Podcasts about New York Mets

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

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.

The Yankees lost Cody Bellinger and now trade deadline desperation is even higher. Plus the Mets asked a fan to move for a Hollywood story.

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.

Aaron Judge's brief “I got nothing for you” injury update leaves Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber wondering whether the Yankees truly have no timetable or are hiding bad news before the trade deadline. With Judge, Giancarlo Stanton and Cody Bellinger unavailable, the pressure on Brian Cashman to transform the offense has reached a breaking point. Evan and Tiki argue that the mediocre American League should push the Yankees to be more aggressive, not less. They compare the situation to the 2015 Mets, debate whether one blockbuster bat or several smaller upgrades could change everything and predict Cashman will make multiple major league trades.

All the Phillies' warts were on full display during their 3-6 homestand coming out of the All Star Break against the Mets, Dodgers and Yankees. On this episode of Hittin' Season, hosts John Stolnis, Justin Klugh and Liz Roscher discuss what's most needed with one week left until the MLB Trade Deadline.

A 3-6 homestand against the Mets, Dodgers and Yankees is not what Phillies fans were hoping for coming out of the All Star Break. All the team's flaws were exposed. Is inconsistency in their DNA, or can they use the trade deadline to change their stripes? On the latest Hittin' Season podcast, powered by WHYY, John Stolnis of The Good Phight, Baseball Prospectus' Justin Klugh and Liz Roscher, editor of SABR's Baseball Research Journal, discuss a big week ahead for the Phillies with the trade deadline just one week away!

We get you set for training camp with the Giants & Jets! Plus, the Yankees have another injury to navigate and it's time for the Mets to start selling. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Things have gone from bad to worse for the Mets. Which players will be dealt ahead of the trade deadline? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We kick off with LeBron James signing with the Sixers—a move Gio foresees as a helicopter-commuting disaster that poses zero threat to the Knicks—before Jerry's first update brings reactions from Stephen A. Smith and Dwyane Wade. Next, we have sounds from the Phillies beating the Yankees as Cody Bellinger hits the IL, followed by the Mets topping the Dodgers in what might be Freddy Peralta's final game as a Met. Finally, new Hall of Famer Carlos Beltran reflects on his time in New York, and Dan Le Batard wraps up the hour with his theory that a Michael Rubin and Fanatics side deal pushed LeBron to Philadelphia.

Jerry's back with more reaction about LeBron James from the "vegan hipster" himself - Spike Eskin. Sounds of the Yanks losing to Philly while Marcus Semien put the nail in the Dodgers' coffin for a Mets win. Also, Carlos Beltran all but begged Steve Cohen to make him the next Mets manager.

Jerry starts with Stephen A. Smith & Dwayne Wade talking about LeBron to Philly. The Phillies beating the Yankees as Cody Bellinger heads to the IL. The Mets beat the Dodgers as Freddy Peralta may have pitched his final game as a Met. Carlos Beltran talked about being a Met as he was inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Today's show breaks down LeBron James' shock move to Philadelphia from every angle, featuring reactions from Stephen A. Smith, Charles Barkley, Dwyane Wade, and Aaron Boone. In baseball, we tackle the Mets' brutal season, Carlos Beltran's Hall of Fame induction speech, and health updates on Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger. Plus, we dive into Boomer's bizarre sunscreen habits, delayed news on Tony Romo and Kyle Shanahan, a wild caller story about a murderer, and an embarrassing birthday surprise for Rami.

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.

Jerry has Aaron Judge who has NO update on his health. He also talked about Cody Bellinger going on the IL. We heard from Freddy Peralta as he said he let the team down this year. The Moment of The Day: I want to be here when the show's still successful.

Jerry has the sounds of the Yankees losing to the Phillies. We heard from Carlos Beltran as he was inducted into the Hall of Fame. Daniel Jones was on ESPN saying he feels good going into camp. Mike Vrabel brought a puppy to his press conference. Stephen A. Smith had Charles Barkley talk about LeBron going to Philly.

