Podcasts about New York Mets

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

Edwin Diaz is officially returning to Citi Field, and the Los Angeles Dodgers are perfectly positioned to troll a struggling Mets franchise. Evan and Tiki debate the impending crowd reaction, with Evan taking the unpopular stance that he would actually cheer the former star closer for his seven mostly stellar years in New York. Tiki counters that Diaz will face a relentless shower of boos, fueled by lingering resentment over how his departure was tied to the Devin Williams signing.

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.

The Yankees' struggling offense has reached the point where Evan Roberts believes Brian Cashman must call up George Lombard Jr. immediately. Evan argues that Jose Caballero and Anthony Volpe have already shown what they are, while Lombard could provide the jolt the lineup desperately needs. Tiki Barber urges caution about throwing a young prospect into a pennant race, and Shaun Morash wonders whether the Yankees are saving Lombard for after the trade deadline. The conversation shifts to a lost Mets season, Keith Hernandez and Gary Cohen sounding increasingly fed up, and even Donald Trump taking a shot at the team. Evan, Tiki and Shaun also debate the excitement surrounding John Harbaugh and the Giants, why his résumé gives his message credibility, and whether universal optimism should make Giants fans nervous.

The Mets' miserable season is wearing down everyone, including Keith Hernandez and Gary Cohen. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash react to the SNY broadcasters getting noticeably looser with their criticism, from Cohen mocking Brewers fans to Hernandez taking another shot at the Mets' handling of first base. Donald Trump then joins the pile-on by mocking the Mets' enormous payroll and constant losing, leading to a fact-check over whether they actually have baseball's highest salary. The conversation spirals into the viral John Heyman controversy, the meaning of the day's strangest insult and the brutal reality of how little the Mets are getting for all the money they spend.

Reports that San Diego could trade elite closer Mason Miller have opened a massive deadline scenario in New York. Evan Roberts pitches an ambitious blockbuster proposal sending Carlos Rodón, Trent Grisham, and pitching prospect Carlos Lagrange to the Padres to swallow Manny Machado's nightmare contract and secure Miller. Evan and Tiki Barber debate whether Hal Steinbrenner would ever approve taking on that much long-term debt under luxury tax uncertainty, or if Steve Cohen and the Mets make far more sense to swoop in and absorb salary for a top-tier arm.

Edwin Diaz is officially returning to Citi Field, and the Los Angeles Dodgers are perfectly positioned to continue trolling a struggling New York Mets franchise. Evan and Tiki debate the impending crowd reaction for the former star closer, with Evan taking the unpopular stance that he would actually cheer Diaz to show appreciation for his seven mostly stellar years in New York. Tiki counters that Diaz is guaranteed to face a relentless shower of boos, fueled by lingering fan resentment over his departure and the organization's signing of Devin Williams.

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.

Jerry's first update focuses on the Jose Caballero pitch clock issue in the midst of the Yankees splitting a doubleheader with the Pirates. Meanwhile, the Mets continue to play awful defense leading to another loss.

Jerry's update starts with Anthony Volpe finally coming through in a big spot. The Mets were being a mess. The guys debate whether or not rivalries in golf are good for the sport.

Boomer and Gio open the hour by shaming the CBS Sports Network team for using a photo of Aubrey Plaza that included a guy who committed suicide. Jerry's update starts with Max Fried throwing five shutout innings in his return from the injured list. Did the MLB make rule changes and not tell anyone about it? The Mets continue to be a disaster. Boomer and Gio say the Mets and Yankees have made us excited for football earlier than usual. Cleveland businesses make their pitch for LeBron to come back. The guys debate what drinks are okay to have on a golf course.

Boomer and Gio open with makeup fixes, a SiriusXM recap, Harbaugh's flat Giants speech, Jerry's dinner report, Caballero's pitch clock issue during the Yankees' split, the Mets' abysmal defense, Heyman's X fight, and defining "cuck." Then, they dive into Fire Island, rogue callers slipping past Al, morning vs. afternoon shifts, Anthony Volpe's big moment, golf rivalries, and a Death of a Salesman review. Hour three brings a CBS Sports graphic blunder, Max Fried's return, secret MLB rule changes, early football hype, Cleveland's LeBron pitch, and golf course drink etiquette. Finally, they close with Fire Island weekend plans, Jaxson Dart and Jets outlooks, Kendrick Perkins' LeBron conspiracy, Jerry's health and verbal stumbles, the show's post-Boomer future, LeBron chatter, and whether Juan Soto is irking his teammates.

