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Evan & Tiki brings balance, brains and edge to New York sports talk. Evan Roberts’ fan-first intensity pairs with Tiki Barber’s perspective from inside the game to create debate that’s informed, passionate and rarely predictable. Whether it’s Giants and Jets analysis, Yankees and Mets arguments, or Knicks, Nets and league-wide storylines, the conversation goes deeper than hot takes. Throw in Shaun Morash, who stirs the pot with unfiltered opinions and the raw pulse of the fanbase, and you have Evan & Tiki, a show where New York sports get talked through — not talked over.

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  • October 16 · 13 min

    Aaron Glenn Needs a Signature Win Against the Patriots

    Evan Roberts refuses to let the Jets' miserable history against the Patriots crush his confidence! With David Bailey potentially facing a rookie left tackle, Evan sees a golden opportunity for the Jets defense to rattle Drake Maye and steal a massive road victory. But Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash aren't ready to trust the Jets offense, and Evan makes it clear that another close loss won't be good enough. Could beating New England completely change the conversation around Aaron Glenn and the Jets? Evan believes it would give the new regime its first signature victory, and the upcoming schedule could suddenly make things very interesting. The playoff talk even begins to creep in, with Evan revealing exactly what it would take for him to start dreaming about January football. Plus, Giants fans have their own reasons to panic ahead of the Saints game, including concerns about Abdul Carter's injury and the team's fumbling problems.

  • October 16 · 14 min

    Evan's Shocking Confidence in the Jets Against the Patriots

    Evan Roberts is feeling dangerously confident about the Jets heading into their showdown with the Patriots, and he's got the numbers to back it up! Evan believes Drake Maye and New England's offense have bullied bad defenses but consistently struggled against top-ranked units. With Aaron Glenn's Jets defense ranked fifth in the NFL and rookie David Bailey wreaking havoc, could the Jets finally pull off a statement win in Foxborough? Tiki Barber believes the Jets can keep this game close, but questions whether Frank Reich and Geno Smith can generate enough offense to finish the job. Evan also sounds off on the Jets' disastrous penalties and insists that simply competing with New England isn't good enough. The Jets need wins, not moral victories, and beating the Patriots could be the turning point this franchise desperately needs.

  • October 16 · 44 min

    Full Show: Green Bay's sigh of relief, Cowboys defensive woes, Josh Allen praise & more!

    From 'Stinkin' Truth Podcast' (Subscribe Here): Mark Schlereth and Mike Evans talk about how the Packers can breathe a sigh of relief after their big win against the Bears last week - but what's next? Then they have a conversation about about Dallas' defense and what needs to be fixed. Finally, they have a conversation about just how special of season Josh Allen is having. They end the podcast with #QuestionMark.

  • October 15 · 48 min

    Rating the Bullpen & Managers | 'Rico Brogna'

    Let's see where your favorite Met Bullpen Arms rate after the 2026 season. P.S. T-Shirts are back on sale if you want to buy one.... or two! https://breakingt.com/products/the-rico Email TheRicoB@gmail.com

  • October 15 · 41 min

    Hour 1: David Stearns' Brewers Success Exposes the Mets' Failure

    David Stearns built the foundation of a Brewers team on the verge of the World Series, while his Mets are watching from home after a disastrous season. Should Mets fans be humiliated by Milwaukee's success, or should Stearns be the one feeling embarrassed? Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate whether Stearns deserves credit for the Brewers' remarkable run or criticism for failing to deliver similar results in New York. Shaun Morash weighs in on how the Mets dismantled a team that was competing with the Dodgers just two years ago. Plus, the Brewers' 3-0 NLCS lead brings back painful memories of the Yankees' historic 2004 collapse against the Red Sox. Derek Jeter's comments spark a debate about whether the Dodgers could pull off the impossible comeback, while former Yankee Jake Bauers' stunning resurgence raises even more questions about New York's roster decisions.

