Podcasts about New York Mets

The Knicks dominated the Hawks in Game 5. Are the Knicks the team to beat in the East right now? Also, the Mets and Yankees both win as well. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Knicks are one win from advancing to the next round, Cam Schlittler is rolling and the Mets got a one-sided win they badly needed. Plus, Dave gives marital advice. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jerry's got Aaron Judge homering as the Yankees beat the Rangers. The Mets also won, beating the Nationals as Juan Soto homered. Jerry then went around the NHL playoffs from last night. The Moment of The Day: Boomer does an impression of Shaun Morash.

We weigh in on NY's air taxi testing and Boomer's distaste for bike lanes before Jerry revisits a Mike & The Mad Dog classic. We break down the Knicks' win over the Hawks, Mike Brown's House Hunters obsession, and the latest from the NBA and NHL playoffs. Plus, Aaron Judge and Juan Soto go deep in Yankees and Mets victories, Boomer delivers a Shaun Morash impression, and the guys vent about people still saying "Twitter," public birthday posts, and wasted food.

It's a rare Winner Wednesday with the Knicks, Yankees, and Mets all victorious. The Jets are scouting Russell Wilson as a potential backup for Geno Smith, despite Wilson looking a bit heavy at a Savannah Bananas game. Boomer takes calls and praises Mike Tirico before we hear Tirico's call of the Knicks beating the Hawks and Dave Sims voicing homers from Austin Wells and Aaron Judge. We wrap up by revisiting Digital Underground and "The Humpty Dance." Sadly, you hear none of the music. Blame the RIAA.

The Knicks dominated the Hawks in a "boring" but confident win. We talk David Stearns and Mets team culture. Jerry shares sounds from MSG while Boomer praises Mike Tirico, Jalen Brunson talks shop, and Mike Brown fights through some post-game burps. On the diamond, the Yankees edged the Rangers behind an Aaron Judge homer, while the Mets crushed the Nationals 8-0 featuring a Juan Soto blast and a big fourth inning. We wrap with Carlos Mendoza's reaction, an NHL playoff whip-around, Sydney joining the Five Borough Bike Tour, and Boomer's unique impression of Shaun Morash.

The Knicks dominated the Hawks to take a 3-2 series lead in a win that saw Mike Brown push all the right buttons. We tackle the headache of switching between streaming apps before diving into the sounds and post-game reactions from the Garden. Plus, the Sixers beat the Celtics, Aaron Judge homers in a Yankees win, and the Mets crush the Nationals behind a Juan Soto blast. Finally, the Phillies have fired Rob Thomson, but Alex Cora has already declined the job.

The Knicks take a 3-2 series lead over the Hawks as Mike Brown pushes the right buttons and shares his House Hunters obsession. It's a rare "Winner Wednesday" with Aaron Judge and Juan Soto powering Yankees and Mets victories, while the Jets scout a "heavy" Russell Wilson to back up Geno Smith. We dive into the Phillies' coaching search, the latest NHL and NBA playoff action, and Jerry's updates featuring Mike Tirico and Dave Sims. Between the highlights, the guys tackle air taxis, bike lanes, and social media pet peeves, all capped off by Boomer's Shaun Morash impression.

Jerry is here and we heard the sounds of the Knicks beating the Hawks. We heard from Mike Brown after the game. The Sixers beat the Celtics, but Boston still leads the series 3-2. We heard the sounds of Aaron Judge homering as the Yankees beat the Rangers. Schlittler and deGrom both went six innings. The Mets beat the Nationals 8-0 as Juan Soto homered. The Phillies fired manager Rob Thomson.

From 'Bustin' Loose Baseball' (subscribe here): The Nationals completed yet another road series win with their back to back victories of the White Sox over the weekend, ending their stretch of 17 games in 17 days with a 9-8 record. Tobi Altizer & Grant Paulsen detail how the Nats unorthodox methods are working to keep the team competitive. Plus a look ahead to a road series versus the struggling New York Mets. And hear from LHP Foster Griffin as he talked 1 on 1 with Tobi Altizer following his start versus the Atlanta Braves. And there are some hot bats in the Minor League system. Grant & Tobi highlight the latest from Eli Willits and Ronny Cruz. 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

The Yankees continue to dream big, drop some prospect breaking news. The Phillies dump Rob Thompson but the Mets keep Mendoza. Plus a huge night at MSG awaits Knicks fans.

