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Hoff and Jon Morosi discuss how Mets can lay the foundation for the future with a successful MLB trade deadline approach

Shaun and Tiki also react to Tony Romo being placed on leave by CBS and J.J. Watt stepping into the booth with Jim Nantz. Plus, they examine the Rams’ mysterious Ty Simpson selection, revisit the Lamar Jackson versus Josh Allen MVP debate, and explain why improved coaching has created legitimate optimism for both New York football teams.

Malik Nabers is recovering faster than expected, and Connor Hughes believes the Giants’ optimism about a Week 1 return is justified barring a setback. But his progress also exposes the team’s biggest concern: a wide receiver room that has failed to produce a clear No. 2 option.

Shaun Morash is in for Evan Roberts alongside Tiki Barber as Hughes explains why Odell Beckham Jr. still has to earn his roster spot, how John Harbaugh has immediately made Giants camp feel more professional, and why Abdul Carter is already taking over practices against Andrew Thomas. The Giants may have raised their floor, but their passing game still depends heavily on Nabers getting healthy.

Baker Mayfield says he feels disrespected by Tampa Bay, and Tiki Barber sees a major opportunity for the Jets. Shaun Morash is in for Evan Roberts alongside Tiki Barber as they argue that New York should aggressively explore a trade before another quarterback-needy team beats them to it.

Tiki believes Mayfield’s toughness, leadership and proven ability would instantly upgrade a shaky Jets quarterback room and help stop the franchise from falling deeper into its losing cycle. Shaun pushes the idea even further, wondering whether Tampa Bay’s contract standoff could eventually lead to a trade and whether the Jets should be willing to use one of their three first-round picks to make it happen.

If the Dodgers get Tarik Skubal and win another World Series, this is going to help the chances of there being a lockout.

Ali Sanchez’s disastrous throw helped turn a four-run Yankees lead into their most frustrating loss of the season. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber rip Aaron Boone’s postgame defense, questioning whether the manager’s refusal to demand accountability will allow the same mistakes to haunt the Yankees in October.

Yanks fans were furious for him taking Cam Schlittler out yesterday when he was pitching well. Gio said you can’t blame Aaron Boone if you also blame analytics.

Forty years later, Mookie Wilson takes Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle behind the scenes of one of the greatest moments in baseball history. From his unforgettable Game 6 at-bat against the Red Sox to his emotional friendship with Bill Buckner, Mookie shares stories Mets fans have never heard. He also reflects on the chemistry that made the 1986 Mets champions, why today's Mets are falling short, and what this year's 40th anniversary celebration means.

Don't miss one of the best baseball interviews you'll hear all year.

🔹 Mookie Wilson relives Game 6 pitch-by-pitch

🔹 The truth about Bill Buckner and their friendship

🔹 Why the 1986 Mets' chemistry was so special

🔹 Thoughts on the current Mets' disappointing season

🔹 Behind-the-scenes stories from the legendary championship team

After setting Giants fans on fire, Carton doubles down on his claim that John Harbaugh is the most overrated coach in the NFL. Chris McMonigle pushes back, callers defend Harbaugh's résumé, and the debate quickly turns into one of the hottest Giants conversations of training camp.

The Jets finally appear to have enough offensive talent to escape years of misery, but Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber agree everything depends on Geno Smith. Evan sees a potential playoff formula built around Breece Hall, Garrett Wilson, an improved offensive line and Frank Reich, while Tiki fears Geno’s recent turnovers and offseason distractions could wreck the entire plan.

Their biggest disagreement centers on rookie Cade Klubnik. Tiki believes the fourth-round pick should get a legitimate chance if he outplays Geno, but Evan argues the Jets’ most realistic path to surprising the league requires Smith to rediscover his Seattle form. With the franchise chasing its first top-half offense since 2015, the quarterback decision could determine whether the Jets finally escape the abyss.