Podcast appearances and mentions of Francisco Lindor

Evan Roberts unloads on Plaxico Burress for comparing his lone season with the Jets to being in prison. Evan argues that Burress joined a team coming off back-to-back AFC Championship appearances, not the hopeless modern Jets, and says the 2011 squad choked away its season after starting 8-5. Tiki Barber finds the joke funny but acknowledges it was a cheap shot, sparking a debate over whether Jets history has been unfairly rewritten. Evan also explains why a strong second half from Francisco Lindor could transform the Mets' options without making a trade inevitable. Plus, a lost phone creates a Citi Field bathroom dilemma, a Yankees caller pushes Evan into a regrettable Bernie Williams insult, and the crew marvels at former Giants and Jets who are somehow still in the NFL. LeBron James choosing Philadelphia over Golden State also leads to a blunt conclusion about Steph Curry and the fading Warriors.

Evan Roberts unloads on Plaxico Burress for comparing his 2011 season with the Jets to prison, arguing that Burress joined a championship-caliber team coming off back-to-back AFC title game appearances. Tiki Barber laughs at the joke but agrees it ignores the reality of a Jets team that started 8-5 before collapsing and beginning a brutal stretch of franchise failure. Evan also explains why Francisco Lindor's second half could reshape the Mets' future, whether Lindor stays or raises his trade value. A lost phone creates a Citi Field bathroom dilemma, while a Yankees caller sparks a heated argument over Hal and George Steinbrenner, Carlos Beltran and Bernie Williams. Evan admits he went below the belt, then reveals the childhood incident that started his bizarre Bernie grudge.

Connor Rogers, Joe DeMayo and SNY MLB Insider Chelsea Janes deliver the latest episode of The Mets Pod, which delivers all the latest news, notes, and rumors as the Mets head towards the MLB trade deadline. The crew covers it all including the players that are definitely on the way out like Freddy Peralta, A.J. Minter and Brooks Raley, to the names that could likely go for the right price like Clay Homes, Luke Weaver, and more. Chelsea also shares her reporting on the state of the overall market for the Mets and MLB. Later, Connor and Joe look at what's working for rookie hurler Zac Thornton, go Down on the Farm to talk promotions for top prospects Jonathan Santucci and Mitch Voit, and answer Mailbag questions about the search for the next manager, and more. Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Today's Show: 00:00 Welcome to the show! 00:45 That crazy trade time of year 01:55 Trade talk: A.J. Minter and Brooks Raley 02:15 Trade talk: Tyrone Taylor 04:20 Trade talk: Freddy Peralta 06:05 Trade talk: Clay Holmes 10:20 Trade talk: Luke Weaver 12:35 Trade talk: Huascar Brazoban 14:00 Trade talk: What's the mood in the clubhouse? 15:10 Trade talk: Any buying for 2027? 17:00 Trade talk: The catcher conversation 20:05 Trade talk: The Francisco Lindor conversation 22:45 Trade talk: Luis Robert Jr. 25:40 A seller's market, an opportunity for the front office? 27:50 Mailbag: Scale of 1-10, how crazy of a first Mets season for Chelsea? 28:55 New Haven pizza 31:00 Goodbye to Chelsea 31:20 What's working for Zac Thornton 34:15 Down on the Farm: Jonathan Santucci and Mitch Voit promotions 39:10 Mailbag - What level of prospects can Mets get? 41:20 Mailbag - Manager candidate talk 46:05 Mailbag - Finally a GM under POBO Stearns? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

We kick off with Vita Vea requesting a trade from the Bucs, Boomer pondering why people always ask about pro athletes showering, and Boomer recounting getting hog-tied naked in an elevator during a Maryland hazing incident. Jerry's final update starts with a look back at 1988 Starting Lineup figures, followed by Dave Sims calling a Jazz Chisholm bunt in the Yankees' win over the White Sox, Gio admitting he's never met anyone with rabies, and Francisco Lindor driving in six runs as the Mets beat the Braves. Plus, hear the play-by-play of groundskeepers chasing a loose squirrel in Detroit, Plaxico Burress saying playing for the Jets was like being in prison, the Moment of the Day on how the new generation doesn't eat pie, and a final wrap-up on rabies and eating squirrel as a kid.

