Podcasts about Tiki

Evan & Tiki all over the first wave of NFL free agency as the Giants and Jets take very different paths. Evan and Tiki break down why the Jets may be waiting to build through the draft while the Giants are under pressure to fill holes right now through free agency. The guys react to the Giants missing on Kenneth Walker before finally getting on the board with Isaiah Likely, and they debate whether Joe Schoen and John Harbaugh are being aggressive enough as big names keep coming off the market. Plus, Evan melts down over the Jets missing out on more quarterback options, the latest on Malik Willis, Michael Pittman Jr., and Kenneth Walker, and a live stream of breaking NFL news keeps changing the conversation by the minute.

Evan and Tiki react to Juan Soto's comments about how much fun he's having playing for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic and why Mets fans shouldn't take it the wrong way. They break down Soto's honesty about enjoying winning environments, why Yankee fans are trying to spin the quote, and why the reality is much simpler. The conversation expands into the unique energy of the WBC, the passion players show representing their countries, and why the atmosphere feels completely different from the MLB regular season. Evan and Tiki also debate the legitimacy of some international rosters, including questions about Team Great Britain and how eligibility rules work in the tournament. ⚾

The Jets finally jump into NFL free agency with a flurry of defensive signings, adding pass rushers Joseph Ossai and Kingsley Enagbare along with a reunion with veteran linebacker Demario Davis. Evan and Tiki react live as the moves come in and debate whether the Jets are paying for production that has not happened yet or betting on upside. The guys explain why these deals feel like projections rather than proven production, putting pressure on Darren Mougey and Aaron Glenn to unlock more from young pass rushers who have not fully broken out yet. They also discuss why bringing back Demario Davis adds leadership to a defense that is clearly being rebuilt from the ground up. Plus, Breece Hall sends a cryptic tweet that raises questions about his contract situation with the Jets, and Evan wonders if leaving him on the franchise tag could create a problem inside the locker room.

NFL free agency starts flying and a major domino falls as Kenneth Walker signs with the Kansas City Chiefs. Evan and Tiki break down why the move makes perfect sense for Kansas City, adding another explosive weapon for Patrick Mahomes while Walker cashes in with a big contract. The guys also react to reports that the Giants were legitimately in the mix for Walker but came up short, continuing a trend of being aggressive without landing the big fish. Evan explains why that could still be a good sign for Giants fans, showing the front office is hunting for upgrades even if the deals have not closed yet. Plus, a debate about the running back market, what Walker's contract means for Breece Hall and the Jets, Tom Brady catching heat for reportedly blocking a Maxx Crosby trade to New England, and a conversation about quarterback options for the Jets as free agency continues to unfold.

Evan and Tiki explain why the Jets can afford to be patient and build around the draft, while the Giants have too many holes to sit back and wait. They break down the Giants' reported interest in Kenneth Walker, why it feels real, and what that would say about New York's plans for the running back room. The conversation also touches on Travis Kelce's uncertain future, the exploding wide receiver market, and why the Giants may need to overpay if they want real help at receiver. It is a smart opening stretch on how both franchises are attacking free agency and why the Giants may have far more pressure to act now.

Evan and Tiki welcome newly minted Hall of Famer Chris Carrino after the longtime voice of the Brooklyn Nets was named the recipient of the Curt Gowdy Electronic Media Award. Carrino shares the surreal moment he found out about the honor, reflects on some of his most iconic Nets calls, and talks about the passion that has fueled his career behind the mic in New York. The guys also revisit some unforgettable broadcast moments, including Carrino's legendary Nets calls and the behind-the-scenes teamwork that makes great radio special. Later, the conversation shifts back to the NFL as Jets quarterback rumors continue to swirl. Evan and Tiki react to reports involving Tua Tagovailoa and debate what direction the Jets should take at quarterback, whether it's a veteran stopgap or a bigger long-term swing. Fans weigh in as free agency news begins to break and the Jets' offseason plan starts to come into focus.

breaking NFL free agency news as the New York Giants finally make their move. After missing out on several targets earlier in the day, the Giants land former Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely on a multi-year deal, giving their offense a dynamic new weapon. Evan and Tiki react live to the signing and explain why Likely could be a perfect fit alongside Theo Johnson and young quarterback Jaxson Dart. The guys discuss how the move reflects the influence of the Giants' new coaching staff, why the team had been aggressively chasing players all afternoon, and whether this is the first of several moves coming for Big Blue.