The Yankees are off to another strong start, but Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate whether this version of the team has the potential to be something greater than the usual 94 to 95 win formula fans have come to expect. With Max Fried dominating, the rotation looking deeper than ever, and Ben Rice exploding into a major contributor alongside Aaron Judge, the conversation shifts toward whether this team could truly separate itself from recent Yankee seasons. Evan and Tiki break down why the pitching staff may be the biggest difference maker, what concerns still exist in the bullpen, and whether the Yankees finally have the kind of edge needed for a deep October run. The discussion also turns to the Mets' ongoing collapse, Carlos Mendoza surviving another day as manager, and why the organization suddenly looks directionless during a brutal stretch of baseball.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber close out the show with a fired up Cinco de Luncho countdown focused on why Game 5 against Atlanta feels so important for the Knicks. From avoiding a long series before a potential Celtics matchup to shutting down Giannis trade speculation before it starts, the guys explain why the pressure and expectations around this Knicks team have completely changed after their dominant Game 4 performance. The conversation also dives into the Mets continuing to spiral, season ticket frustration, and fake Yankees trade scenarios involving former Mets stars. Evan and Tiki debate how much fans should trust preseason expectations, why chemistry matters more than talent on paper, and whether New York sports fans judge teams differently depending on expectations and market pressure.

The final stretch of the show bounces from baseball frustration to classic New York sports debates as Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber discuss whether Knicks or Yankees fans invade opposing arenas better. The guys react to the Phillies turning to Don Mattingly, wonder if Alex Cora could eventually land with the Mets, and break down why the Mets' disastrous season feels even worse with Philadelphia poised to heat up. The conversation also dives into playoff basketball, Cade Cunningham's rough postseason stretch, and whether young teams like Detroit simply need to learn how to win under playoff pressure. Evan and Tiki keep things loose with stories about Jets themed wine, awkward elevator etiquette, old social media posts roasting Don Mattingly and Alex Cora, and the challenge of putting phones away long enough to actually enjoy a game or dinner with family.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to a stunning shakeup in the NL East as the Phillies fire Rob Thomson and hand the reins to Don Mattingly after a brutal start. The move immediately sparks comparisons to the Mets, who continue sticking with Carlos Mendoza despite mounting frustration from fans and media. Evan questions whether Philadelphia had this succession plan in place all along and argues the Mets failed to prepare for the possibility of making a similar change. The conversation turns into a heated debate over David Stearns, the Mets coaching overhaul, and whether the organization has any real direction behind the scenes. Evan unloads on the roster construction, calls out the front office for selling false hope, and explains why the Phillies acting decisively only increases pressure on the Mets to finally make a move.

The Knicks responded exactly the way fans hoped they would after a frustrating start to the series, and Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down why confidence around this team suddenly feels stronger than ever. From Karl Anthony Towns taking over against Atlanta to questions about coaching adjustments and Jalen Brunson's health, the guys explain why Game 4 changed the entire tone of the matchup and why the Knicks now look ready to close the series out. The conversation also veers into a chaotic New York sports day filled with Mets frustration, Mike Francesa podcast drama, Aaron Rodgers speculation, and Bill Belichick rabbit holes. Evan unloads on the Mets' disastrous season and the reality of worthless tickets, while the guys debate managerial futures, fake Yankees trade ideas, and what New York fans should actually expect from their teams moving forward.

The Yankees are rolling again, but this season feels different. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate whether this team is simply another reliable 95 win Yankees squad or something far more dangerous. With Max Fried dominating, the rotation getting healthier, and Ben Rice emerging as a legitimate force next to Aaron Judge, there is growing belief this roster could become the best team in baseball. The conversation dives into why the Yankees' pitching may separate them from recent seasons, whether the bullpen is the only true weakness, and what kind of edge this team carries after last year's playoff disappointment. Evan and Tiki also break down the Mets' continued struggles, Carlos Mendoza's uncertain future, and why the Phillies making a managerial change only adds more pressure in Queens.