We kick off with Weill Cornell Medicine paying out $1 billion to victims of Darius Paduch, before turning to Jamal Adams joining the Vikings and exploring who will back up Geno Smith for the Jets. We also touch on Rob Saleh coaching the Titans with Brian Daboll as offensive coordinator, followed by news that Eric Bieniemy's wife was shot by their son. Jerry returns with classic 2018 audio of a hungover Gio on location, before covering the Mets' win over the Braves behind two Francisco Lindor homers and Andy Reid's reaction to the Bieniemy shooting. Finally, Chris Simms details Kyle Shanahan's scary car accident that almost cost him an eye, prompting a call from "one-eyed Scott" in Texas.

Chris Russo leaves Boomer a mystery message about a potential opportunity, before Boomer heads to a Chicago card show with Phil Simms. Al turns into a "Cam Ward truther" after watching Quarterback on Netflix, leading Boomer to recount his own terrible rookie year. Jerry returns for an update that starts with a talk about herpes, followed by Dave Sims calling the Yankees' win on Ali Sanchez's first HR, Max Fried assessing his outing, and Francisco Lindor driving in six as the Mets beat the Braves. Plus, Plaxico Burress gets asked if playing for the Jets or going to prison was worse, and the hour wraps with a cult leader making people convulse.

Cody Bellinger lands on the IL for 4–6 weeks alongside Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton, prompting Gio to back Aaron Boone for Manager of the Year. Jerry kicks off his first update with sounds from the Yankees beating the White Sox, before moving to the Mets' victory over the Braves led by Francisco Lindor's two homers and six RBIs. Plus, hear postgame thoughts from Zac Thornton on his pitching and Juan Soto on his injury, relive play-by-play of the grounds crew chasing a loose squirrel in Detroit, and stick around for the final segment as Gio wonders how we ever killed time before smartphones.

Today's show breaks down Francisco Lindor's monster six-RBI night in a Mets win over the Braves, the Yankees topping the White Sox, Cody Bellinger landing on the IL, and major NFL moves from Vita Vea and Jamal Adams. Plus, Boomer shares a wild college hazing story and decodes a mystery message from Chris Russo, Plaxico Burress compares playing for the Jets to serving time in prison, Jerry digs up classic audio of a hungover Gio, and the crew relives a hilarious squirrel takeover on the field in Detroit.

Jerry's first update starts with the sounds of the Yankees beating the White Sox. The Mets beat the Braves as Francisco Lindor homered twice and drove in six. We heard from Zac Thornton after the game on his pitching performance. Juan Soto talked about his injury. A squirrel got loose in the Orioles/Tigers game in Detroit. We heard play by play of the grounds crew trying to catch him.

Chris Rose and Trevor Plouffe discuss the hottest stories in baseball Monday through Friday!   Thanks to our partners at T-Mobile for sponsoring today's episode.   Register and learn more at https://www.bajablasthomeruns.com/. Subject to complete offer terms & restrictions. Offer activates at 9 AM ET for 24 hours the day after at least one 420 ft home run is hit. Limited to 1 offer per day and 5 redemptions per person all season. Ends 9/26/26 or when 500,000 redemptions have been reached, whichever occurs first.   Find out how baseball hits different with T-Mobile at https://www.T-Mobile.com/MLB   Shop Back to School at Amazon – and spend less on your kids!  https://www.amazon.com/backtoschool   Shop your favorite gear from the Jomboy Media store. Click here to shop today! https://shop.jomboymedia.com/   00:00 INTRO 03:25 Who is the team to beat in the AL West? 14:03 Yankees lose Cody Bellinger for 4-6 weeks 24:50 Wild Card chase 34:28 Max Scherzer returns to DC 43:38 Is Francisco Lindor a Hall of Famer? 48:24 OUTRO   Follow us on X/Instagram: @ChrisRoseSports   Chris Rose on X/Instagram: @ChrisRose   Trevor Plouffe on X/Instagram @TrevorPlouffe   Follow all of our content on https://jomboymedia.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

David Stearns refuses to directly confirm that Francisco Lindor is part of the Mets' future, and Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash hear a clear message: Stearns wants him gone. Evan Roberts initially interprets the answer as reassurance, then questions whether his Mets fandom is affecting what he hears. They debate whether a Lindor trade is more likely in the offseason and warn that moving a recent MVP candidate without a major return would be a crushing mistake.

