
Evan Roberts, co-host of WFAN’s Evan & Tiki, is a crazy obsessed New York Met fan. A season ticket holder who scores every game. He’s a bit nuts and is ready to bring that nuttiness to you. That’s right, a podcast all about the New York Mets. After every series they play, he’s gonna podcast. After some crazy wins or losses, he’s gonna podcast. He’s gonna do it about the New York Mets and all that ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2025 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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After losing back to back series to Brewers and Astros, the Mets have put themselves to a pace of losing 90 games in 2026. Not what David Stearns drew up in the offseason, is it now! P.S. T-Shirts are back on sale if you want to buy one.... or two! h... more
After a walk off win Tuesday, the next two games become blowouts against the Milwaukee Brewers. Even in a game where the Brewers lose their starting pitcher after one pitch, the Mets offense is backed to being non existent. P.S. T-Shirts are back on ... more
Zac Thornton pitches another solid game by going 6 innings against the Brewers. Nate Lavender continues to dominate out of the bullpen. Add that with solo home runs by Francisco Lindor and Luis Robert Jr, and you have yourself a one run game going in... more
In what looked like a well played series, the Mets lost two of three on the final at bats of the game. The bullpen let down the team for the first time since the trade deadline. P.S. T-Shirts are back on sale if you want to buy one.... or two! https:... more
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I’m down with being critical of our sports teams, and now I’m going to be critical of the rico team. You guys do good work but how is it possible Pete is a producer at WFAN and when I’m driving to work he sounds like he’s in a fishbowl half the time. Or his mic is ridiculously loud compared to Evan’s. Hate to leave a bad review but cmon guys the least you can do is make sure the audio isn’t bad
It’s really impressive how Evan can carry an hour long show on every series and stay coherent let alone give interesting but relatable analysis about the team. The only times the show sags are the requisite kicks to Hoff… who… just isn’t it.
Get rid of the net negative player for each series, and I would change it to a 5 star podcast. It’s amazing even when the Mets win a game or a series, you and Pete are so negative. This is becoming an “LD” podcast!!
I find the podcast entertaining but it seems like it has more ads than other casts I listen to. Evan does have a full time job so I don’t see why he feels the need to bombard us with drop in ads and reads every 7 minutes like this is an actual radio program. Yes I know I can just fast forward through them but that is cumbersome and makes listening a chore.
Hoffman trying to turn every little thing into a national crisis is exhausting. Between the accent and the nonsense coming out of his face, I can feel my brain cells actively dying as I listen to him. Less Hoffman, more Roberts, please
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A homer-friendly, personality-driven Mets podcast that combines game-by-game analysis with fan interactions, insider chatter, and long-running debates about bullpen usage, trades, and roster direction. Hosts deliver energetic, opinionated takes after each series, weaving in fan emails, nostalgic Mets lore, and light sponsor segments to mix rigor with entertainment. Notable throughlines include evaluating players, debating who earns “net negative” or “MVP” honors, and tracking how front-office moves impact the team's short- and long-term plans. The show is likely to appeal to passionate Mets fans who enjoy bold takes, data-driven critique, and a casual, fan-centric vibe, often with a focus on player development and franchise strategy. A dist... more
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