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Samantha Croston and Ashley Wenskoski are BACK and the Mets have won four straight games. The Mets SWEEP the Marlins, Juan Soto is on an absolute tear, and now this team heads out to the west coast to see if they can build momentum after a winning month of May. Join us!! 00:00-8:27: Juan Soto is SCORCHING hot, Mets sweep Marlins at Citi Field 8:28-14:06: Semien showing signs of life...what will the Mets DO with Bichette/Baty/Vientos defensively when Lindor returns? 14:07-19:05: Is there a CHANCE the Mets BUY at the Trade Deadline? 19:06-21:35: The rotation DISASTER, Peterson to the bullpen 21:36-23:26: What would be SUCCESS on the West Coast trip? 23:27-27:01: The Atlanta Braves (and Dom Smith?!) are the best team in baseball #mlb #mlbb #mlbbcreatorcamp #mlbbshorts #mlbbcreator #mlblb #baseball #mets #metsbaseball #newyork #newyorkmets #newyorkcity #juansoto #soto #losangeles #losangelesdodgers #dodgers #dodgersbaseball FOLLOW US ON SOCIALS: ‪@WhyMetsPod‬ on Youtube/X/Instagram @SamCroston1 and @AshleyWenskTV on Twitter (X) and Instagram LIKE, COMMENT, SUBSCRIBE, LISTEN ON ALL PLATFORMS: https://www.flowcode.com/page/whymetspod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The vibes in Queens have officially hit rock bottom. In Episode 9 of Season 5, we break down another brutal stretch of baseball as the Mets continue spiraling with no signs of urgency or accountability from the top down. Is it finally time for David Stearns to wave the white flag and begin selling before the deadline frenzy begins?We dive into the uncomfortable conversations surrounding the future of the franchise — including the unthinkable question: could Francisco Lindor actually be moved if this organization decides a full reset is necessary? Plus, frustrations boil over with the continued struggles of David Peterson and Mark Vientos, the lack of adjustments across the roster, and a clubhouse culture that feels completely stale.The guys also sound off on Carlos Mendoza and why confidence in the manager may have officially evaporated. From lineup decisions to bullpen usage to the team's overall lack of fire, nothing is off limits in one of the most heated episodes of the season.All that and more on this episode of the podcast. LFGM… I guessFOLLOW on Instagram, YouTube & X: @cupofmetsSUBSCRIBE on Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your favorite podcasts!DOWNLOAD The SeatGeek App! Use Code: "CUPOFMETS" to get $20.00 off!

Zach, Jack, and Andrew discuss the inconsistent Mets offense, making every pitcher look like Cy Young, base stealing woes, Semien's defensive decline, Pete Alonso's defensive resurgence, the return of Lindor, Torrens and his struggles, the potential Kodai Senga return, Christian Scott's future, the reason for Nolan McLean's bad starts, and some actual hope for the future.

Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open the second hour by discussing reports that Francisco Lindor could be available from the New York Mets. Should the Blue Jays pursue him? They also touch on the World Hockey Championships, including Ivar Stenberg's highlight-reel goal for Sweden and what it could mean for the Maple Leafs' draft plans and fan reaction surrounding Gavin McKenna. Later, the hosts are joined by Nick Kypreos of Real Kyper and Bourne to discuss Mitch Marner's playoff success in Vegas, Auston Matthews' relationship with the Maple Leafs organization, and what may have come out of his recent meetings with the team. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo are proud to finally deliver a happy pod on the latest episode of The Mets Pod. After a week of dramatic wins, which included a sweep of the Tigers, a Subway Series victory over the Yankees, and a 10-run 12th inning in Washington, Connor and Joe recap it all - including notes on Carson Benge, A.J. Ewing, Bo Bichette, Nick Morabito, Mark Vientos, and more, plus a pitch to the audience to come up with a different nickname for the Mets youth movement that is better than "Baby Mets." The guys also go deep on the pitching, discussing Clay Holmes' injury, the call up of Zach Thornton, and what Jonah Tong has been doing Down on the Farm. The show wraps with a Mailbag featuring questions about the race back to a .500 record and what the lineup could look like once Francisco Lindor returns. 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! 00:40 The Week That Was...finally a good one 03:05 A.J. Ewing, Carson Benge, the kids are alright 06:10 Mark Vientos getting good at first base? 08:50 10 runs in the 12th inning!! 09:55 Can we come up with a better nickname than "Baby Mets" please? 10:45 Prospect Nick Morabito called up 17:35 Bullpen stepping up 21:20 Clay Holmes injury 21:50 Up from the Farm: Zach Thornton 25:10 Down on the Farm: Checking in on Jonah Tong 31:30 The Scoreboard: recapping last week's predictions 32:35 The Scoreboard: making next week's bets 39:55 Mailbag – .500 record by June 1st on the table? 43:30 Mailbag – What's the lineup with Lindor look like? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Evan and Tiki dig into two major New York injury questions, starting with Francisco Lindor's latest MRI and why his return still feels far away despite signs of healing. With strength training next and no clear timetable, the Mets may be waiting a while before their star shortstop is back on the field. The conversation then turns to OG Anunoby and Mike Brown's vague update ahead of the Knicks' next playoff series. Evan and Tiki debate whether Brown is genuinely uncertain or simply playing coy, while also reacting to Jalen Brunson rejecting the star label and explaining why his humble, win first mindset fits this Knicks run.