Emma Stone's new Mets movie turned into a real-life Citi Field controversy after a season ticket holder was relocated so production could use his seats. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash debate whether the fan was misled by a questionable “upgrade,” why he should have demanded a refund and how Evan would react if the Mets ever tried taking his carefully selected seats. The crew also breaks down the wild premise of The Catch, Juan Soto's cameo and why Mets fans may be the perfect audience for a baseball romantic comedy. Plus, they examine Francisco Lindor's captaincy debate and the troubling mental and defensive mistakes that have defined his season.

David Stearns refuses to directly call Francisco Lindor part of the Mets' core, and Tiki and Shaun hear one unmistakable message: Stearns wants him gone. Evan Roberts initially hears the opposite, then wonders whether his Mets fandom is clouding his judgment. They debate whether a Lindor trade is coming this offseason and warn that moving a recent MVP candidate for a marginal prospect and another bloated contract would be unacceptable.

Tiki and Evan analyze the Mets-centered movie starring Emma Stone and the fallout from a fan's relocated season tickets. They dive into Francisco Lindor's leadership qualities following a caller's critique before Evan predicts a disappointing season for the Rams. Discussions also include the Yankees' interest in CJ Abrams and the Giants' early season must-win games. 01:50 - Mets Movie Controversy 07:04 - Baseball Cinema Realism 17:33 - Lindor Leadership Debate 26:04 - CJ Abrams Trade Talk 31:31 - Giants Schedule Stakes 36:37 - Rams Disaster Prediction

Emma Stone is filming a movie and used Juan Soto instead of Francisco Lindor for a Mets player cameo. A caller wonders if Carlos Beltran will be the next Mets Manager after hearing his Hall of Fame speech.

We start with Gio refusing to let the Mets blame injuries for their horrific season, Emma Stone opting for Juan Soto over Francisco Lindor for a movie cameo, and a caller wondering if Carlos Beltran will be the next Mets manager. Jerry's update delivers sound from the Yankees losing to the Phillies, Beltran's Hall of Fame speech, Daniel Jones feeling good heading into camp, and Mike Vrabel bringing a puppy to his press conference. Finally, Stephen A. Smith gets Charles Barkley's reaction to LeBron going to Philly, before caller Dan in Carteret recounts a murderer trying to get a ride in his car.

Boomer Esiason has doubled down on his stance that the Mets need to trade Francisco Lindor, and wonders if the shortstop still wants to be in Queens. Plus, the Evan and Tiki crew relate to the SNY announcers, who can't seem to help themselves when it comes to criticizing the putrid Mets. Bobby Valentine joined Craig Carton to discuss what this team needs to do to get things turned around, and Evan explains why he would cheer for Edwin Diaz when he returns to Queens this weekend.

Boomer Esiason has doubled down on his stance that the Mets need to trade Francisco Lindor, and wonders if the shortstop still wants to be in Queens. Plus, the Evan and Tiki crew relate to the SNY announcers, who can't seem to help themselves when it comes to criticizing the putrid Mets. Bobby Valentine joined Craig Carton to discuss what this team needs to do to get things turned around, and Evan explains why he would cheer for Edwin Diaz when he returns to Queens this weekend.

Gregg Giannotti and Jerry Recco look ahead ot the MLB trade deadline and what possible moves the Mets and Yankees could make. Plus: 8:06 - Boomer Esiason wonders if Francisco Lindor will want to be traded 16:38 – Gio says there's hope for the Giants 27:15 – Drew Brees joins Boomer & Gio 50:22 – Boomer & Gio on ESPN layoffs 58:45 – LeBron to Miami?

Bryce Harper's viral comments about the Mets sound insulting until the full context reveals something far more damaging. Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash explain why Harper was actually showing respect for the rivalry while accurately criticizing how the Mets lost their identity after moving on from Pete Alonso and Brandon Nimmo. Harper's praise for Don Mattingly also sparks a major debate about the Mets' next manager. Could Carlos Beltran or Albert Pujols command more respect from stars like Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto because they understand the pressure of performing in New York? Plus, a Giants fan predicts a top-10 defense under improved coaching and argues that Deonte Banks could finally reach his potential.