With NFL legal tampering underway, the Giants enter a critical stretch of free agency with major holes still to fill. Evan and Tiki zero in on what Joe Schoen and the Giants front office need to attack first, from linebacker to cornerback to wide receiver, and why there is no shortage of urgency heading into one of the biggest days of the offseason. The guys break down the names tied to the Giants, the positions that matter most, and why this team cannot afford to sit back while the rest of the league gets aggressive. They also dive into what a smart Giants plan would actually look like, how many moves may be needed over the next 24 to 48 hours, and why this free agency period could go a long way in shaping the entire 2026 season. A huge day for Big Blue, with pressure mounting and plenty of roster questions still waiting to be answered.

The Jets kick off NFL free agency with a strong move, landing Minkah Fitzpatrick in a deal that feels like an instant win for a defense that badly needed help in the secondary. Evan and Tiki break down why Fitzpatrick is such a smart addition, what he brings to the Jets right away, and why this move shows New York is trying to win now. But even after the Minkah trade, the biggest issue remains the same: quarterback. With legal tampering underway, the conversation turns to the Jets' most important decision of the offseason. Is there any real path that makes sense? Why do names like Carson Wentz and Geno Smith feel like a disaster waiting to happen? Could a riskier swing like Kyler Murray, Malik Willis, or even Tua Tagovailoa give the Jets at least some hope?

Evan and Tiki are back to kick off the week on a busy Monday! The show is focused on all the breaking NFL news, including the Jets trade for Minkah Fitzpatrick, The Giants signing of Isaiah Likely and all the other big moves around the NFL. Evan also talks about his weekend with the Mets and Yankees in Florida, Rosie's "Cinco de Luncho" on the top NFL news breakers and much more is discussed!

NFL legal tampering is here, and the Jets wasted no time making a move by landing Minkah Fitzpatrick in a trade that feels like an early win. Evan and Tiki break down why adding the former All-Pro safety is a smart start for a team that badly needed help in the secondary, and why it signals the Jets are trying to win now, not punt on the season. From there, the conversation turns to the biggest question hanging over the franchise, quarterback. With names like Carson Wentz, Geno Smith, Tua Tagovailoa, Kyler Murray, and Malik Willis all part of the discussion, Evan and Tiki lay out which options offer real hope and which ones would feel like a disaster. They debate whether the Jets should chase upside, avoid stopgap mistakes, or try to find a short-term answer that keeps the team competitive while leaving the door open for the future. The hour also shifts to the Giants, with free agency needs front and center as Big Blue looks at linebacker, cornerback, and wide receiver help. With both New York teams facing major roster questions, this hour captures the pressure, excitement, and uncertainty of the start of NFL free agency.

Evan and Tiki open the hour by reacting to Juan Soto's candid comments about how much fun he's having with the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic, and why Mets fans should not be offended by it. They break down the difference between winning, vibes, and what Soto's comments really say about last season in Queens, while also diving into the electric atmosphere of the WBC and what makes international baseball so different. Then, newly crowned Hall of Famer Chris Carino joins the show after being named the recipient of the Curt Gowdy Electronic Media Award. Carino reflects on the surreal honor, shares the story of how he found out, revisits some of his most iconic Nets calls, and talks about the passion that has defined his career behind the mic. The hour wraps with more Jets quarterback debate as rumors continue to swirl around Tua Tagovailoa, Geno Smith, Kyler Murray, and the team's long-term plan. Evan and Tiki take calls on whether the Jets are building smartly, spinning their wheels, or setting up for a much bigger move down the line.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle discuss whether or not the Knicks have become a better team under Mike Brown vs. Tom Thibodeau. Plus, Craig and C-Mac react to comments from David Fizdale that the team was tanking during his tenure (20:43); Evan and Tiki on how the Knicks play against elite teams (40:02), and their reaction to the loss to the Thunder and the replay factor (55:42); Boomer & Gio react to the Thunder loss (1:13:534) and the Fizdale comments (1:22:48).

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle discuss whether or not the Knicks have become a better team under Mike Brown vs. Tom Thibodeau. Plus, Craig and C-Mac react to comments from David Fizdale that the team was tanking during his tenure (20:43); Evan and Tiki on how the Knicks play against elite teams (40:02), and their reaction to the loss to the Thunder and the replay factor (55:42); Boomer & Gio react to the Thunder loss (1:13:534) and the Fizdale comments (1:22:48).

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle discuss whether or not the Knicks have become a better team under Mike Brown vs. Tom Thibodeau. Plus, Craig and C-Mac react to comments from David Fizdale that the team was tanking during his tenure (20:43); Evan and Tiki on how the Knicks play against elite teams (40:02), and their reaction to the loss to the Thunder and the replay factor (55:42); Boomer & Gio react to the Thunder loss (1:13:534) and the Fizdale comments (1:22:48).