Mat Germain sits down with Blue Jays insider Brent Cardy to break down the state of the Toronto Blue Jays in 2026. The Blue Jays Injury Bug Anthony Santander – out for the year Shane Bieber – June return still possibleJimmy Garcia –  facing setbacks in rehabJosé Berríos – forearm fracture, got lit up in rehab startsMax Scherzer Alejandro KirkNathan LukesAddison BargerGeorge Springer New Faces Making an ImpactJesús Sánchez – power against rightiesYohendrick Piñango – strong swing, great at-bats, batting near top of lineupBrandon Valenzuela – switch-handed catcher, big power & a rocket arm, showing some rookie growing painsSpencer Miles – Rule 5 pick from the Giants; threw 3 shutout innings on Mother's Day; Jays now considering him as a rotation optionErik Lauer DFA'd after a rough startSchedule gets harder from here — Yankees (with Gerrit Cole returning), Baltimore, and tougher AL East competition. Brent is cautiously pessimistic but believes the team will eventually get healthy and go on a run.Vladdy, Bo, and the LineupVladimir Guerrero Jr. – only 2 HR's; may be pressing himself under the weight of $500M contract (comparison to Vernon Wells' struggles after his big deal)The loss of Bo Bichette to the Mets has left a voidThe offense tends to hit in bunches (Vladdy, Springer, Okamoto, Varsho) without a reliable anchorFrancisco Lindor Trade? - Shapiro & Atkins have a history with Lindor from their Cleveland daysPossible pieces: Arjun Nimmala, JoJo Parker, Andrés Giménez, Davis Schneider, or Addison BargerMoney coming off the books (Springer, Scherzer) Brent sees the fit — a dynamic switch-hitter is exactly what this lineup needsPitching Depth: Who's Next from AAA? Top candidates from Buffalo to watch:Chad Dallas – back from Tommy John; ~3 ERA in seven startsAustin Voth – waiver pickup, bulk innings guyGrant Rogers – big frame, mid-90s fastball, high release pointRicky Tiedemann – hasn't pitched since 2024, same issues persistingDylan Cease - Strong early returns; going 7 innings in his last two starts. Velocity & command are elite. Brent believes the price tag will look like an underpayRobbie Ray as a Trade TargetWon Cy Young with the Jays in 2021Pairing him with Cease would be a formidable 1-2 in a playoff seriesBrent likes the fit; doesn't expect price tag to be astronomicalBullpenJeff Hoffman – out of the closer role, settling into 7th/8th; velocityLouis Varland – closing; loves his mentality, wants him in the zone moreTyler Rogers – middle reliefMason Fluharty – doing a solid job but playing above his weightJoe Mantiply – veteran add, not a high-impact armSpencer Miles – potential starter,  injury history a concernSmall Ball & Jonatan ClaseMat draws parallels between Jonatan Clase & Chandler Simpson (TB Rays) — elite speed and tools, but needs to commit to the fundamentalsBrent agrees the Jays need to play more small ball given the lack of middle-of-the-order powerAll-Star PredictionsJays All-Stars: Vladdy Guerrero Jr. and Dylan CeaseRecord at the All-Star Break: 42–46 (under .500, but still in wild card contention given the weak AL)Follow Brent Cardy with his Blue Jays Breakfast on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thecardyshowpodcast/