The NFL season is almost here, and we're stacking the league's elite talent while diving into one of our favorite roster debates. Tass reveals his Top-10 wide receivers entering the season, Josh ranks his Top-10 running backs, and then we put the defending champion Eagles' skill-position group up against 10 of the NFL's best offenses to see who we'd rather build around. Then it's all baseball as trade deadline season heats up. We play Way or No Way on the biggest rumors surrounding Tarik Skubal, Joe Ryan, Mason Miller, Francisco Lindor, Mike Trout, Bo Bichette, and more. Plus, we rank the biggest X-factors in both leagues, debate the five best landing spots for Rafael Devers, match the top trade candidates with their ideal destinations, and finish with 10 blockbuster names every MLB front office should at least consider making available. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

BaseballBiz On Deck: Women's Baseball World Cup, Rays Trade Deadline and MLB EconomicsMark Corbett and Mat Germain break down the latest action from the WBSC Women's Baseball World Cup Group Stage in Rockford, Illinois, including standout performances by Team USA, Canada, Japan and Australia. They also discuss the upcoming Women's Pro Baseball League and where fans can watch the tournament.The conversation shifts to the Tampa Bay Rays, highlighting Chandler Simpson's speed, Griffin Jax's strong outing, the Durham Bulls' hot streak and why Grady Emerson and Junior Caminero could become the franchise's future cornerstone duo.With the MLB Trade Deadline approaching, Mark and Mat analyze the AL East race, the biggest trade rumors, potential buyers and sellers, and whether stars like Tarik Skubal, Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto could be on the move.The episode concludes with a discussion of MLB's economic structure, revenue sharing, pitcher compensation, salary cap proposals and how the Rays' long-term future could be tied to a new Tampa stadium.In This Episode WBSC Women's Baseball World Cup updates from Rockford  Olivia Pichardo and Team USA highlights  Women's Pro Baseball League preview  Tampa Bay Rays prospects and organizational depth  AL East standings and MLB Trade Deadline predictions  MLB economics, salary cap debate and CBA reform  Rays stadium outlook and the franchise's future Subscribe to BaseballBiz On Deck for weekly coverage of MLB, the Tampa Bay Rays, women's baseball, top prospects and the business of baseball.Keywords: Tampa Bay Rays, MLB Trade Deadline, Women's Baseball World Cup, WBSC, Rockford, Junior Caminero, Chandler Simpson, Grady Emerson, AL East, MLB News, Baseball Podcast, Women's Pro Baseball League.

Are the Mets finally getting hot? They've now won 6 of their last 11 games! Francisco Lindor is a triple shy if a cycle on Sunday and Nolan McLean is dominant! Playoff push here we come! P.S. T-Shirts are back on sale if you want to buy one.... or two! https://breakingt.com/products/the-rico Please like, rate, follow, favorite or subscribe to Rico Brogna here: ⁠⁠https://link.chtbl.com/RicoBrogna⁠⁠ Email TheRicoB@gmail.com

The Yankees may not desperately need another starter, but Evan Roberts argues they cannot pass on the chance to acquire Tarik Skubal. With Gerrit Cole pitching well and Max Fried nearing a return, the debate centers on whether Brian Cashman should turn an already strong rotation into a postseason superpower or preserve top prospects for the offense and bullpen. A caller then proposes trading Jazz Chisholm for Francisco Lindor, sparking disbelief and a debate over Chisholm's clutch production. Plus, the crew ranks LeBron James' potential destinations based on the threat each would pose to the Knicks, considers whether Cleveland offers the perfect farewell story, and unveils a new segment called the Tiki Time Machine.

Boomer thinks Francisco Lindor is not happy and the Mets should consider trading him. Gio believes this is shaping up to be the worst year in Mets history.