The Boston Red Sox and Washington Nationals officially kicked off trade deadline season, completing a straightforward one-for-one swap this past weekend. The Nationals sent third baseman Curtis Mead to the Red Sox in exchange for pitcher Connelly Early, with both teams addressing organizational needs by swapping young talent. The question now is: Which teams will be the next to make a deal before the August 3 trade deadline? On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman break down the deal, give credit to the Nationals for the long-term process that landed them the Red Sox left-hander, and wonder how Mead might fit in with Boston. They then recap both teams' victorious series from this past weekend, which saw the Red Sox take down the Toronto Blue Jays despite an impressive pitching performance from Dylan Cease, while the D-backs fell to the Nationals. Later in the show, Jake and Jordan are joined by Chicago White Sox pitcher Erick Fedde, who talks about his Pop-A-Shot dominance in the Texas Rangers' clubhouse and the success the White Sox have had thanks in part to the major contributions from Munetaka Murakami. The guys then recap the rest of the weekend's action, including the San Diego Padres possibly playing themselves out of trading Mason Miller, the Detroit Tigers possibly playing themselves into trading Tarik Skubal and the Los Angeles Dodgers failing to sweep the New York Mets in Queens.   1:18 - The Opener: Red Sox & Nats make a trade 21:31 - Successful weekend for both teams in the standings 27:30 - Erick Fedde talks Pop-A-Shot, White Sox success 44:48 - How Sweep It Is: Padres and Rays sweep 53:36 - Around The League: Tigers might be selling 57:01 - Dodgers fail to complete the sweep 1:01:07 - Turbo Mode: Weekend recap Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

Are you alright with David Stearns being the one to fix the Mets? A game of "Let's Name Him" surrounding the 1996 Mets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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The Atlanta Braves won their third straight series to start the second half, strengthening their hold on first place in the National League East as a result. Grant McAuley dives into the nail-biting fashion with which Atlanta has been winning, dissects some of the pitching issues that may be solved at the trade deadline and discusses the potential impact and lineup implication of Ronald Acuña Jr.'s return on Monday against the New York Mets. Andruw Jones was inducted into the Hall of Fame on Sunday in Cooperstown, adding to an incredible group of Braves greats from the 90s now enshrined. You'll hear from Andruw Jones, who reflects on his career, defensive exploits and the road to Cooperstown in an exclusive conversation. With the Trade Deadline looming on August 3, Stephen J. Nesbitt of The Athletic joins to size up the market and share some insight on how general managers come together for the three-team trade. Catch From The Diamond on Sundays from 5-7pm ET on 92-9 The Game throughout baseball season, subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and visit FromTheDiamond.com for more.

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?

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Cam Schlittler puts himself in a brutal New York sports debate by naming Aaron Judge the city's king over Jalen Brunson, then risks Yankees fan outrage by choosing Boston's duck boats over the Canyon of Heroes. Shaun Morash, filling in for Tiki Barber alongside Evan Roberts, takes it even further by admitting the Knicks' championship parade felt embarrassing and arguing that New York's iconic celebration has lost its magic. Evan pushes back, defending the millions of fans who packed the streets, before the conversation turns to whether the Knicks or Yankees are closest to delivering the city's next championship. Plus, Evan wrestles with whether he could ever trust Alex Rodriguez to manage the Mets.

LeBron James is heading to Philadelphia, and the stunning decision immediately changes the Knicks' path through the Eastern Conference. Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash react to LeBron joining Joel Embiid, Jaylen Brown and Tyrese Maxey, debate whether the Sixers are now New York's biggest threat, and explain why this move puts LeBron's legacy on the line. Shaun Morash is in for Tiki Barber alongside Evan Roberts. Evan and Shaun also restore the full context behind Bryce Harper's viral comments about the Mets, turning outrage into an indictment of how David Stearns dismantled the team's identity. Harper's praise for Don Mattingly sparks another debate over whether Carlos Beltran or Albert Pujols is the type of former star the Mets need as their next manager. Plus, a Giants fan delivers a fired-up prediction about the defense under Jim Harbaugh, with an unexpected landscaping lesson along the way.

Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash, filling in for Tiki Barber, react live to the stunning news that LeBron James is signing with the Philadelphia 76ers. What does LeBron's arrival in Philly mean for Jalen Brunson and the defending champion Knicks, and should New York actually be worried about its newest Eastern Conference threat? The guys also celebrate encouraging Giants news after Malik Nabers avoids the PUP list, debate the players the Giants and Jets cannot afford to lose, and explain why expectations are rising for Jaxson Dart and John Harbaugh. Plus, the Yankees face a complicated George Lombard Jr. decision, Bryce Harper's comments reveal how players may view the Mets, and the show celebrates its three-year anniversary with classic moments and the return of Bad Tiki. Chapters: 0:00 Malik Nabers' Huge Giants Boost 10:00 Players the Jets Cannot Lose 16:00 Jaxson Dart or Andrew Thomas 23:50 Giants Expectations Keep Rising 42:30 The George Lombard Jr. Dilemma 47:50 Bryce Harper Sounds Off on the Mets 1:10:09 BREAKING: LeBron James Joins the 76ers 1:35:00 Should the Knicks Fear Philadelphia 1:55:02 Christopher Nolan Cinco 2:00:12 Three Years of Evan and Tiki 2:11:18 Bad Tiki Returns 2:20:25 Revisiting an Infamous Tiki Moment

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.