The Knicks' playoff run sparked a full blown debate over celebrity fandom and who deserved to be at Madison Square Garden for Game 1. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to Ben Stiller attending the Met Gala instead of the Knicks game, whether that says anything about his loyalty as a fan, and why some celebrities get judged differently when their teams are finally winning. The guys also dive into Francisco Lindor showing up courtside while the Mets continue to struggle, leading to a heated discussion about whether injured stars should avoid the spotlight when their teams are disappointing fans. Along the way, Evan and Tiki debate public perception, sports loyalty, and the strange rules surrounding celebrity treatment at Madison Square Garden while listeners weigh in with strong opinions of their own.

Monsters, Titans and manure! Were tough…but the LAST LABOUR of HERACLES is going to be RUFF! Can Heracles travel to the depths of the Underworld…pass dozens of his old enemies…again favour from Hades the Lord of the Dead…AND wrestle the monstrous triple headed hell hound CERBERUS?! What old friends and enemies will he meet on the terrible passage through the realm of death...and what stupid accents will they have? And will our hero survive this last and most terrible labour!   Enchanted Cong stuffed with Lindor for ZapSplat for Music & SFX  Burn your mouth off apple turnover for extra SFX by FreeSFX A rub down in high end dog groomer for  Scott Buckley EPIC music. Come say hi and follow us a little too closely for comfort on Facebook & Insta Come shed your unwanted money on us at our Ko-Fi  

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dig into the mounting questions around the Mets, from alleged clubhouse tension to David Stearns' willingness to reshape the franchise without sentimentality. A caller's theory about Francisco Lindor opens the door to a larger debate about whether personality conflicts matter when a team is losing. The conversation turns to Carlos Mendoza's job security, why the Mets have not made a managerial change despite collapses and comparisons to other teams, and whether ownership and the front office are reluctant to admit a mistake. Evan and Tiki also revisit the strange timing of Willie Randolph's firing and wonder if history could repeat itself with Mendoza.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down another brutal Mets loss and ask whether this team's problems go even deeper than David Stearns' failed offseason. Evan argues that even bringing back familiar faces like Pete Alonso and Brandon Nimmo may not have saved the Mets, because the pitching, player development and young core have all collapsed at once. The conversation turns to the Mets' bleak outlook, their uncertain future compared to Evan's other favorite teams, and a stunning hypothetical trade with the Phillies. With both teams struggling, Evan and Tiki debate whether Francisco Lindor for Bryce Harper could ever make baseball sense, why both contracts make the idea at least worth discussing, and why the players themselves might ultimately shut it down.

In our 137th episode, Mike Couillard and Jeremy Brewer discuss the omnibus of MLB firings, promotions, and injuries over the last week before analyzing some prospects outside of The Itch's preseason Top 100 that are off to booming starts.You can find us on bluesky at @cardscategories.bsky.social, @mcouill7.bsky.social, and @jbrewer17.bsky.social. Email the pod at cardscategories@gmail.com.We have Cards & Categories swag for purchase here!Sign up here to get access to all of the Razzball tools to win your 2026 fantasy leagues!Links to things discussed in the pod:Red Sox clear house, fire majority of coaching staffRob Thomson relieved of duties in PhiladelphiaGuardians promote Travis BazzanaPayton Tolle rejoins the big league rotationJR Ritchie makes MLB debutTwins bring up Connor Prielipp from Triple-AYankees recall Elmer RodriguezYankees shelve Giancarlo Stanton with calf strain, recall Jasson DominguezGarrett Crochet placed on IL with shoulder inflammationFrancisco Lindor sent to IL with calf strain, to miss “decent amount” of timeWyatt Langford nursing flexor strain on ILOblique strain fells Eugenio SuarezPhillies place J.T. Realmuto on ILAngels DFA Jordan RomanoUpcoming baseball card release schedule:April 29: 2026 Topps Chrome Black April 29: 2025 Topps DefinitiveMay 13: 2026 BowmanMay 27: 2026 Panini DonrussJune 17: 2026 Donruss EliteTBD: 2025 Topps Chrome Platinum ‘55 (preorder May 5)TBD: 2026 Topps Series 2 (preorder May 11)TBD: 2026 Topps Dynasty (preorder May 4)Under The Radar Prospects (1:01:11)HittersPedro Ramirez, 2B/3B, CHCLuis Lara, OF, MILJames Tibbs III, 1B/OF, LADTheo Gillian, OF, TBPitchersAnthony Eyanson, BOSPatrick Copen, LADWei-En Lin, ATH

