and built around one simple idea: being a Nets fan is never boring, even when the jokes write themselves.

Aaron Boone critics may not want to hear this one. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dig into a brand new manager decision stat that ranks Boone first in baseball, turning a routine Yankees discussion into a full blown celebration for C-Mac. As the guys break down what the stat actually measures, C-Mac jumps in with pure joy as years of defending Boone suddenly feel backed by the numbers. The conversation becomes a hilarious mix of Yankees validation, bullpen debate, and C-Mac soaking in the rare moment where the data says he was right all along.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber close the hour by digging into the Knicks offseason questions that come after a championship celebration, including James Dolan's spending comments, the second apron and what KAT's next contract could mean for keeping the roster together. The conversation also hits the wild scene at the parade, the debate over crowd size and access, Todd Zeile cracking up over Francisco Alvarez's painful moment, a quick NBA Draft thought and the theory behind Mikal Bridges wearing a number four Knicks jersey.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dig into the debate surrounding Mamdani's Knicks fandom after his standout parade speech, questioning whether a polished moment at City Hall proves he is a true diehard or just a politician who knew how to meet the moment. The conversation expands into the massive Knicks championship parade itself, with callers sharing stories of packed streets, closed viewing areas and fans getting turned away. Evan and Tiki debate whether the Canyon of Heroes can still handle a celebration of this size, while weighing tradition against the reality of a once in a lifetime Knicks crowd.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to the emotion, chaos, and celebration surrounding the Knicks championship parade as callers share what it felt like to witness a moment many fans never thought would come. From early morning ferry rides to packed streets and unforgettable fan energy, the parade becomes a symbol of release for a city starved for Knicks glory. The conversation moves from Evan apologizing for doubting the Mikal Bridges dream to whether Mike Brown's “Who Let the Dogs Out” moment can cleanse old Mets memories for Knicks fans. The guys also dig into Mitchell Robinson's parade presence, the second apron questions facing the Knicks, why a Giannis trade may not fit, and the Yankees loss to the White Sox.

A funny Knicks parade moment leads Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber into a classic New York sports crossover, with Evan revisiting his “Who Let the Dogs Out” line and why the song still hits a nerve for Mets fans. The conversation captures the odd mix of joy, rivalry, and old wounds that only a Knicks championship celebration could bring out. Evan and Tiki also dig into the speeches around the celebration, praising the delivery of the joke while questioning James Dolan's timing and tone. From Dolan's comments about the mayor to Charles Oakley's place in Knicks history and the debate over Mayor Mamdani's true fandom, the segment turns a parade recap into a bigger conversation about loyalty, politics, and New York sports identity.