Boomer and Gio open by fixing Gio's makeup before Boomer recaps his SiriusXM appearance with Andrew Bogush. Next, John Harbaugh's speech to the Giants falls flat. Jerry joins to break down his dinner with Al and Eddie, then delivers update highlights on Jose Caballero's pitch clock issue during the Yankees' doubleheader split with the Pirates. Meanwhile, abysmal defense triggers another Mets loss, Boomer and Gio react to Jon Heyman fighting Yankees fans on X, and the guys unpack what the word "cuck" actually means.

Jerry's update opens with Kendrick Perkins claiming that the Heat “leaking” the LeBron introductory press conference was planned. What's up with Jerry's health issues? Jerry says the moment of the day is himself stumbling on his words.

Jerry's update starts with Max Fried throwing five shutout innings in his return from the injured list. Did the MLB make rule changes and not tell anyone about it? The Mets continue to be a disaster. Boomer and Gio say the Mets and Yankees have made us excited for football earlier than usual.

P.M. Edition for July 22. WSJ special writer Theo Francis explains how startup founders, hedge-fund managers and Silicon Valley insiders are using IRAs to supercharge their wealth. Plus, trade uncertainty comes roaring back. WSJ trade and economic policy reporter Gavin Bade explains the Trump administration's new front on tariffs. And Journal reporter Sam Federman explains how the New York Mets turned baseball's highest payroll into its biggest waste of money. Danny Lewis hosts. Sign up for the WSJ's free What's News newsletter. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Buster Olney joins the guys to discuss what the latest with the MLB Trade Deadline, what the Yankees could do, & who the next manager of the Mets could be. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With WFAN and other Audacy stations heading to SiriusXM in September, Gio breaks down why the deal is a win for all sides, right before intern Joe shares what it was like playing against AJ Ewing and other pro athletes in high school. Jerry steps up for his final update with news on Max Fried's return in game two of today's Yankees doubleheader, followed by the Mets' victory over the Brewers behind Zac Thornton's sharp outing, AJ Ewing's stellar defense, and a moonshot home run from Luis Robert Jr. Meanwhile, John Harbaugh tells Bob Papa and Carl Banks what went through his mind seeing Cam Skattebo's backflip, reiterating that he's focused on his squad 24/7. Plus, reports show Patrick Mahomes could be back on the field sooner than expected. The Moment of the Day revisits Reggie's swollen testicle and how Mike and Dog would react, paving the way for a final segment filled with calls about ruptured testicles to Keith Hernandez's take on the Jose Caballero and Dennis Santana drama.

Zach Thornton tossed six shutout innings for the Mets in their win last night. Gio is grateful to Jerry for bringing the Joshua Kuroda-Grauer story to our attention and opening the door for Reggie in Queens to call. John Harbaugh delivered a fiery speech to his players. Rebecca Lowe detailed her experience taking a helicopter to get from Brooklyn to MetLife Stadium for the World Cup pregame show.

Jerry's last update of the day starts with news that Max Fried will return in the Yankees second game today. Zack Thornton had a great performance in last night's Mets win along with great defense from AJ Ewing and a moonshot by Luis Robert Jr. Harbaugh gave his thoughts on the Skattebo backflip and his 24/7 focus on the Giants. News that Patrick Mahomes may come back sooner than thought. Moment of the Day: Swollen testicle reactions.

After the Miami Heat accidentally leak a link to LeBron James's upcoming press conference, Boomer predicts LeBron chooses Miami and Gio agrees. Next, the guys imagine how Mike and Dog would handle a ruptured testicle story before taking a delightful call from Reggie in Queens. Jerry returns for an update featuring Zach Thornton's six shutout innings in a Mets victory, prompting Gio to thank Jerry for sharing the Joshua Kuroda-Grauer story that sparked Reggie's call. Later, John Harbaugh delivers a fiery speech to his players, Rebecca Lowe recounts taking a helicopter from Brooklyn to MetLife Stadium for the World Cup pregame show, and Boomer congratulates Jay Feely on winning a Congressional primary election. Finally, the hour closes on two big NFL questions: will Justin Tucker ever kick again, and will a team sign Stefon Diggs?