Zach, Jack, and Andrew discuss the implication of the Mets 8-1 victory over the Nationals, more offensive struggles, Carlos Mendoza's job security, a deep dive on assistant pitching coach Daniel McKinney, a Lindor and Robert injury update, Kodai Senga's injury issues, the return of Christian Scott, Nolan McLean's struggles after 3 times through the order, Benge's hot week, and an update on if the Mets have any hope.

The 2026 MLB season continues to deliver major news! Right-hander Lucas Giolito has signed with the San Diego Padres on a 1-year/$3 million deal that can reach up to $8 million with incentives, plus a mutual option for 2027. In a shocking move, the Boston Red Sox have fired manager Alex Cora, hitting coach Peter Fatse, assistant hitting coach Dillon Lawson, bench coach Ramon Vázquez, and game planning coach Jason Varitek. Chad Tracy has been named interim manager as the Red Sox look to turn their season around. Week in Review Highlights: Zack Wheeler made a strong return to the mound (5 IP, 3 H, 2 ER, 3 BB, 6 K vs. Braves). Highly touted prospect JR Ritchie earned his first MLB win in his debut, tossing 7 strong innings (5 H, 2 ER, 2 BB, 7 K) against the Nationals. The Phillies released veteran starter Taijuan Walker. Cubs acquire infielder Nicky Lopez from the Rockies and bring back Vince Velasquez (his first MLB appearance since 2023). Top prospect Trey Yesavage is back and scheduled to pitch on Tuesday. Injury Updates: Raisel Iglesias – Shoulder inflammation Daniel Palencia – Lat strain (could return soon) J.T. Realmuto – Lower back injury Francisco Lindor – Calf injury (expected to miss “quite a bit of time”); Mets call up Ronny Mauricio Eugenio Suárez – Oblique strain We break down all the biggest stories, the impact of the Red Sox coaching purge, Giolito's fit in San Diego, and early season roster moves. In This Video: Lucas Giolito Padres signing details Red Sox fire Alex Cora & entire coaching staff – Chad Tracy interim manager Zack Wheeler return + JR Ritchie impressive MLB debut Cubs add Nicky Lopez & Vince Velasquez Full injury report including Lindor & Realmuto Subscribe for daily MLB news, contract updates, injury reports, and 2026 season coverage! Hit the bell for notifications. Comment below: Was firing Alex Cora the right move for Boston? How big is the Giolito signing for the Padres? Who had the best performance of the week?

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle cannot believe Juan Soto did not reach out to his teammates amid a 12-game skid and question his and Francisco Lindor's leadership. Plus, Evan & Tiki discuss the significance of Juan Soto's comments (14:50) and Francisco Lindor's injury (33:33); Carton sounds off on a ‘tone deaf' Lindor (39:59); Boomer & Gio on Soto (58:17) and the Mets' 12-game losing streak (1:09:10)

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle cannot believe Juan Soto did not reach out to his teammates amid a 12-game skid and question his and Francisco Lindor's leadership. Plus, Evan & Tiki discuss the significance of Juan Soto's comments (14:50) and Francisco Lindor's injury (33:33); Carton sounds off on a ‘tone deaf' Lindor (39:59); Boomer & Gio on Soto (58:17) and the Mets' 12-game losing streak (1:09:10)

