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  Episode 755 - Mets Lose to Mr. 300 Pete Alonso | 'Rico Brogna' 17.09.2026 37dk

  Pete Alonso came through with a big game tying home run in the 9th inning at Citi-Field. Unfortunately, this time he was wearing a Baltimore Orioles jersey. It also just so happen to be his 300th home run of his career. The Mets still had opportunities to win, but instead a three run in the park home run by Coby Mayo sealed the Mets fate. P.S. T-Shirts are back on sale if you want to buy one.... or two! https://breakingt.com/products/the-rico Please like, rate, follow, favorite or subscribe to Rico Brogna here: ⁠⁠https://link.chtbl.com/RicoBrogna⁠⁠ Email [email protected]
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  Wednesday Full Show: Pete Alonso Gets a Curtain Call 16.09.2026 1sa 42dk

  A curtain call was given to Pete Alonso and Evan is unhappy with Pete. Plus Wink Martendale throws shade at Brian Daboll, and much more in an abbreviated show
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  Wednesday Full Show: Alonso Curtain Call OUTRAGE, Yankees’ Cole Dilemma & Jets Make History 16.09.2026 1sa 59dk

  Pete Alonso’s curtain call has Evan Roberts HEATED, and the debate over Mets fans cheering his game-tying homer turns into a showdown with Tiki and Shaun Morash. Did Alonso rub it in, or did Steve Cohen and David Stearns bring this embarrassment on themselves? Plus, Sean Manaea’s comments spark another argument over how players view frustrated fans. The Yankees face a major October decision: should Gerrit Cole start against the Red Sox despite his struggles against Boston? Meanwhile, the Jets’ historic drive fuels excitement about their offense, and the Giants prepare for a prime-time test against the Rams. Plus, Wink Martindale takes a shot at Brian Daboll while praising Jaxson Dart. 00:00 Alonso Curtain Call Fight 12:52 Manaea Fires Back 38:31 Yankees Division Hopes 49:50 Wink Takes a Shot 1:01:47 Jets Make History 1:10:19 Knicks Banner Night 1:19:42 Gerrit Cole Playoff Debate 1:33:32 Cohen’s Broken Promise 1:49:37 Giants Respect Debate 1:56:52 Jets Playoff Dreams #WFAN #EvanAndTiki #Mets #Yankees #Jets #Giants
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  Hour 1: Pete Alonso’s Curtain Call Pushes Evan Over the Edge 16.09.2026 38dk

  Pete Alonso’s 300th career home run came at Citi Field against the Mets, and Evan Roberts could not get past what happened next. After Alonso tied the game and received a curtain call from the crowd, Evan argued that his former favorite Met did not need to come back out of the dugout and “rub it in.” Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash pushed back hard, insisting Alonso was simply giving Mets fans the acknowledgment they demanded. The debate explodes into a larger argument over Mets fans cheering Alonso, Sean Manaea calling the reaction to an opposing player “crazy,” Kodai Senga showing far more understanding, and the anger still directed at David Stearns for letting Alonso leave. Plus, the Yankees continue owning the Twins, while Shaun refuses to completely surrender hope that New York can still chase down Tampa Bay.
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  Hour 2: Mets Fans Still Treat Pete Alonso Like Their Star 16.09.2026 40dk

  Pete Alonso’s return to Citi Field keeps stirring up raw emotions after Mets fans celebrated his game-tying home run and pushed him out for another curtain call. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate whether the fans crossed a line, whether Alonso needed to come back out of the dugout, and why his departure still feels so different from other former Mets. The Yankees continue owning the Twins, but Tampa Bay has now moved ahead of New York as the American League favorite while Shaun Morash still sees a possible Yankees sweep of the Rays. Plus, the Jets establish their offensive identity with the longest timed drive in franchise history, Jaxson Dart earns praise after his strong start, and Wink Martindale takes an unmistakable shot at Brian Daboll.
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  Hour 3: Gerrit Cole’s Red Sox Nightmare Creates Yankees Playoff Dilemma 16.09.2026 40dk

