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The Mets lost...again, did Ronny Mauricio want the game in his hands? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Al & Jerry: Knicks Crushed the Hawks, Who is Lil Dicky? The Mets lost...again, did Ronny Mauricio want the game in his hands? Al is catching up on the JP Morgan story 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 Knicks are rolling, Madison Square Garden is alive again, and Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash discuss why this era feels like a modern version of the franchise's glory days. After another dominant playoff performance, the conversation shifts into the emotions of New York sports fandom, from unforgettable blowout victories to the unique stress relief that comes with watching your team cruise in the postseason. Evan and Shaun debate Volpe's future role, the rise of George Lombard Jr., and whether the Yankees are finally becoming more flexible with young players. The conversation also expands into the Mets youth movement, legendary New York playoff memories, and why fans never truly relax during postseason runs.

Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash react to the breaking Mets news that Carlos Mendoza is not in imminent danger of losing his job, despite the team's ugly slide and another frustrating managerial decision. The conversation turns quickly from Mendoza's status to the bigger issue facing the organization, with David Stearns under pressure to explain how this roster got here and why fans should believe a turnaround is coming. The episode digs into accountability at the top, from Stearns' roster construction to Steve Cohen's public silence when things go bad. Evan and the crew debate whether a managerial change could still become inevitable, why a simple vote of confidence may not be enough, and how the Mets' upcoming road trip could intensify the scrutiny around everyone in charge.

Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash look ahead to the Knicks' next playoff matchup while debating whether Boston or Philadelphia would be the better draw for New York. The conversation touches on playoff scheduling, road trip possibilities for Knicks fans, the joy of a stress free blowout win, and why some fans still feel the Knicks are not getting enough respect from oddsmakers. The hour also shifts to Pete Alonso's return to New York as a member of the Orioles, with the Yankees set to host Baltimore and Mets fans potentially showing up to cheer their former star. Evan and the crew discuss why Alonso's reception could say as much about Mets frustration as it does about Pete, while also asking whether he could eventually become a true Yankees rival in the American League East.

Oh The Pain Podcast with Joe Benigno – Episode 443Historic night in ATL! Joe breaks down the Knicks' bludgeoning of the Hawks in Game 6 as they punch their ticket to the Eastern Conference Semifinals. Plus, the ongoing disgrace of the Mets.Thanks to MANSCAPED for sponsoring today's episode.Get 15% OFF + Free Shipping with code OHTHEPAIN at MANSCAPED.com.#OhThePainPodcast #JoeBenigno #Episode443 #Knicks #NBAPlayoffs #Hawks #EasternConference #Mets #Yankees #MLB #NewYorkSports #SportsPodcast #SportsTalk #ListenNow #Manscaped #Sponsor

We break down the Knicks' historic destruction of the Hawks and a Celtics-Sixers Game 7 while discussing Shaq's challenge to KAT. After hitting on a Mets loss, we address Gio's preference for a Celtics matchup over Shaq's "no bad game" claims. We touch on the Russini-Vrabel saga. Jerry's got a full NBA/NHL roundup, we look at the Mets' coaching failures, Al's "neighborhood watch" role, and a Shaq/Gio "Moment of the Day." We wrap with a potential Phil Simms golf booking mix-up.

Listen to Mike Breen as the first half comes to an end with the Knicks up 83-36. We heard from Mike Brown after the game and he wanted to give the coaches credit. Jerry also went around the NBA last night. The Mets lost again and we heard Gary Cohen on the call as CJ Abrams homered. After the game Luke Weaver said his words don't hold any weight any more. Jerry went around the NHL playoffs.

Jerry returns with the sounds of the Knicks dominating the Hawks. Mike Brown sounded like he was accepting his coach of the year speech after the game. The Mets lost again and Mendoza was asked about a pinch hit move in the game that did not work out.