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle cannot believe Juan Soto did not reach out to his teammates amid a 12-game skid and question his and Francisco Lindor's leadership. Plus, Evan & Tiki discuss the significance of Juan Soto's comments (14:50) and Francisco Lindor's injury (33:33); Carton sounds off on a ‘tone deaf' Lindor (39:59); Boomer & Gio on Soto (58:17) and the Mets' 12-game losing streak (1:09:10)

We discuss Francisco Lindor's injury and the draft picks for the Giants and Jets. After taking calls on the local picks and the Knicks' loss, Boomer questions the Giants' edge-rusher logjam. Jerry highlights the chaotic WFAN live stream, then Ian Eagle's call of the Hawks taking the lead and Josh Hart's reaction. We hear from new Jet Bailey on his "pure joy," Aaron Glenn's thoughts on the pick, and Giants lineman Francis Mauigoa on protecting Jaxson Dart. Finally, Scott Hanson reacts to the WFAN draft party, Gio roasts Evan Roberts' sweatpants attire, and a caller notes Jazz Chisholm's lollipop at-bat.

Looks like Francisco Lindor's going to be out for a while. We also took your Knicks and draft calls.

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Concern rises for the New York Mets as Francisco Lindor exits with a calf injury, leaving a major question hanging over the team's immediate future. The discussion centers on how serious the injury could be, whether his lack of a full spring buildup played a role, and how cautious the Mets need to be with one of their most important players. The conversation shifts to how the Mets should respond in the short term, including the opportunity in front of younger players to step up and fill the void. There is also analysis of lineup decisions, positional adjustments, and the ripple effect on the team as they try to stay afloat during a difficult stretch, along with continued scrutiny surrounding Juan Soto and the overall clubhouse dynamic.

On Thursday's ENN, Lindor's injury. NFL Draft red carpet. Old trends. World Cup Final resale. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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 has the sounds of a Mets win! Mark Vientos ran through the stop sign and got nailed at the plate, but redeemed himself with a bloop single RBI. Carlos Mendoza was asked about Lindor's calf injury. Yanks beat Boston and Rosario had all 4 RBIs last night. Also, Knicks preview and an exciting win for Dallas in the NHL playoffs.

The Mets finally find the win column. We talk the draft with the Jets' second-overall pick holding the keys to the board. We look at the Giants' likely WR-defense strategy before Jerry breaks down Mark Vientos' wild night of ignored stop signs and RBI redemption. Plus, Carlos Mendoza updates Lindor's calf, Rosario carries the offense for the Yanks, and Mike Vrabel's counseling schedule leaves him missing day three of the draft.

The Mets finally snap their skid. The Jets eye David Bailey at number two and the Giants target a WR-defense combo. Mark Vientos finds RBI redemption and Carlos Mendoza updates Lindor's calf. Amed Rosario and Max Fried dominate for the Yankees, and Mike Vrabel exits the draft for counseling. From Knicks-Hawks Game 3 talk, we cover Bill Clinton's encounter with Jerry Jones, Boomer roasting the mid-day show's “slob” attire, and a Mets caller who would rather they lose. We finish with a Greg Inkpen/Teddy Leadpencil Moment of the Day, and a preview of tonight's NFL Draft and the WFAN streaming special.

Francisco Lindor was removed from last night's game with a calf strain and will get imaging done, with Ronny Mauricio potentially getting the call-up if Lindor hits the IL. Joe Bond also recaps the Mets finally snapping their 12-game losing streak, with Juan Soto back from the IL and Luke Weaver picking up the save over a struggling Devin Williams. Today's rotating segment covers the latest rankings risers and fallers, with names like Ben Rice, Shota Imanaga, and Chase Dollander on the rise while Bo Bichette, Cole Ragans, and Sandy Alcantara slide. Plus, Joe has the FanDuel Bet of the Day: Padres/Rockies Over 11.5 runs at +106. 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.

The Mets blew an early lead to the Twins, with Devin Williams' second straight blown save cementing them as the worst team in baseball. The Twins' social media joined the mocking, Jerry shares the sounds of the loss before Mendoza admits "it sucks" and Williams laments his lack of command. Plus, Mike Vrabel issues a statement on Dianna Russini, a California psychic tells Lindor to burn sage, and The Carton Show strikes out with the return of Hawk Tuah Girl.

Francisco Lindor headlines today's Buy Low/Sell High segment as Joe Bond breaks down which studs are worth buying and which hot hitters to sell before they cool off. With bad news on the Holiday and Langford injury fronts plus closer chaos around Iglesias, there's plenty to navigate in your lineup. Catch the FanDuel Bet of the Day and more on today's episode. First Cup Fantasy Baseball drops every weekday at 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.

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Does he even want to be here?

The Mets and Yankees are back tonight with the Yanks in Boston and Nolan McLean hosting the Twins, but first we tackle Francisco Lindor's disinterested play and mental errors. Jerry's update covers the sounds of the Knicks' Game 2 loss to the Hawks, including KAT's breakdown of that fourth-quarter, and Dexter Lawrence meeting the media in Cincinnati. Finally, we discuss John Lynch using AI for the 49ers' draft prep, prompting Boomer to ask Grok for the Giants' ideal pick.

Jerry's got the Mets radio call in the tenth inning for their 11th straight loss. We heard Evan Roberts' take on the Mets bad strategy. Lindor expects the fans to be loud with boos when they return home tomorrow. We heard the sounds of the Yankees sweeping the Royals. NBA stuff including Shaq and Barkley talking about Ice Spice getting slapped at a McDonald's.

Jerry's got one more cut from the Yankees losing to the Angels. Francisco Lindor was on with Pardon My Take and then Jerry had a clip of Frank The Tank saying Lindor plays ‘grab ass' with the other team. Jason Whitlock talked about LaMelo Ball being tatted up and being immature. Nick Wright called LaMelo a clown. Lavar Ball responded by saying Wright is the clown because he has long hair and a big ass nose. Adults.

From a busted Commanders logo that broke the internet (is that arrow physically possible?!) to MLB's City Connect jerseys dividing fans all over again. Plus, a wild Yankees uniform history fun fact dating back nearly 100 years. Shannon Elizabeth joining OnlyFans at 52 takes us down memory lane to our first "Defining Guy Moments" (Phoebe Cates, Christie Brinkley, Salma Hayek, Megan Fox; you know the scenes. And we close it out with "They Might Be Ass," where Rich's Mets are staring down a 9-game losing streak with the second-highest payroll in baseball, Lindor has one RBI, and Steve Cohen is out here talking about "green shoots." #FSR #CRSHOW #Overpromised #dpshowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mets fans are not happy.

Eight straight losses for the Mets. Something's gotta give. Maybe Mendoza.

We open with calls on Francisco Lindor's struggles and MetLife price gouging, including a debate on Lindor's lack of RBIs at leadoff. Jerry updates on a Lindor defensive misstep, a Devin Williams grand slam, and post-game reactions from Carlos Mendoza. After the Yankees' comeback victory and NBA play-in news, Mike Florio shuts down Chris Simms on the Dianna Russini situation. We wrap with Boomer's lunch in Carteret, plus new of a man claiming the world's smallest micro-penis.

From a busted Commanders logo that broke the internet (is that arrow physically possible?!) to MLB's City Connect jerseys dividing fans all over again. Plus, a wild Yankees uniform history fun fact dating back nearly 100 years. Shannon Elizabeth joining OnlyFans at 52 takes us down memory lane to our first "Defining Guy Moments" (Phoebe Cates, Christie Brinkley, Salma Hayek, Megan Fox; you know the scenes. And we close it out with "They Might Be Ass," where Rich's Mets are staring down a 9-game losing streak with the second-highest payroll in baseball, Lindor has one RBI, and Steve Cohen is out here talking about "green shoots." #FSR #CRSHOW #Overpromised #dpshowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mets shut out again, this time by the Dodgers. Lindor questions. Mendoza in the bullseye.