Gio opens with a rough night for David Stearns as Freddy Peralta flopped in Milwaukee, while Boomer thinks the Mets should trade an unhappy Francisco Lindor. Jerry drops his first update on Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s two homers in a Yankees win over the Pirates, a tame benches-clearing incident, and Jazz's supreme confidence. With local storms approaching, Gio admits he wants to see a tornado, prompting a chat on golfing in severe weather, followed by Peralta's confusion over his season-long struggles. Meanwhile, Rich Paul says LeBron James won't rush his decision, though Gio predicts a Miami move for year-round golf, and the hour wraps with a wild 2001 Good Day New York clip featuring a heated on-air feud.

Today on the show, the guys tackle the spiraling Mets, Francisco Lindor trade chatter, and Jazz Chisholm Jr. powering the Yankees, before welcoming NFL legend Drew Brees in-studio to reflect on post-Katrina New Orleans, his Saints legacy, and Canton. Across four packed hours, Boomer and Gio react to ESPN layoffs, Carlos Beltrán's managerial itch, and Freddy Peralta's baffling slump, all while debating pointless couples dinners and golfing in severe storms. Between Jerry's updates, the crew envisions a Boomer yard sale, revisits wild throwback TV feuds, and uncovers a hilarious text mix-up to cap off the morning.

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Jerry starts with the only goal from the World Cup final. Ferran Torres, who scored the goal, is a good-looking young man. Zlatan Ibrahimovic said this is it for him on TV. Gio loved how blunt Ibrahimovic was. Jerry has a clip of Peter Schwartz calling an indoor football TD. David Bednar came into a jam and got out of it before pitching another inning to help the Yankees top the Dodgers. Francisco Lindor had three hits including a homerun in the Mets win over the Phillies. Ryan Fox sank the winning putt of the British open while fans screamed “Baba Booey” behind him.

Today on the show, Boomer and Gio break down a lackluster World Cup Final at MetLife Stadium, detailing Spain's victory, Zlatan Ibrahimovic's blunt TV farewell, and the future of soccer in America. On the diamond, the guys recap the Yankees-Dodgers split featuring Jazz Chisholm Jr., Francisco Lindor powering the Mets past the Phillies, and the online heat facing Tommy Lugauer. Plus, they debate Bryson DeChambeau's controversial penalty at the British Open, roast Tom Brady's new "cornball status," guess 1998's highest-earning celebrities, and tackle everything from Cam Skattebo's backflip injury to Jordan Clarkson's nightclub heroism and Boomer's farting habits.

Boomer and Gio kick off another summer week tackling a dud World Cup Final at MetLife Stadium where Boomer napped and missed nothing. Gio has no sympathy for Lionel Messi, everyone hates Argentina's fans, and Zlatan Ibrahimovic delivered a blunt, final TV appearance. Jerry's first update highlights Spain's World Cup win over Argentina and Craig Burley ripping how they played, before transitioning to baseball where the Yankees split a doubleheader with the Dodgers behind a Jazz Chisholm Jr. home run, the Mets took two of three from the Phillies with a big game from Francisco Lindor, and the Red Sox won their 13th straight. Meanwhile, Ryan Fox won the British Open and Rory McIlroy called out Bryson DeChambeau. Finally, the guys debate a caller's take on whether the soccer final needed scoring or action.

Gio breaks down Bryson DeChambeau's penalty, calling it an attempt to gain an advantage rather than blatant cheating. Next, Jerry's update highlights Ferran Torres' lone World Cup final goal, Zlatan Ibrahimovic's blunt farewell to TV, Peter Schwartz's indoor football call, and Rex Ryan being awestruck by Ella Langley. In baseball action, David Bednar escaped a jam to help the Yankees top the Dodgers despite Cam Schlittler's struggles, while Francisco Lindor powered the Mets past the Phillies, crediting Bo Bichette's preceding 11-pitch at-bat. Finally, Ryan Fox clinches the British Open amidst "Baba Booey" cheers, Jordan Clarkson de-escalates a nightclub situation to show why the Knicks wanted him back, and Boomer defends Anthony Volpe from a frustrated caller.

