Podcasts about New York Knicks

The Yankees keep rolling and even Michael Kay's on air puns are stealing the spotlight after Fernando Cruz worked out of a massive jam against Texas. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to the Yankees' hot streak, joke about Michael Kay channeling full dad joke energy, and debate whether Sean Morash could outdo him in the booth. They also dive into the Knicks taking control of their playoff series, Cade Cunningham's struggles, and why Pistons Magic has suddenly become must watch basketball. Later, Evan unloads on what he sees as hypocrisy from Gary Cohen after comments about Daniel Murphy's success with the Nationals reopened an old Mets debate. The crew revisits Cohen's past criticism of Murphy, argues about whether fans and broadcasters should own bad takes, and breaks down the current state of the Mets offense during their brutal slump. Plus, the guys react to Boomer Esiason impersonating Sean Morash, brainstorm WFAN roster additions, and continue the station's ongoing obsession with “net negatives” in New York sports.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down the Knicks' most complete playoff performance yet as Jalen Brunson, Karl Anthony Towns, and the supporting cast overwhelm the Hawks in a dominant Game 5 victory. The guys discuss why this win felt different, how Mike Brown's adjustments may have changed the trajectory of the series, and whether Knicks fans should finally start believing this team can make a real championship run. The conversation also dives into the pressure surrounding the Knicks and why criticism comes with high expectations in New York. Evan and Tiki react to Charles Barkley taking shots at Knicks fans, debate whether the team is truly ready for Boston, and touch on another electric night in New York sports featuring Juan Soto's confidence, Aaron Judge staying red hot, and Cam continuing to build his growing Yankees legend.

The Knicks have their most complete win all season. The Yankees ace of the future and now dominates again, and the Mets prevail with a Soto promise?

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to the Knicks delivering their most dominant performance of the season with a convincing playoff win over the Hawks. The guys explain why Jalen Brunson and Karl Anthony Towns looked unstoppable, how the team finally played with the urgency fans have been waiting for, and why this game has Knicks fans starting to dream bigger than just winning the series. The discussion also focuses on Mike Brown's adjustments, including the double big lineup with Towns and Mitchell Robinson, and why the head coach is finally earning back confidence after a shaky start to the playoffs. Evan and Tiki also push back on Charles Barkley's criticism of Knicks fans, debate the pressure surrounding championship expectations in New York, and touch on another strong night for the Yankees behind Aaron Judge and rising ace Cam.

The Knicks are one win away from advancing, but Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber are already sounding the alarm on one dangerous trend around Madison Square Garden. After fans broke into “We Want Boston” chants following another dominant playoff win, the guys debate whether New York is falling into a classic sports jinx while also discussing Josh Hart's injury scare and the growing confidence surrounding this Knicks team. Evan and Tiki also dive into the atmosphere at MSG, including whether the crowd actually lived up to the hype and the star packed celebrity scene courtside. Plus, the conversation shifts to the Yankees as they discuss the future of the franchise, why young stars like Ben Rice and Jasson Domínguez matter so much, and why big market teams approach long term contracts differently than smaller franchises.

Jalen Brunson answered every criticism with a dominant performance as the Knicks grabbed a playoff win and reignited debate around what stars deserve when they struggle. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down Brunson's brilliance, the difference between productive isolation basketball and empty possessions, and whether Knicks fans should still be concerned about the team's defense despite the victory. The conversation also dives into Juan Soto's bold postgame comments after the Mets' blowout win, why some fans loved the confidence while others rolled their eyes, and the entertaining Yankees Rangers thriller that sparked a heated debate over the true turning point of the game. Plus, callers weigh in on the Madison Square Garden crowd, Karl Anthony Towns' impact, and why New York sports fans never stop criticizing even their biggest stars.

The Yankees kept rolling with another win over Texas, but the real highlight may have been Michael Kay unloading a barrage of dad jokes during Fernando Cruz's escape act on the mound. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to the calls that had everyone laughing, debate whether Sean Morash could out pun Kay on the broadcast, and dive into another strong night for New York sports as the Knicks moved closer to advancing and the Mets finally snapped out of their skid. The conversation also shifts into deeper debates across the NBA and MLB, including whether Cade Cunningham deserves to be mentioned alongside Jalen Brunson long term and why the Pistons Magic series has become must watch television. Plus, the guys break down whether the Mets' offensive struggles are just a temporary funk or a sign of bigger problems, revisit an old Michael Kay postseason radio idea, and reveal the mystery name Evan wants added to the WFAN roster.