Mets fans are already dreaming big. With a deep roster, Juan Soto in the lineup, and dominant young arms like Nolan McClain generating buzz, the excitement for the upcoming season is real. Evan and Tiki discuss whether this Mets team truly has World Series potential and why the expectations feel different in the Steve Cohen era. Plus, the conversation goes all over the place with callers weighing in on everything from rebuilding Shea Stadium to the strange history of corporate stadium names. Should teams bring back iconic ballparks or just sell naming rights forever? Also in this segment: a quick debate about quarterbacks taking hits, the Jets' roster philosophy, and the new MLB rules surrounding first and third base coaches.

Is Derek Carr practically telling everyone he wants to be the New York Jets' next quarterback? Evan Roberts thinks the clues are impossible to ignore after another strange moment from Derek Carr and David Carr's show seemed to point directly at the Jets. Evan and Tiki break down whether Carr is seriously eyeing New York or just trolling a desperate fan base for attention. Plus, the debate continues over the Jets' quarterback future, whether Spencer Rattler or Tanner McKee are worth a shot, and why the Giants' running back situation is still far from settled despite Devin Singletary's contract restructure. From quarterback bingo to free agency wish lists, this hour is loaded with Jets and Giants offseason drama.

Evan and Tiki break down WFAN's craziest takes of the week in “Are You Kidding Me?” featuring Big Mac's Roger Clemens defense, Craig Carton's Joe Montana claim, Tommy Lugauer's Saquon Barkley argument, and Shaun Morash's Giants draft take. Plus, the guys react to Alex Rodriguez's White House appearance and Donald Trump's past comments about A-Rod.

Conor Green leads another edition of Cinco de Luncho, counting down the five worst types of people you encounter during March Madness. From people submitting multiple brackets to the guy claiming he still has a “perfect bracket,” Conor and the guys call out the biggest tournament frauds. The conversation also turns to college fan bandwagons, Syracuse basketball misery, and the absurd lengths people go to while filling out their brackets. Plus, Evan and Tiki react to rumors that Citi Field's naming rights could change and debate whether some stadium names should ever be touched.

The Giants' new offensive coordinator Matt Nagy is already making headlines after publicly praising rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart. Nagy highlights Dart's leadership, toughness, and “it factor,” even drawing comparisons to what he saw early in Patrick Mahomes' career. But there's also a warning. Nagy admits Dart takes too many unnecessary hits and will need to learn when to protect himself at the next level. Evan and Tiki break down what Nagy's comments reveal about the Giants' plan for their young quarterback and whether Dart can truly become the franchise leader New York has been searching for. Plus, the conversation expands into draft strategy, the value of smart quarterback play, and a few wild caller ideas about the Giants' future.

The quarterback conversation continues as Evan and Tiki react to a projection that the Jets could end up with Jacoby Brissett and Geno Smith in their QB room. Would a Geno reunion make any sense, or would it just bring back painful memories for Jets fans? They also revisit the Derek Carr speculation and debate whether his recent comments actually mean he wants to play in New York or if the Jets are reading too much into it. Plus, the guys pivot to baseball with Yankees spring training talk, Aaron Boone's live “damn it” reaction during a Ryan McMahon play, and why top prospect George Lombard is starting to turn heads in camp.

Evan and Tiki sort through the wildest WFAN opinions of the week in another edition of Are You Kidding Me? featuring Big Mac's Roger Clemens defense, Craig Carton's Joe Montana take, Tommy Lugauer's Saquon Barkley claim, and Shaun Morash's latest Giants draft opinion. The hour also veers into Evan's reaction to A-Rod's White House appearance and Donald Trump's past comments, a funny March Madness rant, and a debate over whether Citi Field should ever get a new name.

Evan and Tiki dig into a major Jets quarterback debate, starting with Evan's bold idea of taking on Tua Tagovailoa's massive contract if it means landing a valuable future first-round pick. Is it smart cap strategy or a terrible gamble? The guys break down whether the Jets should focus on winning now, building for the future, or trying to thread the needle. Plus, Evan explains why he thinks Derek Carr keeps signaling interest in the Jets, Tiki pushes back on the risks of another short-term quarterback plan, and the conversation expands to Giants free agency targets, Kenneth Walker talk, and other QB lottery tickets. A loaded football hour centered on big decisions for both the Jets and Giants.