Gio kicks off the show surprised to see himself and Boomer featured on Quarterback, prompting Boomer to question the Ravens without John Harbaugh and Gio to praise the Giants' promising head coach and quarterback dynamic. Gio offers a quick storm recap ahead of Jerry's first update. The sports rundown covers the Mets' 4-0 win over the error-prone Brewers, dubs Luis Robert Jr. a "Kirkland Yoenis Cespedes," and highlights JT Realmuto's costly baserunning mistake and a Marlins triple play. Also, John Harbaugh reacts to Cam Skattebo's backflip, JJ Watt points fingers at Pat McAfee amid ongoing ESPN and NFL Network layoffs, and Gio ponders when the newly released Bart Scott will return to WFAN.

Today's show kicks off with Gio and Boomer spotting themselves on Netflix's Quarterback, debating NFL head coach and quarterback dynamics, and digesting ESPN layoff drama, all before Gio details his anxiety over taking his mom to a Broadway play. The guys dive into big headlines as Tom Brady teams up with WWE, LeBron James rumors swirl around Miami, and the Mets capture a win behind big Luis Robert Jr. homers and a bizarre "ruptured testicle" saga that sparked a legendary call from Reggie in Queens. Rounding out the morning, the crew breaks down WFAN's big move to SiriusXM in September, John Harbaugh's reaction to Cam Skattebo's backflip, Patrick Mahomes' return timeline, and Jay Feely's primary victory before taking callers on every wild topic of the day.

Jerry is here for his first update of the day. The Brewers made a few mistakes to help the Mets win 4-0. Luis Robert Jr. is Kirkland Yoenis Cespedes. JT Realmuto's baserunning blunder cost the Phillies against the Dodgers and the Marlins turned a triple play. John Harbaugh chimed in on Cam Skattebo's backflip. ESPN and NFL Network layoffs continued yesterday and JJ Watt blamed Pat McAfee while on his show.

A's rookie Joshua Kuroda-Grauer suffered a ruptured testicle after fouling a ball off his nether region while not wearing a cup. Gary Cohen sent him well wishes on the Mets broadcast last night and Gio thinks he only did it because he wanted to say “ruptured testicle” on air.

As Tom Brady teams up with WWE, the guys try to figure out which events he'll actually join, followed by a quick look at Kenan Thompson's surprise over Peyton Manning's SNL comedy chops. Gio then shares his plan to meet his mom in the city for her birthday Broadway play—admitting he's dreading a potential Nathan Lane understudy, and acknowledging he is utterly incapable of enjoying the show. Jerry kicks off his update with Luis Robert Jr.'s monster home run in the Mets' 4-0 win over the Brewers, before moving to A's rookie Joshua Kuroda-Grauer suffering a ruptured testicle after fouling a ball off his un-cupped nether region. Gio suspects Gary Cohen only sent get-well wishes on the Mets broadcast just so he could say "ruptured testicle" on air, and to no one's surprise, the show wraps up the hour by discussing the injury even further.

The MLB trade deadline is the time when a team can bolster its roster for a potential World Series run and also upgrade its future. While we never know what might happen by the August 4 deadline, we do know that there are quite a few names floating around who could be impact makers for a team hoping to be the last club standing in October. On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman preview the upcoming trade deadline, including whether the Detroit Tigers will actually trade ace Tarik Skubal and whether the San Diego Padres, despite still being in the Wild Card race, will ship out their flamethrowing closer, Mason Miller. They also examine whether a hitter better than the San Francisco Giants' Luis Arráez will be moved and how many postseason-caliber starting pitchers will be acquired. Later in the show, Jake and Jordan make their picks for which teams will be the most aggressive this trade season, either by buying or selling, and which teams will have to make the difficult decision to stand pat with the roster they have. They also explain why the New York Mets' David Stearns might be the most critical figure at this deadline and discuss the one big piece the Washington Nationals must decide whether to keep or trade away.   1:28 - The Opener: MLB trade deadline preview 7:28 - Will Tigers trade Skubal? 18:50 - Postseason-caliber starting pitchers on the move 30:34 - The best hitter moved will be... 38:05 - Will Padres trade Miller? 43:46 - Most compelling teams this deadline 53:34 - Big seller Mets 58:13 - Will the Nationals sell? Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

