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Craig Carton and Big Mac analyze the fallout from the Dallas Cowboys' home loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. They discuss the New York Giants' opportunity to take control of the NFC East while the Philadelphia Eagles struggle with injuries. They also tease an upcoming story regarding the New York Yankees.

(00:02:09) Cowboys Face Embarrassing Loss

(00:03:43) Giants Eye Division Lead

(00:07:03) Broken Eagles Injury Woes

(00:09:44) Giants Control New York

(00:12:54) Yankees Story Teased

The Cowboys’ shocking home loss has completely changed the NFC East picture, and the Giants suddenly have a legitimate path to the division title. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash break down Dallas’ costly mistakes, Philadelphia’s mounting problems and why nine wins could now be enough to take the East.

With the Giants sitting at 3-1, Sunday’s matchup in Washington has become enormous. A win could create real separation inside the division and turn what recently felt like wishful thinking into a serious playoff push. Shaun admits his outlook has changed, even as Jaxson Dart’s injury leaves him wondering how big this season could have been.

We started briefly with Boomer’s induction into the Radio Hall of Fame last night and then went into the Cowboys losing to the Bucs and what that means for the Giants and the NFC East.

Big Mac critiques the New York Yankees' performance following an embarrassing home loss and series sweep by the Tampa Bay Rays. The discussion focuses on Aaron Boone's controversial decision to bat Trent Grisham leadoff over Ben Rice and questions the long-term direction of the franchise under Brian Cashman.

(00:01:08) Yankees Embarrassing Home Loss

(00:02:25) Trent Grisham Leadoff Disaster

(00:07:04) Boone and Cashman Tenure

(00:10:21) Yankees Lack Clutch Factor

(00:13:11) Questionable Late Game Substitutions

Aaron Boone’s decision to lead off Trent Grisham has Evan Roberts furious after the Yankees’ season-ending loss. With Grisham struggling at the plate, Evan calls the lineup decision a “fireable offense” and argues the Yankees essentially lost the game before the first pitch by giving one of their worst hitters an extra plate appearance.

Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash join the debate over Grisham’s role, including the decision to let him keep hitting late in the game before he ultimately made the final out of the Yankees’ season. The frustration goes beyond one at-bat as the crew questions why Boone and the Yankees continue trusting struggling players in the biggest postseason moments.

The Yankees season is over and Eddie Scozzare showed up in his ‘Happy YE Day’ t-shirt. Dua Lipa was seen talking to Marlins Man behind home plate which was very bizarre.

Dellin Betances joins Craig and Chris to analyze the Yankees' postseason approach and the decision to start Anthony Volpe over Jazz Chisholm. He shares insights from his 2017 playoff run and discusses the intense pressure of October baseball.

(00:01:00) Dellin Betances Interview

(00:01:52) Volpe vs Chisholm Lineup

(00:03:59) 2017 Comeback Mentality

(00:07:06) Game 3 Score Predictions

(00:10:28) Playoff Anxiety Discussion

Jeff Francoeur joins to analyze the Yankees' strategy while facing a must-win situation against the Rays. They examine Aaron Boone’s lineup shifts, the psychological pressure of New York, and the consistency of the Tampa Bay organization.

(00:01:00) Jeff Francoeur Interview

(00:02:53) Analyzing Lineup Changes

(00:06:46) Playoff Pitching Strategy

(00:11:49) Anthony Volpe's Impact

(00:17:48) Game Night Expectations

Craig Carton and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle are live from Yankee Stadium ahead of Game 3 of the ALDS between the Yankees and Rays. With New York trailing 2-0 in the series, Max Fried takes the mound with the Yankees’ season hanging in the balance.

Curtis Granderson joins Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber with the Yankees facing elimination and explains why playing under New York pressure can weigh heavily on players. The former Yankee and Met says the Yankees need to loosen up, find a spark offensively and take their comeback one game at a time rather than thinking about winning three straight.

Granderson also breaks down the challenges of playing on Tampa’s turf, Aaron Judge’s difficult road back from a calf injury and whether the Yankees should consider getting Judge onto the postseason roster. Plus, Granderson settles a New York baseball debate from his own experience, revealing that Citi Field was louder than Yankee Stadium during his postseason runs.