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

We kick off with the Knicks' historic destruction of the Hawks, a blowout so lopsided it featured a 72-22 lead and sent New York to wait for a Celtics-Sixers Game 7. Jerry's update covers Mike Brown's postgame reaction, the Sixers forcing their series limit, and the Mets' 5-4 loss to the Nationals featuring a philosophical Luke Weaver. We wrap with the breaking update on a JP Morgan scandal, now being labeled a "complete fabrication" by the New York Post.

We reflect on the Knicks' dominance over the Hawks and Gio's regular-season fears regarding a potential Pistons matchup before hoping for the Celtics as a preferred next opponent. Jerry's update features the sounds of the Knicks' blowout alongside Mike Brown's "coach of the year" speech. After the Mets drop another game on a failed pinch-hit move, we wrap with Rick Fox sounding unrecognizable during a Bahamas confrontation and a look at Eddie's "chameleon" accent.

We track a caller's obsession with the Russini-Vrabel saga and clarify that Chris Simms' exit from Sunday Night Football wasn't tied to his comments on that situation. Jerry features Mike Breen's call of the Knicks' historic 83-36 halftime lead, Mike Brown's praise for his staff, and a full NBA playoff roundup. We revisit the Mets' latest loss to the Nationals, from CJ Abrams' game-winner to Luke Weaver's heavy post-game words, followed by an NHL check-in. Finally, we break down the Knicks' path forward and hear a caller's theory on why letting go of secondary coaches has doomed the Mets.

We debate whether the Celtics or Sixers are the ideal Knicks matchup and Al's role as the Bradley Beach "neighborhood watch." Jerry's got Mike Breen's call of the Knicks' blowout, Mike Brown's praise for player detail, and a full NBA playoff wrap-up. After another Mets loss to the Nationals and a "Moment of the Day" featuring Shaq and Gio out of context, we wonder if Phil Simms was accidentally booked for a golf tour instead of Boomer. We wrap with a look ahead to this Sunday's Five Borough Bike Tour.

Josh and TASS are joined by guest Alex Day for a packed episode of The Alex Day Show, diving into both the NFL and MLB with a mix of analysis and debate. The show opens with a full breakdown of all eight NFL divisions following the draft, as Josh ranks each division from worst to best and evaluates how the offseason reshaped the league. The conversation then shifts to baseball, where the crew debates which Yankee is most critical to the team's success in a Sports Scantron segment, followed by a True or False discussion centered on Mike Trout. Things heat up with a massive three-team trade scenario involving the Yankees, Angels, and Reds, as they argue over who would hang up first in a potential Trout deal. The episode also features a New York-focused edition of Way or No Way, tackling big questions about the futures of the Yankees, Mets, Jets, Giants, and Knicks, including whether a Giannis move could be in play. Later, TASS leads a “Who Would You Rather Have Going Forward” segment centered on Ben Rice, comparing him to some of the top young talent across baseball. The show wraps with a creative Sports Lunchbox hypothetical involving an Aaron Judge trade to Detroit and a Real or Fake game testing knowledge of Kentucky Derby horse names. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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After a little over a month's worth of baseball games, we're slowly seeing how the season could potentially shape up based on those who are on top and those disappointing in their respective divisions. While there are some teams leading the way that aren't entirely shocking—looking at you, New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers—there are quite a few surprises as well. On this episode of the Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman play their annual standings golf draft and try to determine how much stock they're putting into the current standings. With surprising teams like the New York Mets and Boston Red Sox at the bottom of their divisions, will they actually stay there for the whole season or will things shake up as they normally do over the 162-game grind? Later, Jake and Jordan talk about the St. Louis Cardinals becoming the first team to get a mop on the road this year, as well as the Philadelphia Phillies sweeping their doubleheader against the struggling San Francisco Giants. The guys then take a look at the mess that was the month of April for the New York Mets, highlight an incredible achievement by Nick Kurtz and make their picks for this week's edition of The Good, The Bad & The Uggla. 2:21 - The Opener: Division standings draft 37:57 - Around The League: Cardinals doing some mopping 44:41 - Miserable month for Mets 52:43 - Nick Kurtz knows how to walk 54:44 - The Good 1:00:28 - The Bad 1:07:22 - The Uggla Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