Evan and Tiki dive into the latest Jets quarterback buzz and debate whether Derek Carr to New York is actually starting to feel inevitable. From Carr's hints to the possibility of the Jets choosing competence over chaos, the guys break down what makes the most sense and why Minnesota may still be the biggest threat if Carr truly wants to win. They also get into Daniel Jones' strange market, possible Vikings interest, and some truly wild QB possibilities involving Geno Smith, Zach Wilson, and even Tua. Plus, the conversation shifts to Yankees camp as Aaron Boone's live “damn it” moment steals the show, Ryan McMahon gets tested at shortstop, and George Lombard continues making noise in spring training.

John Hunt joins John Murray & Ian Dennis to talk about life as a racing commentator. How does he do it? What are the best commentary positions and quirks of the job? And can a flutter affect your game? Plus more unintended pub names and the Great Glossary of Football Commentary, and Mark Chapman's been listening to the pod! Messages, questions and voicenotes on WhatsApp to 08000 289 369 & emails to TCV@bbc.co.uk00:55 John Hunt fresh from the Winter Olympics, 09:05 FA Cup & Champions League commentaries, 14:45 Mark Chapman in mischievous mood… 20:15 Listening experiences on the radio… 25:15 John Hunt on how to do horse racing commentary, 36:25 Racing commentary positions & using binoculars, 42:00 Can a flutter affect your commentary? 48:00 Unintended pub names, 51:40 Great Glossary of Football Commentary.5 Live / BBC Sounds commentaries: Fri 2000 Wolves v Liverpool with Conor McNamara & Clinton Morrison, Sat 1230 England women v Iceland on Sports Extra with Vicki Sparks & Rachel Brown-Finnis, Sat 1700 Scotland v Luxembourg via BBC Radio Scotland on Sports Extra 3, Sat 1745 Wrexham v Chelsea with JOHN MURRAY & Chris Sutton on Sports Extra, Sat 2000 Newcastle v Man City with IAN DENNIS & Rachel Corsie, Sun 1200 Fulham v Southampton via BBC Radio London on Sports Extra 2, Sun 1300 Rangers v Celtic via BBC Radio Scotland on Sports Extra 3, Sun 1330 Port Vale v Sunderland with John Acres & Andy Reid, Sun 1630 Leeds v Norwich with Eilidh Barbour & Paul Robinson, Mon 1930 West Ham v Brentford with Vicki Sparks & Glenn Murray.Great Glossary of Football Commentary: DIVISION ONE Agricultural challenge, Back of the net, Back to square one, Booked, Bosman, Bullet header, Coupon buster, Cruyff Turn, Cultured/educated left foot, Dead-ball specialist, Draught excluder, Elastico/flip-flap, False nine, Fox in the box, Giving the goalkeeper the eyes, Grub hunter, Head tennis, Hibs it, In a good moment, In behind, Magic of the FA Cup, The Maradona, No-look pass, Off their line, Olimpico, Onion bag, Panenka, Park the bus, Perfect hat-trick, Put his cap on it, Rabona, Roy of the Rovers stuff, Schmeichel-style, Scorpion kick, Spursy, Stick it in the mixer, Sweeper keeper, Target man, Tiki-taka, Towering header, Trivela, Where the kookaburra sleeps, Where the owl sleeps, Where the spiders sleep. DIVISION TWO 2-0 can be a dangerous score, Back on the grass, Ball stays hit, Beaten all ends up, Blaze over the bar, Business end, Came down with snow on it, Catching practice, Camped in the opposition half, Cauldron atmosphere Coat is on a shoogly peg, Come back to haunt them, Corridor of uncertainty, Couldn't sort their feet out, Easy tap-in, Daisy-cutter, First cab off the rank, Giant-killing, Good leave, Good touch for a big man, Half-turn, Has that in his locker, High wide and not very handsome, Hospital pass, Howler, In the dugout, In the hat, In their pocket, Johnny on the spot, Leading the line, Leather a shot, Middle of the park, Needed no second invitation, Nice headache to have, Nutmeg, On their bike, One for the cameras, One for the purists, Played us off the park, Points to the spot, Prawn sandwich brigade, Purple patch, Put their laces through it, Queensbury rules, Reaches for their pocket, Rolls Royce, Root and branch review, Row Z, Screamer, Seats on the plane, Show across the bows, Slide-rule pass, Staving off relegation, Steal a march, Straight in the bread basket, Stramash, Taking one for the team, Telegraphed that pass, Tired legs, That's great… (football), Thunderous strike, Turns on a sixpence, Walk it in, We've got a cup tie on our hands.

