Evan & Tiki

Shaun, Tiki and Rosie are back on Monday morning! Shaun and Tiki talk about the Mets & Yankees opposite first half performances, who will be the best 31 in the history of NY baseball, the Giants holding training camp in West Virginia, Rosie does a Cinco de Luncho on best All-Star Skills Contests and much more!

The Mets have reached the point where every mistake feels like a summary of their season. Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber break down another painful collapse, Francisco Lindor’s costly error, Devin Williams’ struggles, and why Luke Weaver may be the most important bullpen decision coming out of the All Star break. They also examine the Yankees’ four game winning streak, the urgency of getting Aaron Judge back, and whether a deeper lineup and reordered bullpen can carry New York into October. Plus, Tiki weighs in on Geno Smith and the Jets as the show searches for optimism during a frustr...

Shaun Morash fills in for Evan Roberts alongside Tiki Barber for an All Star break hour packed with Yankees debates, trade ideas, and plenty of strong opinions. The conversation starts with Cam Schlittler choosing not to pitch in the All Star Game and what that decision says about his confidence, priorities, and importance to the Yankees. Shaun and Tiki also debate whether Schlittler could someday surpass Mike Piazza as the greatest number 31 in New York baseball history. They weigh blockbuster trade targets, Jazz Chisholm’s chances of reaching 50 stolen bases, questionable All Star selections, and the moves that could give th...

Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber react to Team USA’s disappointing World Cup exit and explain why American interest in soccer is stronger than many people realize. They break down the semifinal matchups, debate which contenders are most vulnerable, and discuss why France may be the most exciting team left. The conversation also turns to the Giants taking training camp to West Virginia, with Tiki sharing memories of Albany and the bonds created by getting away as a team. Plus, Shaun discusses his trip to interview Will Ferrell, the crew considers a European soccer inspired format for baseball, and the be...

Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash discuss the evolution of the Home Run Derby rules and Ben Rice's participation in the event. They analyze the move away from a timed format and review Jeff Passan's skeptical outlook on the changes. The conversation also addresses roster changes for the Giants and Ravens, alongside injury concerns for rookie Malik Nabers. 01:50 - Home Run Derby Rule Changes 07:20 - Jeff Passan Rule Critique 11:00 - Giants And Ravens Roster Talk 16:00 - Malik Nabers Injury Update 22:15 - Ben Rice Derby Prep 25:40 - Tiki's Hawaii Pro Bowl 33:35 - Yellowstone Bison Viral Video

Ben Rice has Shaun Morash excited about the Home Run Derby again, thanks to a revamped format and the chance to share the event with his daughter. Shaun and Tiki Barber debate whether fewer swings and a more relaxed pace can restore the fun and showcase the pure power that made the competition special. The conversation then turns to the Giants, including Evan Neal’s possible move to guard and the bigger, more physical identity forming across the roster. Shaun and Tiki also examine the uncertainty surrounding Malik Nabers’ recovery, why fans should manage their expectations for the season opener, and...

Paul Rosenberg takes over for Cinco de Luncho with his ranking of the best skills competitions across major sports. Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber weigh in as the NBA dunk contest, three point contest, NHL hardest shot, and fastest skater events all battle for a spot near the top. The Home Run Derby claims first place thanks to its unforgettable moments and pure power, but the crew makes a strong case for hockey’s accuracy challenge. They also debate why star participation matters and which competitions deliver the best mix of skill, speed, and entertainment.

Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber welcome their World Cup insider to break down the semifinal matchups and assess which contenders are carrying the most momentum. Argentina has survived without looking dominant, while England’s defensive discipline could make their matchup far tighter than expected. The conversation also examines whether Spain can slow down France’s explosive attack and why injuries, midfield decisions, and defensive form could shape the result. France earns the edge, but both semifinals offer enough uncertainty to make a heavyweight final far from guaranteed.

Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber react to Team USA’s disappointing World Cup exit and the massive audience that gathered to watch it. Shaun shares his experience following the game from a crowded airport and explains why American interest in soccer is much stronger than many people believe. Shaun also reveals what he learned while interviewing Will Ferrell about his new golf comedy before the conversation shifts to Giants training camp in West Virginia. Tiki reflects on his years in Albany, the connections players formed with fans, and why getting away from the team facility can create a completely different at...

The rare quiet stretch of the sports calendar leaves plenty of room for Yankees fans to dream big. With injuries creating uncertainty around the lineup, callers propose bold moves that could reshape the team for the postseason. The conversation covers a massive Mike Trout gamble, possible deals for Joe Ryan and Luis Arraez, and whether moving Jazz Chisholm would be a major mistake. The crew also spotlights fast rising Yankees relief prospect Ben Grable, debates what makes a player the greatest to wear a jersey number, and shares a few unforgettable caller moments.