The Mets crisis takes center stage as Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to the Phillies firing Rob Thomson and replacing him with Don Mattingly while the Mets continue standing by Carlos Mendoza. The conversation dives into whether the Phillies had a succession plan all along, why David Stearns may have boxed himself into a corner, and if the Mets are avoiding a move simply because they lack a clear replacement. Evan unloads on the roster construction, questions the organization's direction, and wonders if the Phillies are about to surge while the Mets sink deeper into trouble. The episode also explores fan frustration surrounding Mendoza's future, whether extending him would quiet the noise, and the growing speculation around Alex Cora potentially managing the Mets someday. Evan and Tiki compare the pressure surrounding New York sports, debate whether Knicks or Yankees fans invade road venues better, and mix in plenty of sharp back and forth on playoff basketball, Jets optimism, and the never ending emotional roller coaster of being a Mets fan.

The Yankees are showing the kind of urgency and identity that championship teams carry, while the Mets continue searching for answers during another frustrating stretch. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to David Cone's comments about the Yankees playing with an edge after last season's heartbreak and explain why that mindset has become a major separator between the two New York teams. The conversation dives into whether the Mets' roster construction has left them without leadership or chemistry, the growing pressure on Carlos Mendoza and Steve Cohen, and why the Phillies' shocking managerial move only adds more heat to Queens. Plus, the guys discuss the Yankees calling up pitching prospect Elmer Rodriguez for his MLB debut, debate the real turning point in the Yankees' latest win, and break down why some teams learn from postseason failure while others stay stuck in neutral.

Tiki Barber and Evan Roberts debate if Knicks fans are inadvertently helping CJ McCollum by treating him like a villain at Madison Square Garden. They also breakdown Boomer Esiason's shocking $10,000 bet on Ben Rice and analyze the turmoil surrounding the New York Mets' management and season ticket base. 01:55 - McCollum's Villain Narrative 06:58 - Ben Stiller's Social PSA 10:05 - Ozzie Challenges Tommy Lugauer 22:15 - Boomer's Wild $10,000 Bet 30:40 - Mets and Mendoza Struggles 39:30 - MLB Manager Firing Fallout

The hosts dissect the New York Mets' disastrous 9-19 start and the mounting pressure to fire manager Carlos Mendoza as fan apathy grows at Citi Field. The discussion also covers Jazz Chisholm's unsuccessful challenge streak for the Yankees and a comparison of the Mets' struggles to the equally disappointing Phillies.

The Yankees continue to generate excitement as Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to another strong stretch of baseball and discuss what separates this team from recent seasons. The conversation shifts to roster moves, top prospect Elmer Rodriguez getting his shot, and why the Yankees' combination of elite pitching and power has created growing confidence that this team could be built for a long October run. Evan and Tiki also dive deeper into the chaos surrounding the Mets after another brutal stretch, questioning why Carlos Mendoza still has his job while other contenders are already making managerial changes. The discussion explores David Stearns' role in the disappointment, the frustration building among Mets fans, and why the Phillies making a move could intensify the pressure in Queens.

The Knicks play tonight and Dave wants to see the Knicks win by a comfortable margin. Plus, Carlos Mendoza wasn't fired yesterday. So now what? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Will the Knicks take control of their series against the Hawks tonight? Also, Buster Olney joined the show to talk about what the future holds for the Mets and how high the ceiling is for the Yankees. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For as much as the arrow is pointing down on the Mets, things are going in the opposite direction for the Giants. Plus, an edition of CMT! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Is this the version of the Mets we're going to get all year? Buster Olney believes so. Plus, how high is the ceiling for these Yankees? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo diagnose more losing baseball on the latest episode of The Mets Pod. The guys go long on all of the Mets' problems, from the front office, through the coaching staff, to the entire roster. Who is to blame, why is it happening, what can be done, and will changes soon be made? Connor and Joe also go Down on the Farm to check in on the literal ups and downs of Christian Scott, and the recent promotion of top prospect A.J. Ewing to Triple-A Syracuse. The show wraps up with a Mailbag to answer questions about lack of hitting development, signing veterans to short-term deals, and a fun but also sad scenario for first base. 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 The week that was...terrible just like last week 05:25 The offense is so bad 09:45 The blame and the future: Carlos Mendoza 18:10 Up From/Back Down on the Farm: Christian Scott 19:50 Down on the Farm: A.J. Ewing promoted to Triple-A Syracuse 25:15 The Scoreboard: recapping last week's predictions 26:40 The Scoreboard: making next week's bets 34:15 The Mets Pod hat sweepstakes is back! 35:00 Mailbag – Lack of hitting development 41:25 Mailbag – Triple Play: Questions about bringing in short-termers 50:00 Mailbag - Polanco for Alonso, who says no?! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

We dive into Knicks-Hawks Game 5 and the Yankees' historic win that sparked a $10k bet and a life-saving Younghoe Koo blunder before shifting to the Mets' ticket failure and the "ass hat" who stole a home run ball in Tampa. The show explores Dianna Russini's secret playlist, Pat Riley's take on coddled athletes, and trade scoops regarding Jose Alvarado and the Knicks. We close with the Knicks' 6.5 spread, a caller's wild Atlanta itinerary and Jerry's recap of all the sports.