Today's word of the day is ‘Mingus' as in Charles Mingus as in jazz as in Jazz Chisholm as in the New York Yankees as in the New York Mets. Both teams are struggling. Both teams are on 5-game losing streaks. But the biggest story of the weekend was Jazz Chisholm and his postgame comments. I cannot believe it. (20:35) The Mets are no better. 5-game losing streak. Lindor does not look like himself defensively. No Soto still. (26:40) The Houston Astros have major pitching problems. One road trip has resulted in four starting pitchers being hurt. The biggest of the issues is Tatsuya Imai and his struggles. (35:00) Ichiro got a statue. And there was a slight problem with it! (39:12) Review: Sirat. (41:17) NPPOD. (44:30) The Rockies have been sold! Well, not the entire team, just 40%. Let me explain. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's word of the day is ‘Mingus' as in Charles Mingus as in jazz as in Jazz Chisholm as in the New York Yankees as in the New York Mets. Both teams are struggling. Both teams are on 5-game losing streaks. But the biggest story of the weekend was Jazz Chisholm and his postgame comments. I cannot believe it. (20:35) The Mets are no better. 5-game losing streak. Lindor does not look like himself defensively. No Soto still. (26:40) The Houston Astros have major pitching problems. One road trip has resulted in four starting pitchers being hurt. The biggest of the issues is Tatsuya Imai and his struggles. (35:00) Ichiro got a statue. And there was a slight problem with it! (39:12) Review: Sirat. (41:17) NPPOD. (44:30) The Rockies have been sold! Well, not the entire team, just 40%. Let me explain. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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The Mets' slow start is one thing, but what's happening with Francisco Lindor is something else entirely. Evan and Tiki focus on the first wave of concern coming out of Queens, zeroing in on Lindor's uncharacteristic mistakes that go beyond a typical early-season slump. From base running blunders to defensive lapses, they try to make sense of why one of the game's smartest players suddenly looks out of sync. They explore multiple theories, including whether increased aggression, lack of familiarity with new teammates, or even a possible lingering injury could be impacting his instincts. The conversation also touches on the Mets' offensive struggles, lineup inconsistencies, and the growing pressure surrounding Carlos Mendoza as questions begin to mount just weeks into the season.

Concern is building in Queens, and it goes beyond a slow start. Evan and Tiki dive into the bizarre early-season struggles of Francisco Lindor, questioning not just his bat but the uncharacteristic mental mistakes that are costing the Mets on the field. From base running blunders to defensive lapses, the conversation explores whether this is just early-season noise or something more alarming tied to comfort, chemistry, or even lingering effects from a recent hit. The discussion expands to a Mets team that looks disjointed, with a lineup full of question marks and very few players fans can confidently trust. They examine the pressure building on Carlos Mendoza, the possibility of deeper organizational issues, and how quickly things could spiral if results don't improve. Plus, a look at the Yankees' frustrating series against Tampa Bay and what it reveals about momentum, resilience, and missed opportunities.

Gio disagrees.

The Mets and Yankees are spiraling through five-game skids, Rory secures back-to-back Masters wins, and the Knicks draw the Hawks in the first round. Boomer and Gio clash over Soto and Lindor's effort, Jerry updates on the Mets' loss to the A's and the Yankees' defeat by the Rays, and Jazz Chisholm gets confused on the base paths. After hearing Jim Nantz call Rory's repeat, we tackle a caller's hatred for a weird Kalshi commercial.

We recap the Mets and Yankees' simultaneous five-game skids, Rory's historic back-to-back Masters titles, and the Knicks' playoff draw against the Hawks. We debate Soto and Lindor's effort and the advantage of Rory's controversial practice prep, we dive into the sidelining of Dianna Russini as The Athletic investigates her sourcing via Mike Vrabel. Jerry provides the sounds of the Yankees and Mets being swept by the Rays and A's, Haotong Li's pre-tournament bathroom disaster, and Blake Snell's Twitch rant. Also, news on Keith Hernandez's surgery, Boomer's injury-plagued hockey trip to Montreal (plus his rooting for the Canadiens), and the story behind the A's elephant logo.

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A new Yankees arm is quickly becoming the biggest story in New York, and it is impossible to look away. Cam Schlittler's dominant start has fans buzzing and wondering if they are witnessing the rise of a true homegrown ace, something the franchise has rarely produced in recent decades. Evan and Tiki dive into what makes Schlittler feel different, from his electric stuff to the confidence and presence that already has him labeled must watch TV. They also begin to unpack the Mets side of things, including Francisco Lindor's costly mental mistake and what it could signal early in the season as offensive struggles continue to linger.