Will the Yankees go all-in at the deadline & acquire Mason Miller? Are the Mets the most disappointing team in New York sports? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With Carlos Beltran's name being thrown around right now, who will be the next Mets manager & do we trust David Stearns to make that decision? Also, is it possible the Giants don't improve as much as many perceive them to under John Harbaugh. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Do the Mets need a manager with Major League experience? Host of "Yankees Avenue", Dan Rourke says he loves what Jazz Chisholm has been doing but, he has to keep it up the rest of the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ben Maller talks about the forecast on Aaron Judge's return to the Yankees, Carlos Beltran complaining about the red flags around Astros cheating investigation, the odds of Beltran landing the Mets manager gig, Maller's Mountain of Money: Chris Cornell Edition, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fliegs endorses the next Mets Manager, and offers thoughts Mia Khalifa

Carlos Beltran confirmed the Mets approached him about managing, and Evan Roberts believes his answer revealed something much bigger. Evan predicts Beltran will manage a New York team next season, warning Mets fans that the Yankees remain a legitimate threat if Brian Cashman moves on from Aaron Boone. Tiki Barber hears more hesitation, arguing Beltran may prefer his comfortable advisory role over the risks of managing. Evan also blasts the Mets for firing Beltran after the Astros scandal and explains why the unfinished business still matters. Plus, the crew debates LeBron James' most entertaining destination, reacts to ESPN and NFL Network layoffs, examines whether Aaron Judge truly provides lineup protection for Cody Bellinger, and reaches a breaking point with the Mets, wildfire smoke and an overused wrestling gimmick.

The Yankees could consider trading Jazz, but with his clutch home runs should they? Plus the Mets next manager may have already been offered the job.

Jose Caballero's pitch clock gamesmanship has opponents furious, but Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber explain why his ability to get under their skin could make him even more valuable to the Yankees. They also debate whether Anthony Volpe deserves to lose playing time and why Dennis Santana's reaction missed the mark. The conversation turns to grim Jets predictions, the team's new white uniforms, a welcome gesture from the Mets and Brian Cashman's history of making midseason moves. Plus, the crew discusses Freddy Peralta's struggles, Malik Nabers' recovery and what the Yankees must accomplish at the trade deadline.

Carlos Beltran confirmed the Mets approached him about managing, but his answer convinced Evan Roberts that he is waiting for the right New York opportunity. Evan predicts Beltran will manage either the Mets or Yankees next season, while Tiki Barber believes Beltran may be too comfortable in his advisory role to take the risk. The debate turns to Aaron Boone's future, the Yankees' past interest in Beltran and the unfinished business surrounding the Mets firing him after the Astros scandal. Evan also argues that Beltran's availability could push Brian Cashman toward a managerial change, while the crew examines whether lineup protection can actually be measured through the pitches Cody Bellinger sees without Aaron Judge.

WFAN's upcoming arrival on SiriusXM sends Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber down memory lane, including Evan's remarkable decision to quit his Sirius job so he would not miss the Mets' 2006 playoff run. Evan explains why he took the financial gamble, how the season ended in heartbreak and why the risk ultimately helped launch his full-time career at WFAN. Evan and Tiki also react to John Harbaugh making light of Jaxson Dart's backflip, debate whether the Giants coach should address it privately and examine whether different offseason moves could have pushed the Mets into a pennant race.

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

Cinco de Luncho returns with the five things Shaun Morash cannot stand for another minute this summer. The Mets have become exhausting, wildfire smoke keeps threatening the Northeast, fast-food complaints are out of control and Danhausen's overused gimmick has officially reached its breaking point. Plus, a caller challenges David Stearns' lack of playing experience, sparking a debate over whether the Mets need more former players like Carlos Beltran influencing baseball decisions.