A strong night for New York sports quickly turned into a fiery debate when Evan Roberts revisited an old Gary Cohen opinion about Daniel Murphy that still bothers Mets fans years later. After hearing Cohen describe Murphy's Nationals success as “painful” to watch, Evan dug up an old clip calling Murphy a “net negative” and questioned whether broadcasters and fans alike do enough to own their bad takes when history proves them wrong. Evan, Tiki Barber and Shaun also break down whether two things can be true at once in sports fandom, debate how painful it really is watching former stars succeed with rivals, and hand out current “net negative” labels across New York sports. Plus, they react to another dominant Knicks performance, discuss Yankees pitching prospects and trade deadline possibilities, and even critique a listener designed WFAN “L” sign that sparked its own hilarious argument.

Jared and Mo discuss the Spurs' rollicking win over the Blazers, the Sixers living to fight another day against the Celtics, the Knicks taking control of their series against the Hawks, the Nuggets staying alive against the Timberwolves, the Magic putting the Pistons on the brink, the Thunder putting the Suns out of their misery, and the latest anti-tanking proposal. 0:57 Spurs-Blazers 18:23 Celtics-76ers 26:26 Knicks-Hawks 37:14 Nuggets-Timberwolves 41:44 Pistons-Magic 51:41 Thunder-Suns 1:00:25 Lottery reform   Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Sixers force a Game 6 in Philly against the Celtics, the Celtics didn't have an answer for Joel Embiid. Wemby was dominant on defense against the Blazers and the Knicks figured out the Hawks (5:26). We're getting NBA Lottery Reform and we're a fan of this. We think it's a step in the right direction (32:00). NCAA Tournament is expanding and Chris blames Roser for it + the Tigers added Josh Holloway (1:19:25). We'll go through the NBA Playoff games tonight (1:30:28)Host: Chris VernonContributors: Jon Roser, Devin WalkerTechnical Director: Jaylon WallaceAssociate Producer: Jena Broyles

Mason and Ireland tip off the show today previewing game five tonight between the Lakers and Rockets! Will Austin Reaves be back on the court tonight? Ohtani for the second time this season only pitched in a game instead of both ways. The Yankees are doing something for missed ABS calls, is it a good idea? Do the NY Knicks have the best celebrity row? Mychal Thompson and Pepe Mantilla are in for the rest of the show! Ice Breakers! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Shannon Sharpe, Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson and Iso Joe Johnson react to the San Antonio Spurs beating the Portland Trailblazers to advance to the 2nd round, the New York Knicks beat the Atlanta Hawks to take the series lead 3-2, and the Philadelphia 76ers go on the road to beat the Boston Celtics to make the series 3-2 and much more! Download the PrizePicks app today and use code SHANNON to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup! https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/NIGHTCAP 04:29 - Spurs beat Blazers30:55 - Knicks beat Hawks52:59 - 76ers beat Celtics (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get Up resumes with KAT's statement game 5. He backed up a swiss army knife-esque game 4 with a dominant MSG showing. The emergence of his oft criticized defense has bolstered the Knicks ceiling tenfold. Are they the East's best team? (0:00) Meanwhile - is the NFC the most entertaining division in football? Giants are improved. Eagles have A.J. Brown and QB drama. Cowboys. (13:50) Then - The Best and brightest from the NBA cooked up a controversial new tanking plan: don't give the worst teams the highest picks! Will it work?? (23:20) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Time to Get Up with a masterpiece at Madison Square - have the Knicks found the formula to finally finish for a first in over fifty years? (0:00) Then - the move so puzzling even our NFL experts are scrambling for answers! The Steelers did WHAT with Aaron Rodgers? (14:20) Meanwhile - Silver's Golden Ticket: NBA commissioner Adam Silver tasked his best and brightest minds with fixing tanking. Shams has the details, Wilbon and Alan hope this idea tanks! (24:10) And - it was all sweet home Chicago a year ago but coming out of the draft the question is - are the monsters of the midway still the Kings of the North? (38:15) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Are the Knicks the team to beat in the East right now? How do they stack up with the Celtics? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Knicks crushed the Hawks in Game 5 and regained control of this series. Knicks in six? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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

The Knicks have dominated the last two games against the Hawks. Has your opinion on these Knicks changed? And Stump Rothenberg! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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.

We say this is what the whole series should have looked like.

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.

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.

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.

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 smacked around the Hawks last night and they never had a chance of coming back in that game.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Knicks beating up the Hawks at MSG. Boomer was really kissing Mike Tirico's butt in this update. Jalen Brunson talked about his performance. Mike Brown talked after the game and had to burp twice. The Yankees beat the Rangers 3-2 as Aaron Judge homered - that's when the noises came in.