With NFL free agency about to begin and the legal tampering period right around the corner, Evan and Tiki break out one of their favorite traditions: Quarterback Bingo. The guys predict landing spots for the most intriguing quarterbacks expected to hit the market, including Aaron Rodgers, Derek Carr, Kyler Murray, Russell Wilson, Kirk Cousins, Tua Tagovailoa, Anthony Richardson, Malik Willis, and Zach Wilson. Could Rodgers return to Pittsburgh? Could Derek Carr land with the Jets? Is Kyler Murray headed to Minnesota? The predictions get wild, and Shaun Morash even checks in from Disney's Tower of Terror to submit his own QB Bingo card. As the NFL quarterback carousel gets ready to spin, the guys try to guess where every major name will land before the chaos begins.

The Knicks fell just short against the Oklahoma City Thunder, but the biggest takeaway from the game had nothing to do with the final score. Instead, it was the chaos caused by NBA instant replay. Evan and Tiki break down the controversial “proximate foul” on Karl-Anthony Towns that flipped a key late moment in the game, the overturned OG Anunoby And-1, and the earlier no-call charge involving Shai Gilgeous-Alexander that had no way to be reviewed. The result? A system that can hyper-analyze some plays while completely ignoring others. The guys debate whether replay in the NBA has become more harmful than helpful, why the current challenge system feels inconsistent, and whether the league needs to rethink how officials are held accountable. Plus, they react to Mike Brown and Jalen Brunson's postgame comments, discuss foul merchants in today's NBA, and take calls from Knicks fans reacting to the controversial loss.

The Giants reportedly came very close to landing Pro Bowl corner Trent McDuffie before he was traded to the Rams, and that revelation says a lot about the direction of the franchise. Evan and Tiki discuss what the near-miss means for the Giants' approach this offseason and why it signals the team may be ready to swing big. Could the Giants be quietly working behind the scenes on a major trade? The conversation explores how aggressive the front office might get, whether the team is truly “big game hunting,” and if a shocking move like pursuing Maxx Crosby could actually be possible. The guys also break down the Giants' roster needs heading into free agency and why the team must add talent quickly at multiple positions. If the McDuffie pursuit is any indication, the Giants may be preparing to make a move that nobody sees coming.

Should the Giants upgrade their running back room? Evan and Tiki explain why adding a proven talent like Kenneth Walker would instantly make the team better and why concerns about the salary cap are wildly overblown. With the Giants currently spending almost nothing on the position, bringing in another back would barely impact their financial flexibility. The guys also dive into why some Giants fans are hesitant. Is it lingering Saquon Barkley PTSD, confusion about how the salary cap works, or simply being too attached to young players already on the roster? Ultimately, the argument is simple: if adding a player helps you win, the decision should be easy. Plus, a fun detour into basketball history as a caller recommends a documentary on the ABA and Dr. J, sparking a conversation about how the ABA changed the NBA, the iconic red-white-and-blue basketball, and painful memories of the Nets' 2003 NBA Finals loss.

Can the Giants win big without investing heavily at running back? Evan and Tiki tackle the debate after a caller argues the franchise has won Super Bowls with “average” backs like Brandon Jacobs and Ahmad Bradshaw. Tiki pushes back, explaining why the running back room as a whole mattered more than any individual star and how the 2007 championship team actually produced nearly the same rushing output as the year before. The discussion turns to the modern NFL running back market, why adding a player like Kenneth Walker wouldn't break the bank, and why fans often get too caught up in salary cap fears instead of focusing on improving the roster. Plus, an eye-opening stat about how rare it is for teams to win a Super Bowl with a first-round running back they drafted, a spirited debate about draft value, and whether the Jets should ever consider trading the No. 2 overall pick for a massive haul of first-round selections.

After a heated debate about instant replay in the NBA, Evan and Tiki open the phones to Knicks fans reacting to the controversial loss to the Thunder. While the replay system and officiating dominate the early conversation, callers point out something else: the Knicks played a bad game and still nearly beat one of the NBA's best teams. The guys discuss what the loss actually says about the Knicks' chances against elite teams, why fans feel more confident about this roster compared to last year, and how shooting variance continues to decide so many games. They also talk about Mitchell Robinson's potential impact, the difference playoff officiating could make, and why the Knicks still look capable of beating anyone. Plus, a surprising stat about NBA road attendance sparks a hilarious debate when Clyde Frazier claims the Nets are a major road draw. Evan and Tiki try to make sense of it, react to the Nets' current losing streak and tanking situation, and discuss the idea of coaches “donating their record” during rebuilds. The segment wraps with more calls, rule change ideas from listeners, and a bigger conversation about how the NBA can fix replay and officiating going forward.

Is Juan Soto really happier away from the Mets? Evan and Tiki shut down the latest Juan Soto “shuffle” controversy and explain why it has nothing to do with clubhouse vibes and everything to do with confidence at the plate. The guys break down Soto's MVP-level second half last season, why his famous shuffle actually increased as he got locked in, and why the narrative about him being unhappy in Queens simply doesn't add up. Plus, the conversation drifts around the NBA with thoughts on the surging Charlotte Hornets, rumors surrounding Giannis and the Knicks, and some entertaining calls from WFAN listeners.

The Knicks drop a tight one to the Thunder, and yes, Knicks fans can complain about missed shots, cold stretches, and all the usual stuff. But the real story is bigger than one loss: NBA instant replay is wrecking the flow and fairness of games. From the “proximate foul” on Karl-Anthony Towns during an out-of-bounds review to the overturned OG And-1, this game showcased how replay can “get it right” while still feeling completely wrong. Add in the no-call charge on SGA with foul trouble and it becomes the ultimate contradiction: some plays get microscope scrutiny, while other huge moments have no mechanism at all. The result is a sport that feels inconsistent, slowed down, and way too subjective. Is the fix fewer reviews, different rules, or ditching replay entirely? Evan and Tiki open the phones and go in on what last night exposed about the NBA.

FULL SHOW: Evan and Tiki discuss the Knicks loss to the Thunder and Mike Brown's comments on SGA, NFL QB Bingo, Jayson Tatum returns, Juan Soto's fake controversy, and more.

NFL free agency is basically a roulette wheel, so Evan and Tiki turn it into a game: Quarterback Bingo. They draft nine of the most intriguing QBs who could be available and predict where they land, including wild scenarios like Derek Carr to the Jets, Kyler Murray to the Vikings, and a bunch of backup-to-starter dominoes that could flip the whole league. Plus, a surprise check-in from Shaun Morash calling in from Disney's Tower of Terror to submit his own card, and the guys explain the scoring, the strategy, and why the boring names never make the board.

FULL SHOW: Evan and Tiki give their thoughts on if Kyler Murray is a good fit for the Jets, the Yankees edited a photo of Giancarlo Stanton wearing a Yankee hat, previewing the Knicks-OKC game, the Jets should sabotage the Colts, and much more.

As the New York Jets continue searching for their next quarterback, Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dive deeper into the debate between Kyler Murray and Kirk Cousins. Evan argues Murray represents the higher upside play. If the former No. 1 overall pick lands in the right situation with Garrett Wilson, Breece Hall, and a solid offensive line, the Jets could give him the perfect one-year prove-it opportunity to revive his career after the Arizona Cardinals move on. Tiki sees it differently. He believes Cousins fits offensive coordinator Frank Reich's system far better and gives the Jets a more stable path in the short term while they figure out the long-term quarterback position. The guys also revisit their original takes from December, debate whether Murray would actually want to come to New York, and open up the phone lines to Jets fans weighing in on which quarterback they prefer. Plus, a few callers throw out wild scenarios involving teams like the Minnesota Vikings and Pittsburgh Steelers, while Evan explains why chasing upside might be the only way for the Jets to finally solve their decades-long quarterback problem.

The Arizona Cardinals are expected to move on from Kyler Murray, and suddenly the quarterback market gets very interesting. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate whether the New York Jets should take a chance on the former No. 1 overall pick if he becomes available. Evan makes the case for chasing upside. Murray is still under 30, a multi-time Pro Bowler, and far more accomplished than most quarterbacks the Jets have rolled out in recent decades. If New York is looking for a big swing instead of a safe single, Murray could represent the kind of high-reward gamble that changes the franchise. Tiki pushes back, pointing to Murray's injury history, leadership style, and whether he would even be the right fit for new offensive coordinator Frank Reich. The conversation also explores Murray's limited landing spots around the league, why the Jets might actually be an appealing destination, and whether New York should prioritize upside or stability at the most important position.

Could Major League Baseball ever put a team in the Dominican Republic? Evan and Tiki react to the electric atmosphere from Team USA vs. the D.R. and debate whether baseball could ever expand internationally to a place that lives and breathes the sport. From stadium size and economic concerns to the massive Dominican fan base and jersey sales potential, the guys explore whether it's crazy… or actually genius. They also throw out another wild expansion idea closer to home: a third New York-area team in New Jersey near MetLife Stadium. Would Mets, Yankees, and Phillies fans pack the place? Plus, the new ball-strike challenge system in Spring Training is already producing fascinating numbers. The guys break down the early success rates, why the Yankees are challenging more than anyone, and why the Mets barely use it at all. And who should really be making those calls on the field? Expansion dreams, strike zone tech, and early Spring Training quirks all in one conversation. ⚾

The Yankees tried to post a wholesome throwback… and may have accidentally created a rivalry controversy. Evan and Tiki react to a Yankees social media post showing childhood photos of players like Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton. The problem? Internet sleuths quickly noticed something strange about Stanton's Little League photo. His hat looked edited and fans soon discovered why: the original image appears to show Stanton wearing a Mets hat, which the Yankees seemingly removed before posting. So why edit it at all? The guys debate whether the Yankees were trying to avoid trolling from Mets fans, protect their brand, or if this was just unnecessary “little brother” behavior from baseball's most powerful franchise. The conversation spirals into classic Yankees-Mets rivalry stories, including a legendary George Steinbrenner urban legend involving Andy Pettitte, Little League hats, and the Mets that may or may not have actually happened. Plus, they break down why something as small as a childhood photo can turn into a full-blown New York sports debate. A simple throwback post… or the pettiest Yankees move ever?

The quarterback carousel is spinning and the New York Jets may need to get creative. Evan and Tiki kick off the conversation by breaking down the rarely used transition tag and why it almost never applies to quarterbacks. In fact, the last QB to receive it was Jeff George back in 1996. That leads to a fascinating listener idea: what if the Jets made a massive offer to Daniel Jones not necessarily because they believe in him, but because it could damage the Indianapolis Colts? With the Jets holding Indy's future first-round pick, weakening the Colts could mean a much higher draft selection. The guys debate whether the Jets could realistically pull something like this off. Would the Colts match a big offer sheet? Would the Jets be willing to massively overpay Jones just for the strategic advantage? And is using free agency as a form of roster sabotage brilliant or completely ridiculous? It's a classic Jets dilemma: when there's no perfect quarterback plan, do you gamble big… or just hope the chaos works in your favor?

Breaking news hits live: the New York Jets place the franchise tag on Breece Hall. Evan and Tiki react to the move, explain why it was the obvious play, and debate whether a long term extension should still be the priority. The conversation shifts to the Jets quarterback philosophy. Do you swing for a lottery ticket and risk bottoming out again, or prioritize competence and stability to change the perception around the franchise? The guys argue whether incremental progress actually matters in the NFL. Plus, Aaron Judge faces criticism for his Team USA World Baseball Classic speech. Was it really that bad, or was he put in an impossible spot? Evan and Tiki give their honest reaction. They also tease a Paul Skenes comment that could rub fans the wrong way and preview a Knicks stat that proves this team feels very different from last season.

he clock is ticking on Breece Hall and the Jets have three options: long-term extension, transition tag, or the full franchise tag. Evan and Tiki break down why the franchise tag may be the safest move, why the transition tag could spark drama, and why letting him sniff free agency would be a mistake. Is Hall the best running back available right now? The guys compare him to draft prospects like Jeremiah Love and debate whether the Jets can afford to gamble on a rookie instead of locking up a proven 24-year-old weapon. Then it gets wild. The Jets quarterback room is about to be completely rebuilt. Evan unveils his QB Big Board and the predictions fly: Is Kirk Cousins really in play? Would Geno Smith circle back to New York? Could Derek Carr reunite with Aaron Glenn? Is Kenny Pickett the long-term backup play? From bold predictions to full-on chaos, Evan and Tiki each lock in their two veteran QB picks for 2026 and invite Jets fans to do the same. Plus: unearthed audio from Tiki's draft day and a vintage Evan Roberts sports update you have to hear to believe. Jets drama. QB roulette. Cap space chess. It's all here.

The Jets reportedly franchise tag Breece Hall, and the guys break down why New York chose the franchise tag over the transition tag, what it means for a long-term extension, and why they're convinced Breece will play. Then the conversation shifts to the World Baseball Classic, where Paul Skenes' “close second to military service” quote sparks a heated debate about tone, timing, and representing your country. They compare Skenes to Tarik Skubal's one-start plan and why fans hate the “mercenary” vibe, plus a caller currently in the military weighs in. Later, it's rapid-fire breaking news: a PED suspension report involving Jurickson Profar, and a stunner from the NFL world as the Seahawks are not expected to tag Kenneth Walker, potentially impacting the Giants' plans. The hour also features a spirited Giants discussion (including the “LOL Giants” argument), a wild trip into the WFAN archives with old Lakers-Rockets Game 7 stringer updates, and a Mets first base debate that has Brett Baty emerging as the surprising innings leader. Plus: East Coast vs West Coast fan culture, Dodger Stadium horror stories, and plenty of classic Evan and Tiki chaos along the way.