Gio shares a list of 1998's highest-earning celebrities for Boomer to guess, right before Boomer recounts a video of himself dancing to the Spice Girls. Next, Jerry's final update arrives after a quick discussion about Gio's plans for his mom's 80th birthday. In baseball, Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s home run helps the Yankees salvage a game against the Dodgers, and Francisco Lindor powers the Mets past the Phillies—sparking Boomer's memory from a postgame comment—before a funky outfield sunglasses play occurs and Mets fans blast Tommy Lugauer on Twitter. Then, analysts slam Argentina's World Cup Final performance, and the Moment of the Day recaps the final's sights and sounds involving Dua Lipa and Gerrit Cole. Finally, Gio delivers more thoughts on the 1998 list, a caller shares a Tommy Bolt story that Boomer vaguely remembers, and a final caller wraps things up with Mets positivity.

Jerry returns with Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s HR heling the Yankees salvage a game against the Dodgers. Francisco Lindor had a big day at the plate and the Mets beat the Phillies. A comment from the Phillies postgame jogs Boomer's memory. A funky play involving sunglasses happened in the outfield. Mets fans went after Tommy Lugauer on Twitter for being positive about the Mets. Analysts were disgusted by Argentina's play in the World Cup Final. The Moment of The Day: Sights and sounds from the World Cup Final include…Dua Lipa and Gerrit Cole?

Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the final call from Spain's win over Argentina to capture the World Cup. The Yankees split a doubleheader against the Dodgers. Jazz Chisholm Jr. hit a go-ahead HR in the 8th inning of the night game. The Mets took 2 of 3 from the Phillies and Francisco Lindor had a big game in Sunday's win. The Red Sox won their 13th straight game and completed a sweep of the Rays. Ryan Fox won the British Open.

Chris is back from vacation! Bart & Chris wonder if we've seen enough of the Francisco Lindor trade talks. Plus, World Cup talk & experiences from those who attended Fanatics Fest. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Would it even make sense for the Mets to trade Francisco Lindor? The Yankees couldn't muster up a lot of offense against the Dodgers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In Episode 587 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett are joined by Michael Donodeo and Liam Murphy to review the...confusing(?) 2026 Mets draft. Next, we dive into the Francisco Lindor trade rumors, and finally we answer your correspondence.

The fantasy landscape is bracing for impact as dominant MVP frontrunner Aaron Judge remains entirely shut down from physical activity, stalling his recovery timeline indefinitely. Corey Pieper breaks down a high-stakes pitching landscape, devastating long-term prospect injuries, a seismic trade market update, and the latest FanDuel Bet of the Day. Roster managers face massive late-season fallout as Aaron Judge remains unable to resume baseball activities, Christian Walker exits early with acute hip tightness, and dynamic infielder Jeremy Pena suffers yet another frustrating physical setback. The pitching front is equally turbulent as the Chicago Cubs aggressively trade for right-hander Aaron Civale, the high-octane duo of Mick Abel and David Festa are both declared out for the season, Casey Mize exits his latest start early, and JoJo Romero lands on the injured list. Fortunately, reinforcement is on the horizon with Jameson Taillon's return imminent, Ranger Suarez tracking to be activated tomorrow, and Ronel Blanco scheduled to pitch Monday, though managers must monitor Will Smith's recurring neck issues, Samuel Basallo handling right shoulder discomfort, Shohei Ohtani being withheld from the mound, Corbin Carroll's daily status, and Blaze Alexander's long-term absence with a broken hand. An absolutely loaded performance slate features a masterclass on the bump and offensive explosions. Chris Sale fired seven dominant frames of zero-earned, two-hit ball with six strikeouts, Gerrit Cole struck out eight across six high-quality frames, and Jake Bennett, Pete Lambert, Brady Singer, Landen Roupp, Jared Jones, Brandon Pfaadt, Tarik Skubal, JT Ginn, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Paul Skenes, Shota Imanaga, Hunter Greene, and Logan Gilbert all logged stellar outings, while Troy Melton dueled Reid Detmers, Shane Bieber battled Davis Martin, Sean Burke matched up with Trey Yesavage, and Eury Perez went head-to-head with Robert Gasser. At the plate, Trea Turner and Fernando Tatis Jr. both went completely electric by blasting a home run and swiping a bag on Saturday, Jose Trevino launched two home runs, and huge performances rolled in from Junior Caminero, Sam Antonacci, Drake Baldwin, Ryan Jeffers, Elly De La Cruz, Spencer Steer, Andres Chaparro, Curtis Mead, Kody Clemens, Wilyer Abreu, Shane Drohan, Spencer Torkelson, Hunter Goodman, Jackson Merrill, Nolan McLean, Austin Riley, Francisco Lindor, Esmerlyn Valdez, Ty France, and Tyler Stephenson. Conversely, Christian Walker's night was cut short, Jonathan Aranda bottomed out with an 0-for-7 doubleheader collar, and Griffin Jax, Gage Jump, Rhett Lowder, Ian Seymour, Jake Bauers, Eduardo Rodriguez, Cam Schlittler, Noah Cameron, Zebby Matthews, and Munetaka Murakami all landed in the duds column. Our weekly Waiver Wire segment delivers deep-dive evaluation on priority targets available in more than 60% of leagues, isolating the long-term roster utility of Caleb Durbin, AJ Ewing, Ryan Jeffers, Bryce Eldridge, Garrett Mitchell, Shane Drohan, Roki Sasaki, and Kade Anderson. First Cup Fantasy Baseball drops every weekday around 9 AM ET on The F6P Hour. Use code F6PPODS for 15% off All Access at fantasysixpack.net – rankings, matchup tools, DFS and betting cheat sheets, and more. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Are the Mets finally getting hot? They've now won 6 of their last 11 games! Francisco Lindor is a triple shy if a cycle on Sunday and Nolan McLean is dominant! Playoff push here we come! P.S. T-Shirts are back on sale if you want to buy one.... or two! https://breakingt.com/products/the-rico Please like, rate, follow, favorite or subscribe to Rico Brogna here: ⁠⁠https://link.chtbl.com/RicoBrogna⁠⁠ Email TheRicoB@gmail.com