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SNY's John Harper says he doesn't think the Mets can turn things around because the pitching has been so bad. Will the Yankees continue to play those that perform? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Tiki Barber surprises the room by revealing he still owns a massive collection of magazines from his college days. They also debate the New York Knicks' chances in Game 6 against the Atlanta Hawks while dealing with Josh Hart's injury. Additionally, a discussion ensues regarding the unusual plan for multiple Times Square ball drops and the state of the New York Mets. 01:50 - Josh Hart Injury Status 06:41 - NFL Dead Period Discussion 12:26 - Collecting Old Scorecards 15:35 - Tiki's Playboy Collection 22:30 - Multiple Ball Drops 26:41 - Sean Manaea's Mets Performance 34:17 - Likability Of Rebuilt Teams 46:18 - Trading Brian Burns Debate

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dig into a busy New York sports day, starting with the Jets quarterback room and whether Shedeur Sanders would be a more intriguing backup option than Russell Wilson. The conversation turns into a larger debate about Geno Smith, competition at camp, and why the Jets need someone who can actually play if things go sideways. The episode also covers Mets frustration after another ugly loss, David Stearns criticism, and why the team's problems may run deeper than the front office moves. Plus, Evan and Tiki discuss the confusion around finding Knicks playoff broadcasts, why Game 6 against Atlanta feels like a chance for the Knicks to impose their will, and a wild college football gambling story with possible NFL draft implications.

The Yankees hit the unofficial May 1 checkpoint on Trent Grisham, and Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate what his role should be now that his offense has regressed while his glove remains valuable. With Jason Dominguez hurt and Spencer Jones still waiting for a true opportunity, the conversation turns to the simple move Aaron Boone can make right away: stop batting Grisham leadoff. The hour also dives into the Mets' ongoing mess, from Carlos Mendoza's job security to David Stearns' roster decisions, clubhouse tension, and the failure of key players to develop or produce. Evan and Tiki mix sharp baseball analysis with caller debates, Yankees lineup fixes, Mets frustration, NBA playoff intrigue, and some classic in studio ribbing over who talks too much.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to another ugly Mets loss and dig into why this season feels like it is spiraling beyond just a bad offseason. From David Stearns' roster construction to failed player development and pitching problems, the conversation lays out why the Mets' issues may run much deeper than fans want to admit. They also debate whether bringing back familiar faces like Pete Alonso and Brandon Nimmo would have truly changed the Mets' outlook, explore a wild Francisco Lindor for Bryce Harper trade idea, and compare the future of Evan's Mets, Jets and Nets. Plus, the guys touch on the Yankees' loss, a key injury concern, and a surprisingly catchy new Mets misery anthem.

Evan is convinced a different off season would change the Mets, and the Knicks lock in for Game 6.

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 zero in on the confusion surrounding Knicks playoff broadcasts and why fans should not have to search across multiple platforms just to find a game. They break down how switching networks and broadcast crews can make a playoff series feel disconnected, even when the booth is led by a trusted voice like Mike Breen. The conversation also turns to the Knicks' Game 6 matchup against Atlanta, with Evan making the case that the Knicks have found the formula and the Hawks have no clear answer for Karl-Anthony Towns. They also mix in a Cinco de Mayo inspired look at what could be more entertaining than the Mets this summer, plus thoughts on Russell Wilson, a possible Jets quarterback debate, and the serious gambling allegations surrounding Brendan Sorsby.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber open with the Jets quarterback room and whether Shedeur Sanders could be a better lottery ticket than Russell Wilson as Geno Smith's backup. With Cleveland's quarterback situation looking crowded, they debate what Sanders would cost, why the Jets need real competition, and whether a young upside play makes more sense than another uninspiring veteran. The conversation then shifts to frustrated Mets fans after another ugly stretch, with criticism of David Stearns, the roster construction, and the young players who have failed to take the next step. Evan and Tiki also touch on fan loyalty, switching teams after getting close to an organization, and why the Mets may be heading toward a summer filled with more questions than answers.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber jump from the NBA playoff chaos to the ballpark experience in New York, starting with LeBron James facing the possibility of a historic collapse. Even with age, injuries, and an undermanned roster as context, Evan argues that blowing a three to zero series lead would become impossible to ignore in the endless LeBron debate. The conversation also turns to Citi Field's in game fireworks during a blowout, why the Mets need to better read the room, and complaints about how loud Yankee Stadium has become. Evan and Tiki then circle back to the Mets' roster problems, David Stearns' roster choices, possible pitching fixes, and a funny draft party moment involving Sean Morash talking too much.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber revisit their preseason deadline for evaluating Trent Grisham, and the verdict is more complicated than expected. With the Yankees winning, Jason Dominguez hurt, and Spencer Jones still waiting for his shot, the debate shifts from benching Grisham to fixing his role. The conversation breaks down why Grisham's glove still matters, why his bat no longer belongs at the top of the order, and why Aaron Boone has obvious leadoff alternatives in Aaron Judge and Ben Rice. Evan and Tiki also touch on roster ripple effects, the Mets' coaching changes, and how managers handle loyalty when front offices shake things up.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber continue sorting through the wreckage of the Mets' brutal start, with fans calling in to debate whether David Stearns made the wrong offseason choices or inherited deeper problems that were already waiting to explode. The discussion centers on a team buried by bad pitching, stalled development and a losing streak that still hangs over every result. They also weigh whether the Mets have any realistic playoff path left, compare their odds to the Nets' NBA Draft lottery hopes, and find a rare laugh in a listener made Mets parody song. The conversation closes with the Yankees' turning point from their loss to Texas and concern over Jasson Dominguez after his injury scare.

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.

Dave starts to compare the Mets to the Titanic with how bad things have gotten. Who do you blame for the Mets disastrous season so far? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jerry starts with a montage of Gary Cohen from the Mets giving up seven runs in the fourth inning. Boomer said everybody on the team except for Nolan McLean is a ‘net negative'. We heard from Mendoza after the game about that fourth inning. The Yankees were shutout by the Rangers, but no biggie.

Jerry is here for his first update of the day with the sounds of the Nationals beating up the Mets, 14-2. David Peterson stunk again and we heard from Carlos Mendoza. We also heard the sounds of the Yankees getting shutout by the Rangers. Gerritt Cole had a minor league outing for the Somerset Patriots. Nathan Church of the Cardinals robbed a would be walk off HR in Pittsburgh. Jerry went around the NBA & NHL playoffs last night.

The Mets are dead. LIV Golf is dead. The Atlanta Hawks will be dead tonight.

We talk injuries and such and take a call about the hapless Mets.

We preview Knicks-Hawks Game 6 and Josh Hart's injury before touching on C-Lo's back cyst and the Mets' chemistry issues. Jerry recaps the Nationals' grand slam, Daniel Murphy's “uh oh” moment, and Carlos Mendoza's post-game thoughts. We hit the Yankees' shutout, Gerrit Cole's minor league outing, and Nathan Church's home run robbery followed by a full playoff roundup. We wrap with a thieving former Hawks exec, and the "horse guy's" winning Kentucky Derby pick.

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

We dive into the rise and fall of LIV Golf, plus the infamous Greg Norman beach photo. Jerry's update features a montage of the Mets' seven-run collapse, Boomer's "net negative" roster assessment, and Mendoza's post-game reaction. We cover the Yankees' shutout loss and a playoff roundup across the NBA and NHL before noting Mike Vrabel's ovation in New England. Finally, we debate Mendoza's role in the Mets disaster and hear from a caller shocked by those cheering Patriots fans.