We examine the Mets' downward spiral and Carlos Mendoza's job status, plus how a failed summer ticket strategy has the team trailing the Knicks and Yankees in relevance. Jerry recaps the Yankees' win over the Rangers with sounds from Aaron Judge and Max Fried, followed by a sharp rebuke of the “ass hat” who stole a home run ball from a girl in Tampa. After a look at the NBA and NHL playoffs, we wrap with the reveal of Ty Simpson's secret pre-draft meeting with Sean McVay.

The hosts dissect the New York Mets' disastrous 9-19 start and the mounting pressure to fire manager Carlos Mendoza as fan apathy grows at Citi Field. The discussion also covers Jazz Chisholm's unsuccessful challenge streak for the Yankees and a comparison of the Mets' struggles to the equally disappointing Phillies.

The Mets held off selling tix for July and August, probably because they thought they would be good and could jack up the prices. That backfired.

Grant reviews the Nationals' series against the Mets, breaking down key moments and what stood out from the matchup.

Who is going to get the blame for the Mets awful start? Will Alex Cora get another job quickly? What can save Carlos Mendoza's job? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

NFL on FOX Analyst Greg Olsen and Rich discuss the Los Angeles Rams' big gamble on QB Ty Simpson, how the Philadelphia Eagles' offense could look dramatically different next season with the arrival of new OC Sean Mannion and the likely departure of WR AJ Brown, the rise of importance of having multiple tight ends on the field to NFL offenses, and more. Mets fan TJ, Red Sox fan Brockman and Yankees fan Rich react to the latest around MLB including Boston firing manager Alex Cora after a slow start to the season. Rich wonders if a team reportedly backing out of an NFL Draft night trade with the Ravens could have been retaliation for Baltimore pulling out of their Maxx Crosby trade with the Las Vegas Raiders. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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The Mets' struggles hit a boiling point after a brutal showing against the Rockies, sparking serious questions about just how bad things have become. What was supposed to be an easy series instead turns into a defining moment of the season, forcing a hard look at leadership, effort, and whether this team is already beyond fixing. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate the growing calls to fire Carlos Mendoza and explore the fantasy versus reality of replacing him with a top-tier manager like Alex Cora. They break down the team's offensive failures, the lack of accountability, and why even a major shakeup might not be enough to turn things around as frustration reaches an all-time high.

From 'Rico Brogna' (subscribe here): Evan is convinced that Carlos Mendoza will be losing his job any day now. Even with that being said, Alex Cora will not be his replacement. 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

The Mets somehow find ways to hit new lows, we go on Mendoza watch, plus an NFL Draft recap for our locals

Evan revisits a moment that came back to haunt him when a bold on-air take about David Price completely backfired, leading to an unexpected callout from Red Sox manager Alex Cora during a postgame press conference. It is a candid look at being wrong in the spotlight and how those moments can linger in surprising ways. The conversation then shifts to the current state of the Mets and growing fan frustration, including concerns about roster construction and long term direction. Evan and Tiki break down why Juan Soto is unlikely to demand a trade despite the noise, how MLB culture differs from the NBA when it comes to player movement, and why fan reactions especially on social media can sometimes overshadow the reality on the field.

It's not even May, and the Mets are already being discussed as sellers. What started as frustration over poor play has quickly escalated into conversations about the trade deadline, long-term direction, and whether this season is already lost beyond repair. The reality is setting in that this isn't just a slump, it may be the identity of the team. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber explore what a potential sell-off could look like, including which players might be moved and how the front office would handle waving the white flag this early. They also examine the broader failures that led to this point, from roster construction to player development, and question whether any meaningful turnaround is even possible given how deep the issues run.