Brian Cashman will make moves at the trade deadline, but Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber warn that simply doing something will not be enough. They examine Cashman's long history of midseason deals, revisit the Yankees' quiet 2019 deadline and debate whether passing on Robbie Ray cost them a better shot at the World Series. Evan also makes the case that acquiring David Justice remains Cashman's greatest midseason trade. The conversation also turns to Malik Nabers looking healthier ahead of Giants training camp, the Mets giving ticket holders a small fan-appreciation perk and Evan dominating Tiki in Shaun Morash's World Cup-themed edition of Posted and Toasted.

Jose Caballero's pitch-clock gamesmanship ignited a benches-clearing confrontation with Dennis Santana, but the real controversy came afterward. Santana's claim that Caballero's tactics were unnecessary in a three-run game gets ripped as ridiculous, while Caballero earns praise for embracing the villain role and giving the Yankees an edge they have lacked. The debate also strengthens the case for playing Caballero over Anthony Volpe. Plus, Freddy Peralta's Mets struggles raise fears that he will rediscover his form after a trade, and the Jets' defensive talent, new whiteout uniforms and far-fetched AFC Championship hopes come under the microscope.

Freddy Peralta's miserable return to Milwaukee leaves Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash stunned by his postgame admission that he does not know what is wrong. After another rough outing, the hosts argue that David Stearns cannot be protected by the idea that nobody could have predicted the deal failing. He gets credit when moves work, and he deserves the blame when they become disasters. The conversation also shifts to the Cowboys, where Evan makes an early declaration that Dallas will win the NFC East if its rebuilt defense can become merely respectable. Plus, the return of the offseason game “New Team, Who Dis” produces an immediate miss, and Aaron Boone's vague update on Giancarlo Stanton creates even more uncertainty for the Yankees.

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Another poor Freddy Peralta start, amidst rumors of Carlos Beltran interested in the managerial job. The Mets have fans hoping for a lockout. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joe DeMayo and a returning Connor Rogers drop the latest episode of The Mets Pod, which talks trade deadline possibilities and second-half of the season scenarios for the Mets. The guys cover Freddy Peralta, Luke Weaver, Clay Holmes, and what they think should be their returns in trade, while also making a pitch for both Francisco Alvarez and Luis Torrens to stay put. Later, Connor and Joe go Down on the Farm to check in on Jack Wenninger and Ryan Clifford, then answer Mailbag questions about the Mets' organizational issues overall, and the idea of trading Devin Williams. 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! 01:35 5 things Connor learned while on break (Mets and other topics) 13:20 The Week That Was...more meh, so let's talk trades 13:50 Freddy Peralta, what happened, what can Mets get? 20:05 The bullpen: who stays and who goes 27:25 Catching up on the catchers 32:05 The Clay Holmes scenarios 39:00 Zac Thornton update 41:25 Down on the Farm/Mailbag: Will Jack Wenninger and Ryan Clifford get called up in September? 45:25 Mailbag – Evaluation Mets issues overall 51:05 Mailbag - Keep Luke Weaver, trade Devin Williams? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Gio reacts to ESPN layoffs after Ryan Clark learned on-air he was let go, prompting a look back at Clark's past media feuds with Gio and Tiki. After the guys marvel at wild political candidates, Jerry returns while Boomer tracks down a funny Jets story. Next, Gio clarifies his Tom Brady take, Donte Whitner blasts his time in Washington, Freddy Peralta remains baffled by his struggles, Carlos Beltrán eyes the Mets job, and Jazz Chisholm Jr. powers a Yankees win. Finally, after the Moment of the Day with Drew Brees, Gio reveals how Boomer wildly misread a text about Ryan Clark's son on the Jets.

Gio praises Tiki Barber while comparing watching soccer to understanding Dune, then reveals why C-Lo got fed up with Shaun Morash over interviewing the cast of The Hawk. After callers chime in on couples dinners, Jerry returns for an update, starting with Gio's sock struggles and Boomer floating the idea of a yard sale. In sports, Jose Caballero's double leads to a benches-clearing clash with Dennis Santana, Freddy Peralta continues to falter, Carlos Beltrán calls managing the Mets a bucket list goal, the Red Sox win their 14th straight, and Aaron Rodgers posts family photos without his wife. Finally, Gio envisions what Boomer's yard sale would actually look like.