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Eight straight losses for the Mets. Something's gotta give. Maybe Mendoza.

Craig Carton criticizes New York Mets owner Steve Cohen for being out of touch with his fans following a series of listless losses. He argues that Cohen’s use of financial terminology like "green shoots" and excuses about weather conditions fail to address the core issues of a struggling roster shaped by David Stearns.

01:00 - Mets Listless Offensive Struggles

02:34 - Cohen's Tone-Deaf Social Media

09:21 - Stearns Roster Vision Debate

The Mets are spiraling, and a late-night tweet from owner Steve Cohen only poured gasoline on the fire. Evan and Tiki react to the now-infamous “green shoots” message and why it completely missed the moment for a frustrated fanbase watching a team that looks lifeless early in the season. When expectations are high, messaging matters, and this one struck a nerve.

The guys break it down from both sides, with Tiki offering a player’s perspective on why public excuses can backfire, while Evan lays out what fans actually want to hear during a losing streak. They also touch on accountability inside the clubhouse, leadership questions, and how quickly optimism has turned into real concern about what this Mets team actually is.

Mets lose sixth straight game but Steve Cohen's got that silver lining going on X.

On this segment of The Carton Show on WFAN, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle are joined by NFL insider Nikki Gist as she drops a major update on the New York Giants’ front office situation ahead of the NFL Draft.

The discussion centers around reports that Giants GM Joe Schoen may be uncertain about his role under a new regime led by head coach John Harbaugh, with speculation that multiple personnel changes could follow immediately after the draft. The crew breaks down what this means for draft-day decision making, trade scenarios, and whether Schoen even has full authority in the war room.

On the April 14, 2026 episode of The Carton Show, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle are joined by Front Office Sports reporter Ryan Glasspiegel to break down the shocking resignation of Dianna Russini from The Athletic.

The New York Yankees may have won… but the lineup drama is just getting started. On this segment of The Carton Show, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive into the growing debate around Ben Rice, should he be playing EVERY day, no matter what?

The Yankees snap their losing streak in unforgettable fashion, storming back in a chaotic, high-scoring battle fueled by Aaron Judge and a headline-worthy showdown with Mike Trout. It’s the kind of game that electrifies the stadium and reminds fans just how explosive this lineup can be when everything clicks at once.

But beneath the excitement, real concerns remain. The bullpen struggles, roster decisions, and late-game management all raise questions about sustainability moving forward. Evan and Tiki break down whether this was a turning point or just a temporary fix, and what it reveals about the true identity of this Yankees team.

Mets shut out again, this time by the Dodgers. Lindor questions. Mendoza in the bullseye.

The Yankees have an instant classic with the Los Angeles Angels as Trent Grisham, Aaron Judge and Mike Trout all have multiple home run games. The biggest coming in the bottom of the 9th by Grisham to tie it at 10 a piece. Meanwhile, the Mets were lucky enough to get 3 hits against the Dodgers!