  • October 15 · 38 min

    Hour 2: Giants Risk Ruining Jameis Winston With McCarthy Gimmicks

    The Giants are reportedly planning to expand J.J. McCarthy's role, and Shaun Morash is furious! With Jameis Winston finding his rhythm, why would the Giants risk disrupting their offense with more quarterback gimmicks? Shaun Morash is in for Evan Roberts alongside Tiki Barber, who believes John Harbaugh could be playing mind games with the Saints by leaking misleading information. Plus, Winston delivers a hilarious and heartfelt explanation of the "Jameis Winston Experience." Meanwhile, MLB's looming labor battle sparks a heated debate over salary caps, competitive balance, and whether anyone actually wants to watch a small-market World Series. Carlos Mendoza lands with the Phillies, Brian Cashman's silence continues, and a surprising political rumor involving Yankees president Randy Levine raises questions about a potential front-office shakeup in the Bronx.

  • October 15 · 44 min

    Hour 3: Giants Are Winning, But Tiki Sees Major Problems

    The Giants are winning games, but are they actually as good as their record suggests? Tiki Barber isn't convinced, pointing to an inconsistent running game, a defense still missing Dexter Lawrence's interior pressure, and a team relying too heavily on individual heroics. Evan Roberts questions whether the Giants are actually better off after trading Lawrence, while the guys debate whether the struggling Eagles could still steal the NFC East despite their offensive line turmoil. Plus, Jaxson Dart's growing national celebrity sparks a debate about what makes a New York quarterback a star, and a caller floats a stunning Yankees managerial candidate to replace Aaron Boone. The brand-new Fan Answering Machine delivers hilarious messages, while Evan reveals his least-watched World Series and makes an embarrassing discovery about his Red Sox hatred!

  • October 15 · 43 min

    Hour 4: Jalen Hurts Out with Blood Clot & Justin Herbert Trade Speculation

    Jalen Hurts will miss Sunday's matchup against the Panthers due to a superficial blood clot, a scary medical situation discovered after the team returned from London. They also investigate the feasibility of a Justin Herbert trade amidst the Chargers' struggles and debate whether Jose Ramirez is a lock for the Hall of Fame. Additionally, the conversation covers the Knicks' final roster moves and the impact of the NBA's second apron. (00:01:50) Dodgers Dynasty Debate (00:04:50) Jalen Hurts Injury News (00:09:31) Pop-A-Shot Records (00:15:55) Red Sox Audio Uncovered (00:19:39) Justin Herbert Trade Rumors (00:28:25) Knicks Roster & Cap (00:36:45) Broncos vs Seahawks Picks (00:43:53) Jose Ramirez Hall Debate

  • October 15 · 12 min

    Jalen Hurts' Scary Blood Clot Rocks the Eagles

    The Eagles have been dealt a frightening blow as Jalen Hurts is ruled out against the Panthers after doctors discovered movement in a blood clot in his calf. With Philadelphia already struggling at 2-3, the guys react to the scary medical situation, question the potential impact of the team's London trip, and wonder how Tanner McKee can keep the Eagles' season afloat. Meanwhile, a confident Jets fan insists New York has more talent than the Patriots, sparking a debate about coaching, roster advantages, and Sunday's matchup. Plus, Tiki Barber makes the case for getting Tyrone Tracy more touches in the Giants' offense, and Shaun Morash gets exposed by an old recording of his outrageous take on the 2018 Red Sox!

  • October 15 · 10 min

    Shaun's Red Sox Blunder Leaves Everyone Stunned

    Shaun Morash has somehow erased an entire Red Sox World Series championship from his memory! While ranking the five World Series he's watched the least, Shaun makes the hilarious discovery that Boston won it all in 2018, a championship he completely forgot existed. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber can't believe the admission as the guys revisit baseball's most forgettable World Series.

  • October 15 · 9 min

    Eagles in Turmoil, But Giants Fans Shouldn't Celebrate Yet

    The Eagles are unraveling, but Evan Roberts isn't ready to bury Philadelphia just yet! With Cam Jurgens traded, Lane Johnson retired, and Landon Dickerson publicly questioning his future, the Eagles are facing serious turmoil. Yet Evan believes their favorable upcoming schedule could put them right back in control of the NFC East. Tiki Barber isn't sold on the Giants as legitimate contenders either, pointing to their weak competition and inability to consistently dominate opponents.