A wild mix of personal history and present-day frustration drives this episode as Evan revisits the time he publicly doubted David Price and ended up getting called out by Alex Cora during a playoff run. It's a reminder of how takes can age instantly and how even the smallest media moment can stick with players and managers in the biggest spots. From there, the conversation shifts to the current state of the Mets, where panic is starting to set in despite it still being early in the season. Evan and Tiki debate whether the struggles are just a rough stretch or a sign of deeper issues, while also diving into Juan Soto's mindset, fan reactions, and the harsh reality of expectations versus results in New York.

Could Alex Cora really land with the Mets right now, or is it all just wishful thinking? Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down the buzz around Cora's availability and explain why a midseason hire is far more complicated than fans might hope. From rare historical precedents to financial realities and front office dynamics, they dig into what's realistic and what's not. The conversation expands into Jets draft reactions, including the intriguing selection of quarterback Cade Klubnik and what his future could look like in New York. Plus, they debate roster expectations, long term quarterback strategy, and whether the team is truly trending upward. Along the way, they tackle fan calls, Mets frustrations, and the balancing act between star power and team success.

Evan and Tiki react to Aaron Boone's hesitant comments on Ahmed Rosario after his 2-HR night and debate whether the Yankees manager should reward hot hitters or stick to matchups. Plus, dissecting Yankee Fans behavior.

The always unpredictable Cinco de Luncho and strong reactions to the latest Jets draft picks. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dive into expectations for the rookie class, including bold predictions on who could have the best careers and which late round picks might turn into long term contributors. They also continue the quarterback conversation, focusing on Cade Klubnik's potential role and when he might realistically see the field. From roster construction to win total projections, the discussion blends humor, skepticism, and cautious optimism about the Jets' direction while capturing the energy and unpredictability that defines this stretch of the show.

Is there any real chance Alex Cora takes over the Mets midseason, or is it all just talk? Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber explore the idea and quickly ground it in reality, explaining why these kinds of managerial moves almost never happen. By digging into rare historical examples and the unique circumstances behind them, they paint a clearer picture of just how unlikely this scenario really is. They also break down the financial hurdles, front office dynamics, and timing factors that make a move like this difficult, even for a team with deep pockets. From Steve Cohen's willingness to spend to the potential future job market across baseball, the discussion highlights why patience may actually be the smartest move for Cora and any team considering him.

Frustration is boiling over as the Mets stumble out of the gate, but is it already time to panic or are fans overreacting to a rough April? Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dig into the heated divide between patience and concern, weighing whether this slow start is just a small sample size or a sign of deeper issues within the roster. The conversation breaks down the lack of proven track records among key players, injuries to important contributors, and why this team feels different from past slow starts. Plus, they compare the Mets' struggles to the Phillies, debate long term expectations, and react to fan calls that range from cautious optimism to full blown despair, all while questioning what comes next if things don't turn around.

The Mets may have officially hit a new low, and the frustration is boiling over. After a lifeless performance against one of baseball's worst teams, the conversation turns from disappointment to urgency as the pressure mounts on the organization to make a move. With fans, media, and even insiders aligning on just how bad things have gotten, the question is no longer if change is needed, but when. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down the growing case for firing Carlos Mendoza, why the roster construction is at the heart of the problem, and the unrealistic but tempting idea of chasing Alex Cora. They also dig into the deeper issues plaguing the team, from offensive ineptitude to leadership failures, and debate whether any move can actually stop the downward spiral or if this season is already beyond saving.

Oh The Pain Podcast with Joe Benigno – Episode 442The good, the bad, the ugly… and the disgrace — that's the Mets right now. Joe breaks it all down, plus the Knicks' huge Game 4 win and the outstanding Jets draft.Thanks to MANSCAPED for sponsoring today's episode.Get 15% OFF + Free Shipping with code OHTHEPAIN at MANSCAPED.com.#OhThePainPodcast #JoeBenigno #Episode442 #Knicks #NBAPlayoffs #NFLDraft #Jets #Mets #Yankees #MLB #NewYorkSports #SportsPodcast #SportsTalk #ListenNow #Manscaped #Sponsor

The Mets were just swept by the Rockies. Is a change at manager coming? Plus, we go Around the League in the NFL to recap the NFL Draft. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Knicks leveled their series against the Hawks, changes could be coming for the Mets & Mel Kiper Jr. stopped by for draft grades! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices