Evan & Tiki

Evan shares one of the strangest encounters he has ever had at Mets spring training. While sitting along the left field line in Port St. Lucie, Evan suddenly finds himself face to face with former Mets owner Fred Wilpon… and the interaction takes a bizarre turn involving a half-eaten sandwich.

Evan and Tiki break down the awkward moment, debate whether Wilpon actually knew who Evan was, and try to figure out if the whole thing was a joke, a prank, or just an old-school rich guy sense of humor.

Plus, more Mets spring training observations, the return of ballpark staples like Mr. Softee, and why nothing beats the first ice cream of the baseball season at Citi Field.

It’s time for another edition of Posted & Toasted, where old tweets resurface and the takes do not always age well. Evan and Tiki dig through the timeline to see which WFAN personalities fired off some unforgettable posts over the years.

From harsh criticism of Geno Smith that immediately aged terribly, to bold quarterback predictions about Deshaun Watson, Jared Goff, and Carson Wentz, the guys revisit the tweets and try to remember what they were thinking at the time.

Plus, Sean Morash gets caught owning one of the takes, Craig Carton enters the mix with a wild tweet of his own, and Evan reveals the story behind one tweet that blew up in his face the very same day.

Classic WFAN fun as the guys roast each other’s old posts and prove the internet never forgets.

Jets fans got tough news when Alijah Vera-Tucker left for the New England Patriots, and Evan explains why this one hurts. After years of injuries and frustration, Vera-Tucker finally moves on from the New York Jets, but seeing him land with a division rival makes it even worse.

Evan and Tiki break down why the breakup may have been inevitable, whether the Jets did enough to try to keep him, and why the fear now is that Vera-Tucker finally stays healthy and thrives somewhere else.

Plus, the conversation expands to the Jets’ offensive line outlook, the shrinking quarterback market, and why Jets fans are bracing themselves for whatever comes next in free agency.

A huge milestone at WFAN. Boomer Esiason has officially surpassed Don Imus to become the longest-tenured morning show host in the station’s history. Evan and Tiki react to the incredible run, reflect on Imus’ impact on the station, and discuss what this milestone means in WFAN history.

Plus, the conversation quickly turns to the chaos of NFL free agency, the Jets’ ongoing quarterback search, and Evan revisiting his very enthusiastic reaction to last year’s Justin Fields news.

A mix of WFAN history, radio legends, and classic New York sports talk. 🎙️

Evan and Tiki take calls from Giants fans reacting to the first wave of NFL free agency and shift the conversation to the NFL Draft. Should the Giants stay at No. 5, trade back, or target a different position entirely? The debate heats up over team needs, draft value, and why some fans still have PTSD from past top-five picks.

The discussion also touches on potential wide receiver options, whether the Giants should prioritize offense or defense in the draft, and which teams could shake up the top of the board. Plus, the guys react to the Jets losing kicker Nick Folk, why special teams can quietly decide games, and pivot to the Knicks after another frustrating loss as concerns about their inconsistency start to grow.

Evan and Tiki react to a flurry of Giants moves in NFL free agency and why the roster already looks dramatically different. From Isaiah Likely and Tremaine Edmunds to Jordan Stout and Greg Newsome, the guys break down how the Giants are starting to reshape the team and why the early returns have fans feeling optimistic.

They also discuss the biggest remaining questions on the roster including cornerback, guard, and wide receiver, and whether more aggressive moves could still be coming. Plus, the conversation shifts to the Jets’ busy defensive overhaul and the growing tension around when their quarterback decision will finally drop.

The Jets make a splash as the NFL’s free agent tampering period began on Monday. Boomer Esiason and Greg Giannoti react live to the breaking news that the Jets acquired Minkah Fitzpatrick in a trade with the Dolphins. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber give their take on what this means for the Jets while Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle with their thoughts on the Jets’ busy day.

From 'Rico Brogna' (subscribe here): Evan and Hoff head to Port St. Lucie and run into Carlos Mendoza for a one on one. Plus, Evan reminisces with New York Yankee Skipper Aaron Boone about the 1999 play in game with the Mets and Reds. And get ready, we pick the 10 remaining teams for the first ever Rico Brogna Fantasy Baseball league.

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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.