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.

(0:07) — LIVE FROM YOUTUBE: JJ breaks down the Knicks' 126-97 win over the Hawks to take a 3-2 lead and look to advance to the 2nd round on Thursday.  We want to hear your thoughts! Call the listener line at 917-382-1151 and share your message for JJ. Subscribe to NYNY's YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/@NewYorkNewYorkwJJ. Follow JJ on Twitter: https://twitter.com/john_jastremski. Follow ‘NYNY' on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nynywjj/ Host: John Jastremski Music: Frontier Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Knicks went up on the Hawks 3-2. Could Atlanta bounce back and win the series still? Evan gives his weekly Hot Mess rankings. Then, ESPN Radio's Chris Carlin stops by the show to recap the NFL Draft, and talk about the Knicks & Steelers. Also, a heated round of Who Said It. Plus, Michelle was hit by a foul ball! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

ESPN Radio host Chris Carlin joins the show to recap the NFL Draft, and discuss the Knicks & Steelers. Also, Michelle gives All the Small Things that she took away from her time in Pittsburgh. Plus, what has been the biggest takeaway from the NBA Playoffs so far? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After a shaky start to the series, the Knicks finally looked like the better team and Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber explain why Game 4 completely shifted the mood around New York basketball. The guys break down Karl Anthony Towns dominating Atlanta, the coaching adjustments that changed everything, and why Knicks fans now believe this team is ready to impose its will and finish the series strong. Evan and Tiki also dive into the pressure surrounding Game 5 at Madison Square Garden, concerns about Jalen Brunson's health, and whether extending the series could create problems against Boston later on. Plus, the show takes a hilarious detour into Mike Francesa podcast drama, Frank Isola versus Kenny Beecham, and a deep Bill Belichick rabbit hole involving cheerleading worlds and social media chaos.

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 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 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 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.

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 Knicks crowd has turned CJ McCollum into an unlikely villain, but Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber wonder if Madison Square Garden fans are actually helping him more than hurting him. The guys break down whether chanting and personal taunts give opposing players extra motivation, why CJ does not fit the classic Knicks villain mold, and how the Garden atmosphere could impact a crucial playoff game. Plus, the conversation veers into Ben Stiller confusion on social media, Tiki shares a warning after getting hacked online, and a heated debate erupts over whether Tommy Lugauer “skipped the podium” after a brutal Knicks loss. The calls light up with passionate Knicks and Hawks fans as the playoff intensity reaches another level.

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

On Tuesday's ENN live from Stout, Don's dream. Steelers tender Rodgers. Ty Simpson talks Rams plan. RIP Monte Coleman. Perk's message to Knicks fans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A win tonight puts the Knicks back in the driver's seat in this series. Will they get it done? 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

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

There's 6.5 point spread and Boomer thinks they got a shot at it. A caller tells us he's going down to Atlanta to catch a Braves game, the Knicks game and then Magic City strip club.

Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Yankees win, including HRs by Ben Rice and Aaron Judge, back to back. Judge talked about the Rice HR after the game. Jerry went around the NBA and NHL playoffs last night. The Moment of The Day: Bird's eye view.

Boomer backs the Knicks to cover the 6.5 spread tonight, while a caller plots an Atlanta triple-header featuring the Braves, the Knicks, and Magic City club. Jerry recaps the Yankees' win with back-to-back home runs from Ben Rice and Aaron Judge, plus Judge's post-game reaction. We hit the NBA and NHL playoff highlights and the “Bird's eye view” Moment of the Day before closing with the new song from Morgan Wallen and Ella Langley (which you won't hear on this podcast due to rules).

We start with the story of Dianna Russini's “Turn The Page” playlist shared with Mike during a Titans slide, then find NFL comparisons for Fernando Mendoza and discuss the HBO show Neighbors. Jerry's update features the Yankees' win over the Rangers with home runs from Jazz Chisholm, Ben Rice, and Aaron Judge, plus reactions from Max Fried and Mason Miller's Padres. After Pat Riley's thoughts on NBA tanking and coddled athletes, we close with a newsroom guest's scoop on the Jose Alvarado trade and the Knicks' interest in bringing back Dante DiVincenzo.

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.

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.

Jerry returns with Jazz Chisholm homering as the Yankees beat the Rangers. Ben Rice and Aaron Judge also homered and Rice talked about that. Max Fried pitched well. Mason Miller finally gave up a run for the Padres, but they still won. Pat Riley talked about tanking in the NBA and said he never heard of that 15-20 years ago and how we coddle the modern day athlete.