We preview Knicks-Hawks Game 6 before Gio declares the Mets' season over due to a poorly constructed roster. We discuss the state of LIV Golf and Boomer's refusal to talk Mets following their 14-2 blowout loss to the Nationals. Jerry covers David Peterson's struggles, Carlos Mendoza on having the worst record in baseball, and the Yankees getting shut out by the Rangers. Also, a full NBA & NHL playoff wrap-up. We finish with Boomer's posture advice for Gio and a caller's "lucky sweater" suggestion.

We preview Knicks-Hawks Game 6 and Josh Hart's injury while Gio declares the Mets' season over following a 14-2 blowout and a seven-run collapse. We dive into the fall of LIV Golf, the Greg Norman beach photo, and the debate over Carlos Mendoza's leadership alongside Arvell Reese's Giants arrival. Between Gerrit Cole's rehab and Nathan Church's home run robbery, we recap the Yankees' shutout and a full playoff roundup featuring LeBron and Charles Barkley. We also offer Boomer's posture advice, lots of callers on "sporting event shaming" and other topics, a thieving Hawks executive, and the "horse guy's" winning Kentucky Derby pick.

Sports Radio Personality Joe Benigno joins Sid to discuss the Mets' woes, before he dives into a first round playoff series analysis of the New York Knicks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Way or No Way is back with a full MLB hitting and pitching stats edition, featuring some bold predictions that push the limits of what's realistic this season. On the hitting side, we break down: Potential rookie record chases from Kevin McGonigle and Munetaka Murakami Mike Trout chasing a new career high in home runs Whether Aaron Judge can go 30-30 A possible Yordan Alvarez Triple Crown season And the case for Nico Hoerner reaching a 10 WAR year We also question if Bobby Witt Jr. and Fernando Tatis Jr. could fall short of expectations, and whether Nick Kurtz could lead the league in both walks and strikeouts. Then we flip to pitching, where the takes get even more aggressive: A 300-strikeout season from Dylan Cease or another ace Shohei Ohtani posting a sub-2.00 ERA Historic-level seasons from Jose Soriano Elite WHIP marks from Max Fried or Shota Imanaga And whether Mason Miller can reach a K/9 north of 20 We also introduce this week's Sports Scantron, debating the most disappointing team in baseball so far, featuring the Mets, Royals, Phillies, Astros, and Red Sox. Plus, we give our MLB award picks through the first month of the season, including MVP, Cy Young, and Rookie of the Year in both leagues, along with our picks for best team, most surprising, and most disappointing. To close it out, we build our All-Underrated Team through Month 1, highlighting players across the league who deserve more attention for their early-season performance. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Nick and Czabe aren't sure what was sweeter... a Nationals win or the fact Mets fans are so mad.

The Braves earn a walk-off win over the Tigers before heading to Colorado, while the Mets continue a steep collapse and the Hawks fight to stay alive in the playoffs. Around the league, Kirby Smart weighs in on NIL’s impact on college football, Shilo Sanders sparks controversy on social media, and sports history delivers its usual mix of wild and memorable moments.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Covino & Rich break down the worst insults in sports, starting with Shilo Sanders telling Cleveland reporter Mary Kay Cabot to "go make me a sandwich" and spiraling into hairline jokes, short-king disrespect, and Dalton Rushing getting caught lip-reading at Miguel Amaya. Then Max Kellerman's viral intersection thought experiment forces the question: is boxing actually your favorite sport and you just don't know it yet? Covino argues football has replaced baseball as appointment viewing, Ramirez for Cinco de Mayo weekend. Plus the latest "They Might Be ASS" Cal Raleigh, Julio Rodriguez's slow start, Francisco Lindor and the Mets clubhouse problem, and Kyle Schwarber hitting .190 on a stacked Phillies roster. Overpromised is the uncensored midweek bonus from The Covino & Rich Show on Fox Sports Radio (iHeartRadio), weekdays 5–7 PM ET / 2–4 PM PT #FSR #CRSHOW #OverpromisedSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have the Mets been spending their money on the wrong players? We run through the roster to confirm whether that's the case! Bart ate at a fancy restaurant last night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Nationals took two of three against the Mets. and may have delivered the knockout punch to the Mets' coaching staff.