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Former NY Jets linebacker Bart Scott and longtime broadcaster Chris Carlin reunite on ESPN NY, covering the sports stories that matter to you most. Weekdays at 10am on 880AM ESPN & the ESPN NY app.

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MLB's Trade Deadline is today! Chris & Dan go over what the Yankees & Mets should be doing leading up to 6pm EST.

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AZ Thomas joins Carlin & Dan Graca live from Jets Training Camp! Plus, your calls on the Jets & whether they'll improve from last season.

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Chris Carlin & Dan Graca are live from the New York Jets Training Camp, where they speak to Jeremy Ruckert, Jamien Sherwood, & Armand Membou! Plus, today is the MLB Trade Deadline & the Yankees have a lot to figure out in a short amount of time.

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What can the Mets trade away ahead of the trade deadline? Sideline to sideline.

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Recent Guests

Eric LeGrand
Former college football player, motivational speaker
Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation
Episode: Hour 2: Sideline to Sideline
Ray Deanahan
Imaging/production segment host for the show
ESPN New York
Episode: Hour 3: Let's Name Him
Justin Penik
Host of Talking Giants, contributor for John Boy Media
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Episode: Hour 1: Justin Penik
Jason McCordy
Sports journalist joining at noon
ESPN New York
Episode: Hour 1: Without Judge
Jordan Ronan
Giants Rookies reporter
ESPN New York
Episode: Hour 1: Without Judge
Jake Asman
Host of a separate ESPN-affiliated show and guest on this episode
Jake Asman Show
Episode: Hour 3: Better Than Jaxson Dart?
Buster Olney
Baseball analyst referenced via discussion about Lindor and Soto
ESPN/MLB
Episode: Hour 2: Yankees Striking Out & Audio Files
JJ Devaney
Soccer analyst and guest on the show
Fox/ESPN? (as referenced in discussion)
Episode: Hour 3: Pitiful Performance & Improving US Soccer
Herculez Gomez
ESPN soccer reporter/analyst
ESPN
Episode: Hour 2: Herculez Gomez on Why Team USA Lost to Belgium

Hosts

Bart Scott
Host with a sports-analytical bent, known for bold takes and strong NY sports affinity.
Chris Carlin
Longtime broadcaster known for energetic commentary and regional NY sensibilities.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 442 ratings
  • Lay Out!

    Show is cool. It was much better with Alan Hahn because he let the callers talk. Carlin doesn’t give the callers enough time to get their points off before he cuts them off or hangs up on them entirely. Lay out a little bit and let the callers get their 30 seconds

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    J How
    United Statesa year ago
  • Best show on radio, terrestrial or otherwise

    I loved Bart & Hahn, but I gotta say, Bart & Carlin is just as good, if not better. Bart remains the funniest guy on radio, the man with two first names. He’s got the hood creds, and I hope he never loses it, because he makes it funny even though he’s a rich boujee dude now. But he’s also super smart even though he plays it down. Because we know you can’t be funny unless you’re smart. And oh, he knows more football than anyone else on the air. As for Carlin, I remember him from the Canty show an... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    terrdeac
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love Bart, Carlin full of hot air

    Carlin has no chemistry with Bart. Bart and Hahn was a far better show. Carlin is just full of hot air. I feel bad for Bart.

    Extremely disappointed with the direction this show has gone.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Disgusted sports fan
    United Statesa year ago
  • Fantastic combo

    Carlin makes me laugh and I love Bart’s old-school Detroit references!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    machineinthestudio
    United Statesa year ago
  • Why aren’t the Bart & Carlin episodes updating?

    Bart is the only person I listen to for football on NY sports radio, why isn’t the new podcast with Carlin updating???

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    gordons18
    United States2 years ago

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Hour 3: Jeff Passan on the Yankees Trade Deadline
Q: What does the price tag for a reliever like Mason Miller look like, and how should teams approach that kind of acquisition?
Passan explains that Miller would require multiple top prospects and major league-ready players, and that even for strong teams the relief-pitching market can be among the most inflated in July, making the decision a delicate balance between immediate impact and future risk.
Hour 3: Jeff Passan on the Yankees Trade Deadline
Q: If you are the Yankees at the moment, what is the singular most important thing that you need to do by the deadline if we're going to operate under an assumption that Aaron Judge is not back until really late September?
Passan says the Yankees likely need a right-handed bat and a catcher, potentially pairing that hitter with bullpen upgrades, while noting that price tags for top targets could be steep and that the optimal move depends on how the rest of the inventory looks and what the team can realistically afford.
Hour 1: Justin Penik
Q: What are your expectations for Malik Neighbors and the Giants' offense this year?
The guest believes Neighbors could unlock a higher ceiling for the offense if he's healthy, with a run-heavy start giving way to more passing as the season progresses, aided by Matt Nagy and Greg Roman's schemes.
Hour 4: Pat Ragazzo on the Yankees & Mets Struggles
Q: Pat, how concerned should Yankee fans be about the latest skid and Judge's absence?
Pat notes there should be concern given the three- to four-week plus absence timeline, the team's past June/July slumps, and the uneven offensive production beyond Judge and Stanton, but he remains cautiously optimistic that with a healthy rotation and depth pieces like Jeffers, the Yankees can still push for the playoffs.
Hour 2: Ian O'Connor on Covering the Knicks Title Run
Q: When did you start feeling the Knicks would finish the job this year?
O'Connor explains that after the Atlanta series decimation in the second half, plus a few favorable playoff breaks, he began to believe the Knicks could win the championship, especially given their health, teamwork, and the path through Philadelphia, Cleveland, and other series.

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A fast-paced, NYC-based sports talk show that pairs a former NFL linebacker with a veteran broadcaster to dissect hot topics across basketball, football, and broader sports moments. Episodes frequently center Knicks and Cavaliers playoff chatter, with spirited debates about players, coaching decisions, and game strategy, interspersed with fan calls, pop culture banter, and sponsor reads. The show's energy hinges on banter, bold takes, and strong listener engagement, making it a go-to for locals who crave candid, high-velocity sports discourse and a sense of regional rivalries.

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