  • October 15 · 24 min

    Giants Still Haven't Fixed Their Biggest Offensive Weakness

    The Giants may be winning, but the loss of Dexter Lawrence is still haunting their defense! Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate whether trading their star defensive tackle was the right move, why the pass rush hasn't been the same, and whether the Giants are actually a better team without him. Tiki also exposes a major issue with the Giants' running game.

  • October 15 · 8 min

    Yankees Could Face a Stunning Front Office Shakeup

    Could the Yankees be headed for a massive front office shakeup? A surprising political rumor has Yankees president Randy Levine being floated as a potential White House chief of staff, and Evan Roberts wonders what that could mean for the organization. Could Levine's departure open the door for Brian Cashman to move into the president's role and allow the Yankees to hire a new general manager? The speculation creates an intriguing possibility as Cashman's silence continues.

  • October 15 · 16 min

    Giants Risk Destroying Jameis Winston's Offensive Rhythm

    The Giants are reportedly planning to expand J.J. McCarthy's package, and Shaun Morash has had enough! With Jameis Winston building momentum, Shaun blasts the idea of disrupting drives just to get McCarthy a handful of snaps. Evan sees another possibility: John Harbaugh could be deliberately leaking misleading information to force the Saints to prepare for something that isn't coming. Is this smart gamesmanship or another unnecessary quarterback distraction?

  • October 15 · 13 min

    MLB's Salary Cap Fight Sparks a Heated Debate

    MLB's looming labor war has Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash debating whether a salary cap would actually save baseball or create even bigger problems. With the Brewers potentially facing the Rays in the World Series, Evan questions whether competitive balance really matters if casual fans refuse to watch. Tiki argues that baseball's real problem isn't player salaries but the league's failure to maximize shared television revenue, while Shaun believes giving smaller markets a legitimate championship shot could transform the sport.

  • October 15 · 14 min

    David Stearns Built a Powerhouse, Just Not the Mets

    David Stearns built the foundation of a Brewers powerhouse, but Evan Roberts has a message for Mets fans celebrating his former team's success: none of it matters until he wins in Queens. With Milwaukee on the verge of the World Series, Evan and Tiki Barber debate whether Stearns' success with a small-market team can translate to Steve Cohen's big-spending Mets. Meanwhile, former Yankee Jake Bauers has gone from a forgettable journeyman to a postseason hero, raising serious questions about talent evaluation and whether his breakout is sustainable. Plus, Francisco Lindor's vasectomy announcement leads to an unexpected and hilarious conversation about fatherhood, family planning, and why Shaun Morash refuses to follow Lindor's lead.

  • October 15 · 15 min

    Yankees' 2004 Collapse Still Haunts Derek Jeter

    The Yankees' historic 2004 collapse against the Red Sox is back in the spotlight as the Brewers take a commanding 3-0 NLCS lead over the Dodgers. Derek Jeter admits the pain of blowing that series never completely disappears, while Shaun Morash reveals why he's suddenly rooting for Los Angeles to pull off the impossible comeback. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate whether another team overcoming a 3-0 deficit could ever erase the Yankees' humiliation. Meanwhile, Mets fans are divided over David Stearns' role in Milwaukee's success. Some see the Brewers' dominance as another indictment of the Mets' front office, while others believe it proves Stearns can eventually build a winner in Queens. Evan pushes back on both extremes, insisting Stearns' impressive Milwaukee résumé means nothing unless he delivers results in New York.

  • October 15 · 12 min

    David Stearns Dismantled a Mets Team Built to Contend

    David Stearns built the Brewers into a powerhouse, and now they're on the verge of the World Series while the Mets are sitting at home after a disastrous season. Should Mets fans be humiliated watching Milwaukee thrive without him? Evan Roberts refuses to see it that way, arguing that Stearns' success with the Brewers means nothing unless he can deliver in New York. Tiki Barber questions whether Stearns should be the one feeling embarrassed. Shaun Morash points to an even bigger frustration: the Mets were battling the Dodgers in the NLCS just two years ago, only for Stearns to dismantle that core without adequately replacing it. Meanwhile, Milwaukee is dominating the very team New York couldn't beat. The conversation turns to the Yankees' own missed opportunities, the Brewers' surprising dominance, and why New York baseball fans should be angry with their front offices rather than embarrassed by Milwaukee's success.

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