Shaun Morash introduces a big All Star break debate with an ambitious question: Could Cam Schlittler eventually surpass Mike Piazza as the greatest number 31 in New York baseball history? Tiki Barber pushes back on comparing a rising Yankees ace to a Hall of Famer whose Mets legacy includes one of the franchise’s most iconic moments. The conversation explores what Schlittler would need to accomplish to make the argument legitimate, including becoming a longtime ace and helping the Yankees win a World Series. Shaun and Tiki also discuss Evan Roberts refusing to disconnect while on vacation and why projecting the fu...

Cam Schlittler is skipping his chance to pitch in the All Star Game, but his decision could reveal exactly why the Yankees believe he is built for something bigger. Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber debate whether protecting the young ace is the smart move and what his confidence says about his future. The conversation also turns to whether the Yankees should plan ahead for a possible Dodgers matchup, which star could put them over the top at the trade deadline, and whether Jazz Chisholm can reach his ambitious stolen base goal. Shaun and Tiki also examine All Star snubs, popularity...

Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber search for signs of hope across New York sports, from Zack Thornton’s encouraging outing for the Mets to Geno Smith’s potential fit with the Jets. They also debate whether Lindor can reclaim his leadership role by confronting his own struggles and demanding more from a team that has lost its way. The Yankees remain a major concern as Aaron Judge works toward a return and the lineup tries to manufacture runs without him. Shaun and Tiki examine the limits of small ball, the need to punish weak pitching, and whether stronger starting pitching and...

The Mets enter the break buried in frustration after another costly mistake from Francisco Lindor and another late collapse from Devin Williams. Shaun Morash and Tiki Barber debate whether Luke Weaver should immediately become the closer, whether he should be traded, and which young players offer any real hope for the future. The Yankees provide a more encouraging story after four straight wins and a weekend filled with late comebacks. Shaun and Tiki discuss whether the lineup is learning to survive without Aaron Judge, why the offense still feels incomplete, and how the tightening race with the Rays and Red...

Jalen Brunson played through the Finals with a wrist injury that required surgery, and Chris McMonigle raves about how the Knicks MVP is the toughest star we have in this city. Jerry Recco wonders how the Mavericks possibly let this tough superstar get away. Plus, Evan and Tiki react to the Knicks signing Andre Drummond to replace Mitchell Robinson, while C-Mac gives his take on Robinson's long-winded social media message explaining his mysterious hand injury suffered just before the NBA Finals.

Boomer Esiason got the attention of Mets fans when he declared that the team needs to trade Francisco Lindor before the deadline. That led to Evan and Tiki debating if trading Lindor would really make sense for the Mets, and if it is even possible. Plus, reactions to Mike Francesa claiming that a Lindor/Juan Soto feud was sparked by the lack of a welcome message after Soto signed, and Boomer and Jerry believe there has to be more to the team's decision to let Pete Alonso walk.

Brian Cashman gave a discouraging update on Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton, leading Chris McMonigle to wonder if Stanton will return at all this season. Plus, Evan Roberts wonders if it is far to worry that Judge won't be back this season either. Evan also says the Yankees need to trade for Tarik Skubal, while C-Mac declares that the Yanks need to cut ties with Anthony Volpe.

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The Yankees finally broke out offensively, but the uncertainty surrounding Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton has created a much bigger concern. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate whether Judge can return as the same dominant player and what his absence means for the Yankees’ chances in the American League East. They also examine how the Yankees should approach the trade deadline, why replacing Judge will require more than one move, and whether the current roster can produce enough offense to stay afloat. Plus, they react to Judge mocking Drew Rasmussen, Ryan McMahon’s game changing at bat, and the argument that...

The Yankees survived their series with the Rays, but major questions remain about whether the roster is built for a championship run. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber examine the urgent need for a catcher, debate a potential gamble on Corey Seager and consider how Brian Cashman should approach the trade deadline. The conversation also turns to the challenge of replacing a successful general manager, the chaos surrounding foul balls at baseball games and the value of sports memorabilia. Tiki also reflects on whether the Giants still would have won Super Bowl XLII had he remained with the team.

Evan, Tiki and Rosie are on WFAN Friday morning from 10AM-2PM! The boys discuss Brian Cashman's comments on Aaron Judge, fighting over foul balls, Tiki's retirement, Rosie goes to Disney, Idiots with Idioms and much more!

