Podcast appearances and mentions of Howie Rose

We discuss the 1999 Knicks team and Gio can't believe it was almost 30 years ago. We previewed the Knicks/Spurs series which gets underway on Wednesday night. Jerry starts with Mike Brown on comparisons to their series for the NBA Cup. Aaron Judge talked about the 13-run third inning to beat the A's, Howie Rose on the call as Juan Soto hit a grand slam. The Moment of The Day: A-I Dave Simms has some comments for Boomer. Gio talked about the movie, ‘Project Hail Mary', and said the alien reveal threw him off.

The Yankees beat the Royals again and Gerrit Cole worked into the 7th inning with a shutout. We heard Howie Rose on the call as Juan Soto homered in the Mets win over the Reds. Phillies pitcher Cristopher Sanchez broke the Phillies record for scoreless innings with 44 ⅔. Rays pitcher Jonathan Heasley vomited several times on the mound last night. Adam Silver was on with Pat McAfee and talked about flopping and officiating.

President Trump is heading to a Knicks finals game at the Garden, leaving us wondering what reaction he'll get from the crowd. Next, Jerry arrives for his first update of the day, but Gio notices he's not wearing shoes. In baseball, the Yankees beat the Royals behind Gerrit Cole's 7th-inning shutout, Howie Rose calls Juan Soto's home run in a Mets win over the Reds, Carson Benge shaves his mustache and it works, and Cristopher Sanchez breaks a Phillies record with 44 ⅔ scoreless innings. Finally, Rays pitcher Jonathan Heasley vomits on the mound, Adam Silver talks flopping and officiating with Pat McAfee, and a Trump impersonator calls in about the Knicks and UFC on the White House lawn.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dive into the Mets' stunning Subway Series comeback against the Yankees and where it ranks among the best regular season Mets wins in the rivalry. From Tyrone Taylor's game tying homer to Carson Benge's walk off, the guys look at why moments like this can become unforgettable if they spark something bigger. The conversation also revisits the top Mets victories over the Yankees. Plus, the guys solve the mystery of why Howie Rose left a Mets Yankees game early, and debate whether meeting Paul McCartney is an acceptable excuse.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dig into why the Knicks are suddenly getting more respect from oddsmakers as they prepare for the Eastern Conference Finals against Cleveland. After a dominant playoff run, New York looks like a real favorite, but the long layoff raises questions about rust, rhythm, and whether the Cavs can steal Game 1 at Madison Square Garden. The conversation also jumps through a wild mix of New York sports stories, from Big Mac's Knicks ticket dilemma and Yankee game worries to the Mets' dramatic Subway Series comeback. Plus, the guys react to Howie Rose leaving a Mets Yankees game early for a once in a lifetime chance to meet Paul McCartney.

Chris McMonigle and Pete Hoffman analyze Aaron Rodgers' return to the Steelers and the viral story of Howie Rose leaving a Mets game to meet Paul McCartney. They compare the legacy of the 1986 Mets to the current Knicks squad while debating the team's chances in the upcoming series against the Cavaliers. 01:32 - Aaron Rodgers Steelers Return 04:07 - Howie Rose Meets McCartney 13:05 - Knicks Playoff Analysis 19:10 - Caller Accent Banter

Chris McMonigle discusses the news of Aaron Rodgers returning for another season and expresses envy toward Howie Rose for getting to meet Paul McCartney after a Mets game. They also dive into the Knicks' playoff path and the bizarre career pivot of Ben Simmons into professional saltwater fishing. 01:20 - Aaron Rodgers Return 04:34 - Howie Rose Meets McCartney 10:23 - Career Dreams Discussion 15:10 - Knicks Playoff Path 23:03 - Gerrit Cole Update 26:23 - Ben Simmons Fishing 32:23 - Marcus Semien Analysis 37:12 - Yankees Bullpen Worries

They dissect the New York Mets' disappointing season, contrasting early-season broadcast optimism with the reality of the team's current performance. The discussion also explores the historical myth of Abner Doubleday and debates whether retiring legends like Howie Rose should return for team ceremonies. 01:00 - Abner Doubleday Origin Myth 03:11 - Critiquing Mets Season Hype 12:31 - Mets Roster and Injury Updates 17:50 - Howie Rose Retirement Debate

They revisit early-season radio clips of Howie Rose and Keith Raad praising the New York Mets' offensive approach, contrasting those predictions with the team's dismal reality. The conversation also explores the disputed history of Abner Doubleday and sparks a debate over whether legendary broadcasters should return for on-field ceremonies after retirement. 01:29 - Abner Doubleday History 03:16 - Mocking Early Mets Predictions 14:14 - David Stearns Injury Issues 17:36 - Howie Rose Retirement Debate

Jerry starts with Knicks highlights and Mike Brown in the postgame about the dominant performance. We heard from some of the Hawks players after the game. We heard the sounds of the Sixers beating the Celtics to force a game 7, Howie Rose on the call as the Nationals homered to take the 5-4 lead, which is how the Mets game ended. We heard from Luke Weaver after the game and he was very philosophical about the ‘pursuit of perfection'.