Evan and Tiki react to rumors the Giants have interest in Kenneth Walker and drafting Jeremiah Love at No. 5 is real strategy or total smoke. Tiki explains why judging John Harbaugh's entire plan off one roster rumor is shortsighted, while Evan argues Giants fans might be trapped in Saquon PTSD and need to see the bigger picture. Then the show turns to the Jets and the QB debate, before breaking news drops: the Jets place the franchise tag on Breece Hall, locking him in for 2026 while extension talks continue. Plus: Posted & Toasted returns, the guys weigh in on the criticism of Aaron Judge's Team USA WBC speech, and they tease a Paul Skenes comment that is about to rub a lot of people the wrong way, along with a Knicks stat that shows how different this year's team is.

It's Cinco de Luncho time, and this list goes global. With the NFL expanding internationally, the guys draft their Top 5 dream international destinations to host a game, and the debate gets wild. From St. Andrews in Scotland to Athens, Greece, Jasper National Park in Canada, the pyramids of Giza, and even Pompeii with Mount Vesuvius in the background, every pick sparks strong reactions. Tiki shuts down the Athens hype in a hurry, Venice catches a stray, and Iceland somehow enters the chat. It's scenic backdrops, golf trips disguised as football weekends, and pure lunchtime chaos as the NFL goes worldwide.

The Jets are at a crossroads with Breece Hall and Evan and Tiki lay out the three paths: contract extension, transition tag, or franchise tag. Which move keeps him happy? Which move guarantees he stays? And which move opens the door to unnecessary drama? The guys explain why the franchise tag might be the safest option, why the transition tag could backfire, and why letting Hall test the market would be playing with fire. Is he the best running back available right now, even compared to draft names like Jeremiah Love? And how much does his age and production matter when projecting the next four years? Then the conversation shifts to the quarterback room. The Jets are almost certainly adding multiple QBs. So who will they be?

With Breece Hall's situation still looming, the focus shifts fully to the Jets quarterback overhaul. Evan, Tiki and the crew lock in their official predictions for the two veteran quarterbacks the Jets will add before the draft. Is this about finding a true starter or building a bridge room like the Giants did last year? Tiki doubles down on Kirk Cousins as the cleanest fit and pairs him with Kenny Pickett as the long-term backup play. Evan sticks with Derek Carr as the 2026 starter and predicts a developmental swing with Will Levis. Rosie throws out a reunion with Geno Smith plus Marcus Mariota. They debate upside versus stability, whether Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey can afford another short-term fix, and how much cap space factors into the equation. Is this about winning now or building correctly for once? Then it's pure nostalgia. The guys unveil vintage audio of Tiki's draft night, including the original Mel Kiper breakdown of Tiki Barber coming out of Virginia. How accurate was the scouting report? What did they say about his size, speed and projection? And how different was draft coverage back then compared to today? Jets future. Giants history. Quarterback roulette. And a throwback moment you won't hear anywhere else.

Evan and Tiki break down the growing buzz around the Giants potentially upgrading the running back room, including interest in Kenneth Walker and the possibility of drafting Jeremiah Love at No. 5. Is this a real shift in philosophy under John Harbaugh, or just classic pre-draft smoke? Tiki pushes for patience and perspective, arguing fans cannot judge the entire hire off one rumor, while Evan wonders if Giants Nation is still reacting emotionally from the Saquon era. They debate Cam Skattebo, Tyrone Tracy, roster construction, and why taking a running back might actually make more sense than people want to admit.

Evan opens the segment in full vacation mode, laid out in 85-degree weather doomscrolling… and stumbles onto an absolutely wild story: Shia LaBeouf claiming Mike Piazza rejected him for an autograph around 90 times as a kid. The guys react to Piazza's “tough sign” reputation, debate athlete obligations to fans, and Tiki basically turns it into a master class on why he always signed for kids and almost never said no. Then Evan dares the audience to call in with a story of Tiki turning someone down, and of course it backfires immediately. Callers flood in with the opposite: Tiki waiting around to sign a jersey, taking photos, being gracious, and generally proving he's the anti-Piazza. And because it's Evan & Tiki, the segment goes completely off the rails when Evan's back pain becomes on-air content. In a moment that has to be seen on YouTube to believe, Tiki agrees to help Evan put on a giant BioFreeze patch… and Evan directs him to place it basically on his ass. It's uncomfortable, hilarious, very WFAN, and it ends with Tiki warning him not to touch his eyes or anything else afterward because of the menthol. The segment then pivots back toward football as a caller tries to talk Giants and problem-solve the Jets by comparing injury history and coaching, but the real headline is simple: Piazza gets roasted, Tiki gets praised, and Evan turns pain management into performance art.