The Mets are buried in the standings, but what would it actually take for anyone to believe again? Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber calculate the massive winning streak needed to revive their season, explain why the team must still sell at the trade deadline, and debate whether struggling pitchers such as Kodai Senga deserve any more opportunities. The conversation also turns to the Yankees and why they need dependable upgrades rather than another superstar. Plus, Tiki reflects on choosing retirement before the Giants won a championship, Don Mattingly’s future in Philadelphia comes into focus, and Paul Rosenberg reveals why Di...

Tiki Barber and Evan Roberts discuss Mitchell Robinson’s controversial social media interactions with Boston Celtics fans and former teammate Josh Hart. They explore the NBA's experimental free throw rules in the Summer League and investigate whether a Michael Kay rant cursed the New York Yankees. The conversation also covers the volatility of MLB relievers and Terrion Arnold’s recent arrest. 01:50 - Robinson Social Media Feud 06:10 - UFO Pentagon Files Debate 10:25 - New York Sports Overreactions 16:02 - NBA Trade And Rules 23:15 - NFL Legal Issues Discussion 26:32 - Idiots With Idioms Segment 31:22 - Yankees Championship Feel Debate 37:04 - Cashman And Volpe Anal

We dive right into the bizarre social media drama surrounding Mitchell Robinson, who is now a member of the Boston Celtics and is actively talking trash to both his new fan base and former Knicks teammates like Josh Hart. We debate whether his online antics are just tongue-in-cheek banter or a sign of real bitterness over the Knicks choosing to pay other players instead of him. After a wild detour into newly released UFO files, analyzing why an advanced alien species wouldn't bother invading Earth and debating the existence of wormholes, we hit the phones to tackle the state of...

Paul Rosenberg returns from Disney World with five hard earned lessons from his Florida road trip with the lady friend. He explains why ponchos feel like a scam, why Disney transportation deserves praise, and why Lightning Lane access can feel essential after spending so much just to enter the parks. The biggest takeaway is that Disney delivers an unforgettable experience, but it is anything but relaxing. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber then turn the spotlight on Paul and the lady friend, pressing him about a possible proposal, future wedding plans, and which coworkers might actually make the guest list.

The Knicks are champions, but the reality still feels strange for some New York fans. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber discuss why the title feels both unforgettable and oddly difficult to process, especially after such a dominant postseason run. The conversation then returns to the Mets as callers debate roster roles, the damage caused by Kodai Senga’s struggles, and whether the team can build any consistency with an unstable rotation. Tiki also explains how he became a Liverpool supporter, while Evan makes the case for carrying a third catcher based on the Mets’ current roster construction.

The Mets are far outside the playoff picture, but what would it take to make their season interesting again? Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down the winning streak, record, and pitching turnaround required to create even a hint of belief before the trade deadline. They also explain why the Mets still need to sell, why the Yankees should target dependable upgrades instead of chasing a superstar, and how fewer impact players are reaching free agency. Plus, Tiki reflects on choosing retirement before the Giants won a championship, while Don Mattingly’s surprising success and uncertain future with Philadelphia spark a...

A grown man with a glove, an angry email from a ticket holder, and a battle over a baseball spark a hilarious debate about fan behavior. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber ask why ordinary foul balls can turn people into ruthless competitors and whether any souvenir is worth ruining someone else’s experience. Evan also uncovers a foul ball from Todd Zeile’s final major league game, while Tiki reflects on memorabilia, retirement, and whether the Giants still would have won Super Bowl XLII had he remained on the team. The conversation explores what sports keepsakes really mean and why the...

The Yankees appear ready to make catcher their top priority at the trade deadline, but the available options could force Brian Cashman to get creative. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber discuss possible targets, the need for bullpen help and whether a risky move for Corey Seager could transform the lineup. They also assess what the Yankees accomplished by splitting with the Rays and whether one offensive outburst is enough to inspire confidence. As criticism of Cashman intensifies, the conversation turns to his deadline record and the difficult question of when consistent regular season success is no longer enough.

A caller challenges the idea that Giancarlo Stanton is merely a luxury for the Yankees, arguing that his power and leadership become even more valuable when Aaron Judge is unavailable. That conversation quickly expands into a larger debate about whether wealthy teams should be expected to win simply because they can spend more. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber examine what the Mets struggles reveal about roster building, why Brian Cashman may deserve more credit, and how high expectations shape the way Yankees fans judge success. They also settle their disagreement over the Yankees turning point and revisit the Ryan McMahon...

Aaron Judge’s playful bullpen gesture after Drew Rasmussen was removed leads Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber into a debate over whether the moment was harmless fun or strangely out of character. They examine why the reaction might feel different depending on which player made the gesture and whether Judge was simply trying to loosen up a tense Yankees dugout. The conversation also turns to leadership, personality, and the pressure surrounding a struggling team. Plus, a caller offers Evan a mysterious Jets collectible, prompting a passionate defense of Mo Lewis and a discussion about how one famous play unfairly overshadowed th...