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Fast Track! Mason and Andy Kamenetzky are joined by Katie Woo to discuss the latest on the Dodgers! The Dodgers are back in NY to take on the Mets. Can the Dodgers expect to have some reinforcements soon? Game of Games, plus Supercross Talk! O'Shea Jackson Jr. joins crosstalk! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Baseball is back! The Yankees travel to Philadelphia, Mets host the Dodgers. The trade deadline fast approaching, and Plays Of The Week! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

C-Lo begins with Jose Caballero's social media post criticizing MLB for changing the pitch clock rules and singling him out. Bryce Harper explained what Don Mattingly brought to the Phillies that helped them turn their season around. C-Lo uncovered audio of Mike Tomlin laughing while eating. Jon Gruden will do play-by-play for a Bucs preseason game. We hear the infamous Fox-5 on-air altercation between Jim Ryan and Dick Oliver. New Arkansas football coach Ryan Silverfield defended his “aura” at SEC Media Days.

It's a Feel Good Summer Friday with Gio and Jerry, but seeing the rare magic of the Knicks' championship has only made Gio feel worse about the Mets' and Vikings' chances, while Jerry pegs a promising Giants team at 10 wins. C-Lo drops his first update starting with Josh Hart's pre-camp joke, Jerry recalls accidentally wiping out Sirius's entire system during training, and Chris McMonigle praises Yankees pitching. Plus, C-Lo doubts Aaron Judge returns this season—making Gio's home run bet a wash—and Clay Holmes faces the batter who injured him. Meanwhile, President Trump and Bryce Harper both mock the Mets, the Giants gear up for West Virginia training camp, Barstool struggles on Celebrity Family Feud, and the guys agree that Bon Jovi's 90-minute concert was actually the ideal length.

C-Lo has a clip of Chris McMonigle praising the Yankees pitching. C-Lo doesn't think Aaron Judge will play again this season. Judge's injury has made Gio's Judge vs Ben Rice HR bet a wash. Clay Holmes made a rehab start last night and faced Spencer Jones, whose line drive injured Holmes in May. President Trump joined the long list of people mocking the Mets. Bryce Harper took a shot at the Mets too. The Giants are getting set for training camp in West Virginia.

On a Feel Good Summer Friday, Gio and Jerry tackle it all: New York sports angst over the Mets, Yankees, and Giants, the latest WNBA controversies, and plenty of off-the-rails stories. C-Lo delivers updates packed with Barstool's Celebrity Family Feud disaster, classic radio montages, and viral sports moments, while Stu Feiner calls in live from Sicily. Top it off with Gio's rants on parenting advice and fake Springsteen fandom—plus an unforgettable follow-up from Reggie in Queens—for a jam-packed show from start to finish!

C-Lo returns for an update and begins with interesting names of Mets and Phillies draft picks. Gio informs us of the last name “Sackrider”. C-Lo has more audio from Barstool's zero-point showing on Celebrity Family Feud and Stu Feiner's tryout for the team. Stu calls in from Sicily. He tells us all about being on Family Feud.

Nancy Armour's column is just the latest reminder for Gio and Jerry that the WNBA can't escape controversy, right on the heels of commissioner Cathy Engelbert's Dan Patrick drama. Sabrina Ionescu denies turning down the 3-point contest, reinforcing the guys' belief that leadership is only getting in the way of a growing sport. Next, C-Lo highlights interesting Mets and Phillies draft pick names—featuring the surname "Sackrider"—and shares audio from Barstool's zero-point Celebrity Family Feud disaster. To wrap up, Stu Feiner calls in from Sicily to dish on Family Feud, and Reggie in Queens calls back to clarify, with a quick reminder from his wife, how he drained his scrotum.