Gio breaks down Arvell Reese's personality and how he landed with the Giants before a caller blames Carlos Mendoza for the Mets' struggles. Jerry recaps the NBA playoffs, Howie Rose calls a blowout home run, and Jon Heyman suggests the Mets need a “thumper” at first base. We wrap up with the Yankees' shutout loss, the NHL playoffs, and callers on “sporting event shaming" and other topics.

Welcome to Season 3 Episode 5 of the Terry Collins Show! With the Mets continuing their inexpiable April collapse continuing we bring together former Mets skippers Buck Showalter and Terry Collins to discuss it with top baseball beat writer and analyst Laura Albanese. Terry, and co-host John Arezzi also have a lively lead off with Albanese and NY Post Mets beat writer Mike Puma. In a "Never Forget" segment, voice of the Mets, Howie Rose gives us the inside story on the night Mike Piazza hit his historic Home Run on September 21, 2001 and his now famous call of that moment. We debut a Brett Baty message on behalf of the Tunnel to Towers foundation. Plus Terry sends a surprise birthday greeting to a 90 year old lifelong Mets fan. Coach's Collectibles NY rolls out some new offers from Howie Rose and Buck Showalter. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel or watch any of our episodes here: ⁠ https://www.youtube.com/⁠ ⁨@TheTerryCollinsShow⁩ ⁠ Subscribe to the Terry Collins show on your favorite podcast platform. Follow The Terry Collins Show: ⁠X: https://x.com/TerryCollins_10⁠ Instagram: ⁠ / ⁠ Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Follow John Arezzi on X: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://x.com/johnarezzi⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow John Arezzi on Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ / johnarezzi⁠ Donate $11 a month to now help first responders, veterans and our military heroes. Go to Tunnel to Towers and help them do good: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://t2t.org/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Check out some AMAZIN Mets Memorabilia from our friends at Coachs Collectibles here: ⁠https://coachscollectiblesny.com/⁠ Host: Terry Collins Co-Host: John Arezzi Creative Director: Marsh Researcher - Dominic DiBiase Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jerry's first update starts with the sounds of the Mets losing their double header. We heard Howie Rose talking about a move maybe coming. Mendoza talked about his job after the game.We heard the sounds of the Yankees losing to the Astros although they won the series. Jerry went around the NBA playoffs.

Boomer targets David Bailey for the Jets at two, we take calls on the Knicks and "Take Your Kid to Work Day." Jerry highlights the NFL draft's new timing and Mike Brown's Game 2 review, while Amed Rosario and Max Fried shine on the diamond. We hear Howie Rose call the Mets' go-ahead run, Carlos Mendoza updates Lindor's calf, and Jerry hits the NHL playoffs. We finish with Greg Inkpen and Teddy Leadpencil's "Moment of the Day" and a look at tonight's NFL Draft and the WFAN streaming show.

Jerry with the sounds of Howie Rose as the Mets actually won. We heard from Carlos Mendoza and Mark Vientos after the game. Amed Rosario drove in all 4 runs as the Yankees beat the Red Sox again. In the Mariners game, the pitcher had a line drive go into his shirt and it was ruled a dead ball instead of a catch. Jerry went around the NBA last night.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Howie Rose and the Mets loss. Mendoza said ‘it sucks' after the game. He also talked about Williams' lack of command. Sounds of a Yankees win behind Giancarlo. We heard from Mike Vrabel issuing a statement on the Dianna Russini situation.

The Mets stumbled through defensive miscues and a shaky David Peterson start. Boomer bashed players wearing ski masks in the cold and Evan Roberts is fuming over the 58% no-show rate for Steve Cohen's free tickets. Jerry recaps the Yankees' four-hit loss to the A's, the Mets' loss and Howie Rose's call of a dropped fly ball plus post-game reactions from Carlos Mendoza and Peterson. Bryson DeChambeau debuts a 3D-printed iron, and Boomer predicts a 50-point explosion for Jayson Tatum's return to the Garden.

Jerry's here with the sounds of the A's beating the Yankees. The Yanks only had 4 hits. We heard Howie Rose on the call as Luis Robert Jr dropped a fly ball in the Mets loss. We also heard from Carlos Mendoza and David Peterson after the game. Kirk Cousins met the media and Gio called him ‘a refreshing type of man'. Bryson DeChambeau is using a 5-iron that was 3D printed.

Hello Jerry! On the season 3 premiere of The Terry Collins Show the one and only JERRY SEINFELD is our special guest. Jerry and Terry talk baseball, from Tommy Agee and the 69 Mets to Juan Soto and the 2026 team. TC and Jerry also talk about the new rules in baseball, Jerry's spot on first pitch from 2019. and much more! A great Talkin with TC! Then, SNY's Sal Licata and Newsday's Laura Albanese join Terry and John for the first lead off of 2026 with their analysis of the Mets first week of the season, and talk Bo Bichette, Brett Baty, Devin WIlliams, and hanging with TC in Port Saint Lucie. We debut a Never Forget story, feature a new Collectibles Corner with some special "Seinfeldesque memorabilia" and feature Howie Rose in a moving PSA for Tunnel to Towers. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel or watch any of our episodes here: https://www.youtube.com/@UCoi8h1IGLoq-ieBy2OxCXHA Subscribe to the Terry Collins show on your favorite podcast platform. Like and Subscribe to our YouTube channel: / @theterrycollinsshow Follow The Terry Collins Show: X: https://x.com/TerryCollins_10 Instagram: / terrycollins_10 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Follow John Arezzi on X: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://x.com/johnarezzi⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow John Arezzi on Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠ / johnarezzi Donate $11 a month to now help first responders, veterans and our military heroes. Go to Tunnel to Towers and help them do good: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://t2t.org/⁠⁠⁠⁠ Check out some AMAZIN Mets Memorabilia from our friends at Coachs Collectibles here: https://coachscollectiblesny.com/ Host: Terry Collins Co-Host: John Arezzi Creative Director: Marsh Researcher - Dominic DiBiase Executive Producer: John Arezzi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We recap the Mets' Opening Day win over the Pirates, noting Oneil Cruz's struggles and Gio's praise for the offense and the NBC broadcast. Gio discusses watching St. John's with Dan in Carteret before the guys pivot to the Knicks' loss to the Hornets and Boomer's take on draft quarterbacks. We've got Carson Benge's home run call by Howie Rose, Paul Skenes' post-game reaction, and Jerry Seinfeld's appearance with Tommy Lugauer. We close with Purdue's win over Texas and a preview of St. John's upcoming matchup against Duke.

Opening Day is here, which means The Put It in the Books Show returns for its Season 9 premiere with a full breakdown of the 2026 New York Mets. Farace, Rodriguez, and Producer Joe are back to run through the Mets Opening Day roster, projected lineup, pitching staff, and what this team actually looks like heading into the new season.After an offseason led by Steve Cohen and David Stearns focused on reshaping the roster, the Mets enter 2026 with more depth, more flexibility, and just enough upside to make fans believe this could be a playoff team. Which, of course, is exactly when Mets fans should start getting nervous.The guys also react to the Mets honoring Davey Johnson with a commemorative patch this season and discuss the significance of this being Howie Rose's final year in the broadcast booth. It's a mix of history, nostalgia, and the realization that time keeps moving whether Mets fans are ready for it or not.From there, it's into the fun stuff. Favorite Mets jerseys get debated, Mets Twitter gets put under the microscope, and the crew makes their official MLB predictions for the 2026 season — all of which will absolutely be revisited when things go sideways.To close it out, it's a full Opening Day preview as the Mets take on the Pirates. Expectations, keys to the game, and the first chance to overreact to everything we see on the field.The 2026 season is here. The Mets are back. And so is The Put It in the Books Show.See you in the booth. #Mets #PiitB

Samantha Croston and Ashley Wenskoski are BACK for a pre-Opening Day episode of the Why am I a Mets Fan? Podcast!! We are catching up on the last pieces of info from Mets spring training, including Carson Benge making the team - PLUS predicting how this season will go. We also have EXCLUSIVE interviews from Syracuse Mets media day, including bytes from Jonah Tong, Ronny Mauricio, and Ryan Clifford. Join us!! 00:00-8:25: Happy Opening Day!! Peralta/Stearns presser 8:26-11:30: Carson Benge is the Mets OPENING DAY right fielder 11:31-14:34: Mets are starting off with a five-man rotation...WITHOUT Sean Manaea 14:35-22:34: Mets Opening Day outlook and season win total PREDICTIONS 22:35-28:28: Howie Rose is RETIRING after this season 28:29-33:00: JONAH TONG on his feelings on starting the season in Triple-A Syracuse 33:01-34:07: RONNY MAURICIO on what he hopes to work on in AAA, Soto influence 34:08-39:19: RYAN CLIFFORD on outlook for this season 39:20-51:38: Syracuse Mets manager DICK SCOTT on Carson Benge making the team, where Mauricio will play, Nolan McLean in the WBC, Mets farm system ranked No. 5 nationally, Jonah Tong & Christian Scott 51:39-53:49: The Trumpets don't belong in Los Angeles and goodbye!! #mets #mlb #mlbb #mlbbshorts #mlbbcreatorcamp #mlblb #mlbbcreator #newyork #newyorkmets #metsbaseball #losangeles #losangelesdodgers #dodgers #syracuse #syracusemets #minorleaguebaseball #milb #sports #baseball #podcast FOLLOW US ON SOCIALS:  @WhyMetsPod  on Youtube/X/Instagram @SamCroston1 and @AshleyWenskTV on Twitter (X) LIKE, COMMENT, SUBSCRIBE, LISTEN ON ALL PLATFORMS: https://www.flowcode.com/page/whymetspod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode, we discuss Venezuela's 2026 WBC Championship, and what ultimately went wrong for the star-studded team America roster. From there, we make our full predictions for the 2026 MLB season, including each division's standings, playoff picks, and the World Series champion. To wrap up, we take a look at rule changes being implemented at the minor league level this season, MLB entering into a new gambling relationship despite an ongoing gambling investigation, and Howie Rose's legacy as the long-time voice of the Mets.

What do we know about the 2026 Mets? Until the first pitch is broadcast on NBC, nothing yet. But once the season starts, the sense of unfamiliarity that has pervaded our impressions of the offseason will dissipate and we will be able to say who these Mets are and what they might do. But National League Town doesn't care to wait even that long, so for its Opening Day Spectacular, Greg Prince joins Jeff Hysen to attempt to articulate some feelings about an outfit that is 0-0 with 162 games to go. Also, they look forward to tuning their radios/devices to the last go-round with the singular Howie Rose as he prepares to talk us through one more year of Mets baseball (may it be put in the books as a championship season). Finally, during "What Can the Mets Do For You?", Greg cuts the ribbon, at least in his mind, on the Seaver Center, the home for New York baseball history, ideally adjacent to Citi Field.

Hear from the best guests on WFAN this week, including Howie Rose, Lil' Wayne, Chris Christie, and Hofstra head coach Speedy Claxton.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber recall some of Howie Rose's greatest calls from his illustrious career as he enters his final season calling radio games for the Mets. Plus, Howie joins Evan & Tiki about his decision to retire and talks Mets (12:08); Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle discuss the legacy of Howie Rose (40:54); Craig and C-Mac discuss Nolan McLean pitching in the WBC Final and if the tournament has any impact on legacy (54:00)

Hear from the best guests on WFAN this week, including Howie Rose, Lil' Wayne, Chris Christie, and Hofstra head coach Speedy Claxton.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber recall some of Howie Rose's greatest calls from his illustrious career as he enters his final season calling radio games for the Mets. Plus, Howie joins Evan & Tiki about his decision to retire and talks Mets (12:08); Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle discuss the legacy of Howie Rose (40:54); Craig and C-Mac discuss Nolan McLean pitching in the WBC Final and if the tournament has any impact on legacy (54:00)

Hear from the best guests on WFAN this week, including Howie Rose, Lil' Wayne, Chris Christie, and Hofstra head coach Speedy Claxton.

From 'Rico Brogna' (subscribe here): The New York Mets have had an amazing history of broadcasters on TV and Radio. Unfortunately, the torch is set to be passed at the end of the 2026 season as the great Howie Rose declares this his final season. Plus, Evan discusses the roster, Kodai Senga's latest start and Francisco Alvarez leaving his latest game early.

Howie Rose sits down with Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber for a thoughtful conversation about why the 2026 season will be his last in the Mets booth. He explains the personal and professional factors behind the decision, from family sacrifices to the importance of stepping away before the job changes, while also sharing what still makes the biggest moments in sports so addictive for a play-by-play broadcaster. Along the way, Rose looks back on the unforgettable calls and career turns that shaped his legacy, including his love for radio, his transition across hockey and baseball, and the thrill of capturing iconic New York sports moments. He also opens up about mentoring the next generation, the lessons he learned from great broadcasters around him, and the one dream that still burns brightest: getting the chance to call a Mets championship before it's all over. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Al & Jerry: Why can't we play the High Point University calls? Howie Rose retires and how did we become friends with Japan after Pearl Harbor? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Jerry starts with VCU upsetting North Carolina. We heard from the Wisconsin head coach after losing to High Point. In NBA news, the Lakers beat the Heat as Luka had 60 points and LeBron tied the NBA's games played record. Howie Rose announced his retirement, saying this will be his last year. Jerry went around the NHL for the locals.

We recap NCAA action from High Point's "bougie" upset to St. John's preparations, covering Luka's 60-point night, Howie Rose's retirement, and rumored Jets draft moves. The show continues with "custody battle Luka," Mike Francesa's struggle to find game times, and Jaxson Dart's clergyman outfit, while debating if a St. John's loss constitutes a "disaster." After stories of topless accordion players, Sal Licata's meeting with Jerry Seinfeld, and Carlos Mendoza's Mets updates, we finish with Final Four bucket lists, New Jersey Roy Rogers locations, and Rory's Masters dinner. Of course, Jerry has all the clips you want to hear.

We recap NCAA tournament action from Siena's near-upset of Duke to the "bougie" High Point win and St. John's preparing for tonight. Jerry's first update covers VCU upsetting North Carolina and the Wisconsin coach's reaction to losing to High Point, while the Lakers beat the Heat behind Luka's 60 points and LeBron's games-played record. Also, Howie Rose's retirement announcement and local NHL updates to a rumored Jets-Titans draft trade, we cover it all before checking in with 15-year-old sportscaster Josh.

(1:09) — WBC: JJ discusses Aaron Judge's shortcomings in the World Baseball Classic and his love for the tournament. (8:14) — METS: Legendary broadcaster Howie Rose announces his retirement from calling Mets games after this season. (13:25) — MARCH MADNESS: JJ recaps the opening day of the 2026 NCAA tournament and discusses keys for St. John's to advance. (18:54) — CALLS: Callers talk WBC and St. John's. (28:54) — JIM BOEHEIM: Syracuse legend Jim Boeheim returns to talk about Rick Pitino's tenure at St. John's, what's next for Syracuse, and potential national championships. (51:09) — ADAM OTTAVINO: The former Mets and Yankees pitcher returns to discuss playing in the WBC, Gerrit Cole's return, and the rest of the Yankees' rotation. The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available. We always want to hear from you! Leave JJ a message on the listener line at 917-382-1151. Follow JJ on Twitter: https://twitter.com/john_jastremski Follow NYNY on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nynytheringer/ Host: John Jastremski Guests: Adam Ottavino and Jim Boeheim Producer: Stefan Anderson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The New York Mets have had an amazing history of broadcasters on TV and Radio. Unfortunately, the torch is set to be passed at the end of the 2026 season as the great Howie Rose declares this his final season. Plus, Evan discusses the roster, Kodai Senga's latest start and Francisco Alvarez leaving his latest game early. 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 To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Howie Rose announced this will be his last season calling games for the Mets. How embarrassing were the Nets last night? Would you like the World Baseball Classic during the All Star break? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

PBP voice of the New York Mets, Howie Rose joins to discuss his retirement from the Mets broadcast following this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Mets announce that legendary broadcaster Howie Rose will retire after the 2026 season, marking the end of a voice that has defined generations of baseball fans. The news sparks a wave of emotion, as the impact of Rose's storytelling, passion, and connection to the team comes into focus for fans who grew up with his calls. Evan and Tiki reflect on Rose's remarkable career, revisiting iconic moments like Johan Santana's no-hitter and the unforgettable calls that captured the spirit of Mets history. They discuss what made Rose unique behind the mic, the bond he built with listeners, and why his final season now carries added weight for both the team and its fanbase.

From Brackets to Broadcasters: March Madness Debate Heats Up Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dig into why NCAA Tournament doesn't feel the same as it once did, even as local teams like St. John's Red Storm and Hofstra Pride generate excitement. What used to be a can't-miss national event now feels different, and the guys explore whether the magic of filling out a bracket and being glued to every game is starting to fade in today's sports landscape. They break down how the rise of constant sports gambling, NIL-driven roster turnover, and the disappearance of iconic coaching figures have reshaped college basketball's appeal. The conversation also highlights how technology has changed the viewing experience, making every game accessible but perhaps less special, while tying it all back to the day's bigger theme—appreciating great sports moments and voices like Howie Rose that still make them unforgettable.

Howie Rose sits down with Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber for a thoughtful conversation about why the 2026 season will be his last in the Mets booth. He explains the personal and professional factors behind the decision, from family sacrifices to the importance of stepping away before the job changes, while also sharing what still makes the biggest moments in sports so addictive for a play-by-play broadcaster. Along the way, Rose looks back on the unforgettable calls and career turns that shaped his legacy, including his love for radio, his transition across hockey and baseball, and the thrill of capturing iconic New York sports moments. He also opens up about mentoring the next generation, the lessons he learned from great broadcasters around him, and the one dream that still burns brightest: getting the chance to call a Mets championship before it's all over.

The show pays tribute to the legendary Howie Rose as news of his upcoming retirement sparks a deep dive into some of the most unforgettable calls in Mets history. From emotional playoff moments to signature home run calls, the conversation highlights why Rose's voice has become synonymous with baseball in New York and what makes his storytelling so impactful. Evan and Tiki relive standout moments including Mike Piazza's clutch heroics, the Mets' dramatic postseason win over the Dodgers, and Pete Alonso's electrifying home run that still resonates with fans today. Along the way, they explore the nuances of great broadcasting, the emotion behind iconic calls, and the lasting imprint Rose leaves on generations of listeners.

A powerful Howie Rose call brings the 2024 Mets season back into focus—but does it still feel the same today? The emotional tribute captures the magic of an unexpected run, yet with time and perspective, the conversation shifts to whether that season should be remembered as something more frustrating than inspiring. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dive into the tension between appreciating unforgettable moments and acknowledging what might have been, especially after the team failed to build on that success. The discussion expands into how quickly narratives change in sports, while also touching on Yankees spring training debates, Gerrit Cole's approach, and a lively argument over whether Olympic flag football could rival baseball in ratings.

Breaking News to start the show as the legend, Howie Rose, announces it will be his final season. He joined the show in Hour 2 as well to reflect on his journey. Plus March Madness begins.

The final hour of Evan & Tiki brings EVERYTHING. The guys dive into NFL QB carousel debates, should the Jets take a shot on Tanner McKee or J.J. McCarthy? Plus, Carson Wentz lands back with Minnesota and sparks major questions

A spring training bunt turns into a full-blown baseball debate as Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dig into the outrage over Braden Ward laying one down against Gerrit Cole in his first game back. What starts as a small play quickly becomes a bigger conversation about baseball etiquette, player opportunity, fan overreaction, and whether Yankees-Red Sox still carries real heat. From arguing over Alex Cora's influence and the value of speed guys off the bench to a detour into the Long Island debate, the guys keep the energy high and the opinions flying. They also get into the Mets' 9-9-9 ballpark challenge, the best days to call out of work, Tommy Lugauer's tournament whereabouts, and a memorable Howie Rose story and call that brings some true New York sports nostalgia to the table.

Howie Rose joins Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber after announcing that the 2026 season will be his last in the Mets radio booth, opening up about why now feels like the right time to step away. In a candid and emotional conversation, Rose reflects on the adrenaline of the biggest moments, the challenge of knowing when to leave, and the personal side of a career built around nights at the ballpark. The episode also becomes a celebration of Rose's legacy, from unforgettable Mets and Rangers calls to stories about Tom Seaver, WFAN, and the art of play-by-play. He shares why radio has always meant the most to him, why mentoring the next generation matters, and why one final dream still lingers: calling a Mets championship before he signs off.

Howie Rose's announcement that 2026 will be his final season behind the mic sets the tone for an emotional conversation as Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to the end of an era for Mets fans. From the shock of the news to the weight of what Rose has meant to the franchise, this episode captures the gratitude, nostalgia, and heartbreak that comes with saying goodbye to one of New York's most beloved voices. Evan and Tiki revisit the calls that defined Rose's legacy, including Johan Santana's no-hitter, the Rangers' legendary Stephane Matteau goal, and the Mets' 2015 pennant run, while also exploring what made him so unique on radio. The conversation widens into the changing feel of March Madness, how gambling and college sports have shifted the tournament's appeal, and why certain sports moments still hit differently when the right voice is on the call.