Aaron Judge’s uncertain recovery has changed the outlook for the Yankees. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber examine why Brian Cashman’s latest comments are so concerning, whether Judge can return as the same dominant hitter, and how Giancarlo Stanton’s injury adds even more pressure to a struggling offense. They debate how the Yankees should approach the trade deadline when no single player can replace Judge’s production. The conversation also explores which current hitters must improve, how Judge could still provide lineup protection if he returns at less than full strength, and why Ryan McMahon’s long at bat may ha...

The Yankees offense has reached a historic low, but finding a solution is far more complicated than identifying the problem. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate whether Cody Bellinger deserves the most blame, how much Aaron Judge’s absence has damaged the lineup and whether Aaron Boone can do anything to create urgency before the season slips away. The guys pull a new Yankees lineup out of a hat, examine Paul Goldschmidt’s decline and weigh the latest Anthony Volpe controversy. They also enter the Mets alternate universe, revisiting the decisions involving Zack Wheeler, Pete Alonso and Brandon Nimmo, while reje...

The Yankees cannot score, the strikeouts keep piling up, and there is no obvious solution in sight. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber examine why the offense has collapsed and whether the team is missing the urgency needed to break out of its prolonged slump. Cody Bellinger receives much of the blame as his numbers continue to tumble, while Aaron Judge’s absence raises questions about lineup protection. With trades unlikely to provide a miracle cure, Evan turns to an unconventional strategy by pulling a brand new Yankees lineup out of a hat.

The Yankees face a pivotal game against Tampa Bay with Cody Bellinger at first base, Paul Goldschmidt on the bench, and their division hopes beginning to tighten. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate the lineup, the bullpen plan, and whether Brian Cashman deserves more credit for keeping the franchise competitive without delivering another championship. The Anthony Volpe controversy takes center stage as Michael Kay walks back a report that Volpe resisted playing second base while Joel Sherman appears to support the original claim. The conversation also covers Francisco Lindor’s lack of hustle, excitement around the young Nets, the Jets’ defi...

The Yankees keep falling into the same prolonged summer slumps, leaving Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber searching for an explanation. Is Aaron Boone failing to provide the right leadership, has Brian Cashman’s approach grown stale, or is the lineup simply too dependent on Aaron Judge? The conversation also turns to the Mets and their long term roster puzzle. Evan predicts Juan Soto will eventually move to first base, while the guys assess the decision to let Pete Alonso leave, Francisco Lindor’s troubling mental mistakes, and whether the Mets can build around their promising young outfielders.

The Anthony Volpe controversy deepens as Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber compare Michael Kay’s retracted claim with a similar report from Joel Sherman. They debate whether Volpe resisted playing second base, whether the story was twisted by semantics, and why versatility could determine his future with the Yankees. The conversation also covers Brett Baty’s value as a multiposition player, the Jets’ modest version of the promised land, and Evan’s scorekeeping vindication after a Mets error was corrected. Plus, the hosts discuss a frustrating flat tire ordeal, possible catcher trades involving the Yankees, and Jordan Clarkson’s return to the Kni

The Yankees enter a crucial matchup with Tampa Bay facing lineup changes, a bullpen game, and the possibility of losing a valuable season tiebreaker. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber examine Cody Bellinger’s move to first base, Paul Goldschmidt’s struggles, and how one result could dramatically alter the race for the American League East. The conversation expands into a spirited debate over Brian Cashman’s legacy, growing excitement around the young Brooklyn Nets, and what meaningful progress would actually look like for the Jets. Evan also questions whether Geno Smith will remain the starter for most of the season as the...

The Yankees remain stuck in an offensive collapse, leaving Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber to debate whether Aaron Boone should make a drastic lineup change, whether Cody Bellinger can recover, and why selling at the deadline would still be a mistake in a vulnerable American League. The conversation also turns to the Mets and the painful alternate realities surrounding their lost season. From the failed Luis Robert Jr. gamble and Francisco Lindor trade speculation to the lasting regret of letting Zack Wheeler leave for Philadelphia, the frustration surrounding both New York teams continues to grow.

The Yankees offense has reached a new low, with strikeouts piling up, scoring opportunities disappearing, and no obvious solution available. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate whether the problem is strategy, mentality, fatigue, or simply a lineup full of players who need to perform better. Cody Bellinger takes center stage as his dramatic slump raises questions about Aaron Judge’s impact on the entire lineup. With trades unlikely to provide an instant cure, Evan embraces an unconventional idea and pulls a completely new Yankees batting order out of a hat.