Gio and Jerry start by pondering potential Mets trade deadline sales, Aaron Boone's wishlist, and the expectation that Aaron Judge won't return this season, before Gio warns of a pending anti-Pete Alonso hit piece. Next, C-Lo brings an update starring Evan & Tiki's "how about that" montage, triggering memories of classic voice-changer slip-ups and Gio's early producer work. To wrap up, President Trump hosts the Dodgers at the White House before their matchup with the Mets, the Yankees return to face the Phillies following Dennis Santana's DFA, Salvador Perez pleads for a fan who jumped in a fountain for a home run ball, and a caller reveals a Boomer shoutout in a new rap track.

C-Lo returns for another update and begins with the “how about that” montage the Evan & Tiki show put together. It reminds C-Lo of two great “how about that's” delivered by Paul Rosenberg when he accidentally hit Craig's voice changer and when Steve Somers also triggered the device. C-Lo also found two montages Gio put together back during his days as a producer. We hear from President Trump during the Dodgers' visit to the White House. The Yankees are back in action against the Phillies, and Dennis Santana was DFA'd three days after his confrontation with Jose Caballero. Salvador made a plea to Kansas City police to release a man who jumped into a fountain trying to grab a HR ball.

Gio and Jerry wonder how many players the Mets will sell before the trade deadline on August 3. Gio believes Aaron Boone has a player in mind that he really wants the Yankees to add before the trade deadline.

Brodes hosted on WIP saying the trade deadline can't save the Phillies. Are they even worth investing in?

Rob and Kelvin debate whether the NBA’s 2nd Apron-driven parity is actually bad for the League, and argue whether Aaron Donald would be making a mistake if he decides to un-retire and play for the Los Angeles Rams. Plus, former MLB general manager and best-selling author Ned Colletti swings by to discuss whether the Detroit Tigers need to consider trading Tarik Skubal at the deadline, how the Los Angeles Dodgers should navigate the health of Shohei Ohtani, the New York Mets’ decision not to completely clean house, and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob and Kelvin tell us if the NBA’s 2nd Apron is basically punishing teams like the San Antonio Spurs and the Oklahoma City Thunder for making shrewd moves. Plus, former MLB general manager and best-selling author Ned Colletti swings by to discuss whether the Detroit Tigers need to consider trading Tarik Skubal at the deadline, how the Los Angeles Dodgers should navigate the health of Shohei Ohtani, the New York Mets’ decision not to completely clean house, and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Yankees can't hit, the Mets can't field

They debate the legitimacy of a potential shortened 2027 MLB season and the Mets' strategy under David Stearns. The conversation shifts to the Yankees' trade needs, Keith Hernandez's critique of Mets first base defense, and a heated argument regarding Jose Caballero's response to pitch clock violations. 02:00 - MLB 2027 Lockout Predictions 05:55 - Stearns' Mets Strategy 10:22 - Yankees' Zach Neto Trade Talk 15:53 - Keith Hernandez on First Base 22:15 - Joe Benigno Catchphrase Tribute 27:05 - Jets Practice Facility Rumors 30:12 - Jose Caballero Pitch Clock Controversy 45:48 - Trading Gerrit Cole for Bats

Reports indicating that the San Diego Padres could listen to trade offers on closer Mason Miller have opened up a dramatic deadline scenario for New York baseball. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down whether the Yankees or Mets should swallow a toxic contract like Xander Bogaerts or Manny Machado if it means securing Miller's elite arm. Plus, the show breaks down John Harbaugh's leadership style compared to Mike Vrabel's intense approach, while reacting to a hilarious viral tweet from MLB insider Jon Heyman. Earlier, Evan shares a stomach-churning game from his morning bike ride along the West Side Highway that devolves into an absurd debate over Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles lore. To close things out, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash go head-to-head in a competitive edition of New Team Who Dis to test their knowledge on NFL offseason player moves.

Baseball may be headed for a devastating 2027 work stoppage as owners push harder than ever for a salary cap. Evan Roberts predicts an extremely shortened season rather than a full cancellation, creating the possibility that the Yankees or Mets could win a World Series that fans immediately dismiss with an asterisk. Evan and Tiki Barber debate whether New York fans would care about the criticism before turning to the Mets' deadline decisions, Freddy Peralta's future, Juan Soto potentially moving to first base and the organization's mishandling of Brett Baty. They also examine whether the Yankees could realistically land Angels shortstop Zach Neto and why the asking price would be enormous.