Michael talks about whether or not the Mets are shopping Francisco Lindor at the moment & also discusses the job David Stearns has done with the Mets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Big Ben talks about the chances that Francisco Lindor gets traded from the Mets midseason, Giannis Antetokounmpo getting introduced by the Miami Heat and saying that he is leaving his comfort zone, Maller to the Third Degree, Lame Jokes of the Week, Coop's Scoop on Entertainment, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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FULL SHOW: Shaun and Tiki are live from Fanatics Fest in NYC....The Mets are open for business, Lindor is on the block, Alex Rodriguez joins the show, Idiots with Idioms, and much, much more.

Evan and Tiki break down the Mets being officially open for business and if Francisco Lindor will be on the move.

Shaun and Tiki discuss the fact that Francisco Lindor's name was not ruled out as a potential trade candidate.

Shaun and Tiki talk about the possibility of the Yankees making an offer for Francisco Lindor.

C-Lo returns for an update and starts with Francisco Lindor's terrible throw to third. We heard Brett Baty homer in the win. Christian Scott was asked about the air quality.

The World Cup Final is here! We break down the biggest storylines, key matchups, X-factors, and make our final predictions before the biggest game in soccer. Then we shift to MLB as trade deadline season reaches another level. In a loaded edition of Way or No Way, we debate whether the Tigers should keep Tarik Skubal, if the Royals should actually entertain Bobby Witt Jr. offers, whether Mike Trout could finally be moved, if the Mets should consider trading Francisco Lindor or Bo Bichette, and much more. Plus: Top 5 Biggest AL X-Factors Top 5 Biggest NL X-Factors Top 5 Teams That Should Trade For Rafael Devers Best Landing Spots For The Biggest Trade Candidates 10 Star Players Teams Should Seriously Consider Trading The World Cup's biggest match and baseball's wildest rumors—all in one episode. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

SNY's top 10 New York athletes list has Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber furious over rankings they believe are inconsistent, biased and impossible to defend. Shaun Morash is in for Evan Roberts alongside Tiki Barber, as they question how Brian Burns and Matthew Schaefer were left out while Josh Hart, Francisco Lindor and Breanna Stewart made the cut. Even OG Anunoby's placement above Karl-Anthony Towns comes under fire. The conversation then shifts to England's World Cup collapse against Argentina. Tiki explains how Thomas Tuchel's decision to sit back in a low defensive block gave Lionel Messi the space to take over, turning a one-goal lead into a prevent-defense disaster.