  Gerrit Cole’s ugly history against Boston creates a massive Yankees playoff question. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash debate whether Cole should even start against the Red Sox in a best-of-three Wild Card series, especially with Max Fried’s dominance in the matchup and another strong rotation option available. The conversation turns to whether Cole belongs in Game 1, should be protected from an elimination game, or could even be pushed aside as the Yankees map out October. The Mets’ handling of Pete Alonso also remains a major sore spot, with Evan arguing Steve Cohen has continued the franchise’s frustrating history of letting beloved stars leave. Plus, the Giants’ travel plan for their Monday night matchup in Los Angeles, the excuses that could follow another Giants win, Aaron Judge returning to the Yankees lineup, and Evan already dreaming about what a 2-0 Jets start could mean.
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  New York Football Finally Has Fans Dreaming BIG 16.09.2026 15dk

  The Giants keep winning, but Evan Roberts says the excuses will keep coming no matter who they beat. Evan, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash run through how victories over the Rams, Titans, Cardinals, Commanders and even Eagles could all be explained away, while Tiki argues the way the Giants win still matters when judging their performance. Then the Jets enter the spotlight. Evan is already imagining what a 2-0 start would feel like after years of losing, especially with a home win over Green Bay potentially sending his optimism through the roof. The crew also looks back at rare seasons when both the Jets and Giants started hot and wonders how crazy New York could get if both teams keep winning.
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  Steve Cohen Keeps Letting Mets Legends Walk 16.09.2026 13dk

  Pete Alonso’s departure remains a major wound for Mets fans, and Evan Roberts argues Steve Cohen has only added to the franchise’s painful history of letting beloved stars leave. Evan points to Alonso and Jacob deGrom as two all-time Mets who were allowed to walk, while comparing the situation to David Wright, whose long-term deal never became a source of resentment because the organization kept its homegrown star. The conversation also turns to fans who once wanted Alonso gone and are now staying quiet, plus Aaron Judge returning to the Yankees lineup, Anthony Volpe’s work at second base, and the Yankees’ postseason rotation possibilities involving Gerrit Cole, Max Fried and Cam Littler.
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  Gerrit Cole’s Red Sox Struggles Spark Yankees Panic 16.09.2026 11dk

  Gerrit Cole’s history against the Red Sox has the Yankees facing a fascinating October decision. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash debate whether Cole should start in a potential best-of-three Wild Card series against Boston, especially with Max Fried and Cam Littler producing far better results in the matchup. The question quickly becomes bigger than simply choosing three starters. If Cole is part of the rotation, should the Yankees protect him from a possible elimination game by starting him in Game 1? Or should they trust the matchup data and consider leaving him out entirely? With the postseason rotation potentially affecting the Division Series too, every choice comes with a risk.
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  Yankees’ Soto Pivot Could Pay Off for Years 16.09.2026 8dk

  Two years after Juan Soto chose the Mets over the Yankees, Evan Roberts admits the early results have been painful for Mets fans. The Yankees have kept reaching October, while the Mets have missed the postseason, sparking a debate over whether adding Max Fried and Cody Bellinger ultimately left the Yankees in a better short-term position than simply keeping Soto. The conversation also turns to a fascinating Mets what-if: if Soto had stayed with the Yankees, would Pete Alonso still be in Queens? Plus, Evan weighs the emotional value of a potential Knicks championship banner night against a Yankees playoff game, and the Yankees make roster moves by bringing back Clarke Schmidt while designating Oswaldo Cabrera for assignment.
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  Jets’ Record Drive Reveals Their Winning Identity 16.09.2026 8dk

  The Jets may have found exactly what their offense needs to be. Their 19-play, 11-minute-and-48-second march against Tennessee was the longest timed drive in franchise history, built almost entirely on pounding the football and keeping the Titans’ defense trapped on the field. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber explain why that bruising approach could become the Jets’ identity and give them a path to success. The record sends Evan down a rabbit hole of the longest drives in NFL history, including one from Tiki’s Giants during their 41-0 NFC Championship Game demolition that consumed nearly the entire fourth quarter.
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  Wink Martindale Takes a Shot at Brian Daboll 16.09.2026 11dk

