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Big Mac and Craig analyze the New York Knicks' recent loss to the Atlanta Hawks, specifically pointing fingers at coaching and star player performance. They eventually turn their frustration toward Mets owner Steve Cohen for his presence at the game. The discussion transitions to MLB news regarding death threats sent to Cam Schlittler and the fallout of rumors involving Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini.

01:11 - Knicks Basketball Debacle

09:52 - Blaming Steve Cohen

17:58 - Yankees Pitcher Threats

19:58 - Mike Vrabel Rumors

A controversial ending sparks major debate as the Knicks’ Game 2 loss raises one big question: who’s really to blame? Confusion over a phantom timeout dominates the conversation, but once the dust settles, the focus shifts to execution, decision making, and accountability in a brutal playoff collapse.

The discussion dives into the NBC graphics error, why Mike Brown can’t be blamed for a timeout he didn’t have, and where criticism actually belongs. From questionable late game choices to missed opportunities in the final seconds, the guys break down how the Knicks let control slip away and why the real issues run deeper than one confusing moment.

Here's the whole first segment as we break down what went wrong, who screwed up and what needs to change.

Craig and Big Mac react to the New York Giants trading star defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence to the Bengals in exchange for the tenth overall pick. They debate the long-term impact on the defense and discuss reports regarding internal friction with Joe Schoen and Dawn Aponte. Pat Leonard joins the conversation to provide insider details on the culture issues that led to Lawrence's exit.

01:53 - Knicks Hawks Preview

02:24 - Lawrence Trade Analysis

14:24 - Giants Trade Credit

23:13 - Lawrence Exit Reasons

27:06 - Pat Leonard Interview

40:18 - Skyline Chili Debate

46:11 - Yankees Red Sox Preview

Randy Livingston joins the program to break down the chemistry between Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns during the Knicks' playoff push. He reflects on his career playing alongside Hakeem Olajuwon and Charles Barkley while sharing personal insights into his recovery from gambling addiction. They also discuss the NBA GOAT debate and his wild recruiting experience with Rick Pitino.

01:50 - Knicks Hawks Recap

05:25 - Brunson Superstar Rise

08:45 - Coaching Staff Changes

12:15 - NBA GOAT Debate

17:40 - Recruiting Story Secrets

21:10 - Knicks Title Chances

24:50 - Rockets Legend Memories

28:15 - Gambling Recovery Story

36:05 - Living In Australia

Craig Carton and Big Mac dissect the New York Mets' agonizing 11-game losing streak and the questionable bullpen management by Carlos Mendoza. They compare the team's last-place standing to the success of the Yankees and Knicks while discussing the massive payroll disparity in Major League Baseball. The duo also considers the future of the front office under David Stearns and the potential for a mid-season managerial change.

02:10 - Mets 11-Game Losing Streak

07:47 - Carlos Mendoza's Hot Seat

13:30 - David Stearns' Offseason Failures

14:45 - Yankees And Knicks Updates

The Mets’ losing streak reaches 11 games, and frustration boils over as the focus turns to Carlos Mendoza’s future. With the team spiraling and no immediate fixes in sight, the debate intensifies over whether a managerial firing is the only move left to spark change or just a reaction to a much deeper problem.

A disastrous extra inning decision involving Nico Hoerner becomes the flashpoint, highlighting questionable strategy under pressure. Combined with a lifeless offense and blown opportunities, the discussion explores accountability across the roster and front office, and whether anything short of a major shakeup can stop the collapse.

Now they have the #5 and the #10 and we ponder what the Giants might need.

Craig and Big Mac analyze the New York Yankees' recent struggles, focusing on a bullpen they describe as a "disaster" following a loss to the Los Angeles Angels. They discuss Mike Trout’s dominant series and the irony of former prospects finding success against their old team. The conversation also touches on the New York Mets' losing streak.

01:06 - Mike Trout Punishes Yankees

04:55 - Yankees Bullpen Defensive Issues

09:18 - Comparing Yankees And Mets

13:53 - Austin Wells Winning Run

The New York Mets are off to a brutal start, and the frustration is already reaching a boiling point. After another lifeless loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers, the conversation turns to a shocking reality: two teams with similar payrolls that look like they belong in completely different leagues. The big question looms large, who if anyone can actually save this team?

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dig into how the Mets’ massive payroll is being wasted on underperforming players, questionable decisions, and millions tied up in guys no longer contributing. They break down the lack of offense, inconsistent stars like Francisco Lindor, and a roster that feels both too old and too young at the same time. The result is a team with no identity, no production, and growing concern that this season could unravel fast.