  Wink Martindale clearly hasn’t forgotten his Giants breakup. While praising Jaxson Dart, the former defensive coordinator slips in a pointed comparison involving Cam Ward that Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber immediately view as another shot at Brian Daboll. The Giants’ strong start also has the crew looking back at the old regime with a lot more amusement. The Pete Alonso debate rolls on as callers challenge Mets fans for celebrating their former star. Evan argues Alonso is a unique case, while Tiki explains why that kind of lasting love can actually show young Mets what succeeding in New York can mean. Plus, an old prediction about Alonso’s return to Citi Field comes remarkably close to reality.
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  Pete Alonso’s Curtain Call Crossed the Line 16.09.2026 11dk

  Pete Alonso’s dramatic return to Citi Field sparks a fierce debate after Mets fans celebrated his game-tying home run and pushed him into another curtain call. Evan Roberts defends Mets fans for still loving Alonso but argues Pete didn’t need to come back out of the dugout after hurting his former team, while the conversation turns to why Alonso’s departure still hits differently than Jacob deGrom’s. Plus, the Yankees continue their complete domination of the Twins, but Tampa Bay has now moved ahead of New York as the American League favorite. Shaun Morash still has a gut feeling the Yankees could sweep their crucial four-game series against the Rays and turn the division race upside down.
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  Shaun Morash Still Believes the Yankees Can Catch Tampa 16.09.2026 11dk

  The Yankees have crushed the Twins again, but a much bigger problem is staring them down in the American League race. Tampa Bay has finally jumped New York in the betting odds, and Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber believe the Yankees are running out of time. Shaun Morash still cannot let go, convinced a four-game sweep of the Rays could completely change the division race. The conversation then swings back to Pete Alonso and the Mets fans who celebrated his return. Evan defends fans for showing Alonso love in a lost season while insisting he personally wanted Kodai Senga to strike him out. The debate expands to Jacob deGrom, whether Mets fans would ever root for a former star against their own team, and why Alonso’s departure still feels different.
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  Sean Manaea Blasts Mets Fans Over Pete Alonso 16.09.2026 14dk

  Sean Manaea calls the Citi Field reaction to Pete Alonso “crazy,” and Evan Roberts immediately unloads on the Mets pitcher for missing the entire point. Alonso was not just another opposing player, and Evan argues Manaea completely ignored what Pete still means to a fan base furious that the Mets let him leave. Kodai Senga offers the exact opposite perspective after surrendering Alonso’s 300th home run, saying the reaction showed how beloved Pete remains and how much he meant to the organization. Evan and Tiki also revisit Alonso’s departure, his decision to opt out, and why David Stearns still has plenty of ground to make up before anyone can declare the Mets were right to move on.
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  Pete Alonso’s Curtain Call Infuriates Evan Roberts 16.09.2026 12dk

  Pete Alonso’s game-tying home run and curtain call at Citi Field sends Evan Roberts over the edge. Evan still loves Alonso, but argues that coming back out of the dugout was unnecessary and felt like one more chance to rub the Mets’ mistake in their faces. Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash strongly disagree, saying Mets fans were demanding the moment and Alonso was simply giving them the goodbye they wanted after hitting his 300th career home run. The argument gets personal as Shaun calls Evan’s anger misdirected, while Evan insists cheering Alonso is one thing and watching a former Met take a curtain call on the road is something else entirely.
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  Mets Welcome Back Pete Alonso | 'Rico Brogna' 15.09.2026 19dk

  Pete Alonso steps back into Citi-Field for the first time since signing with the Baltimore Orioles. How will the fans welcome Pete back? Plus, Francisco Lindor AND Pete Alonso are both looking for career home run number 300. P.S. T-Shirts are back on sale if you want to buy one.... or two! https://breakingt.com/products/the-rico Please like, rate, follow, favorite or subscribe to Rico Brogna here: ⁠⁠https://link.chtbl.com/RicoBrogna⁠⁠ Email [email protected]
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  Tuesday Full Show: Pete Alonso Response has Met Fans Called Out 15.09.2026 2sa 38dk

  Pete Alonso returned and Francisco Lindor didn't love Mets fans' responses. Plus the Chiefs are back, and much more.
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  Hour 1: Evan Roberts Explodes Over Mets Fans Being Lectured 15.09.2026 35dk

  Pete Alonso’s emotional return to Citi Field sends Evan Roberts over the edge. Evan unloads on anyone criticizing Mets fans for showering Alonso with love, insisting the fan base did nothing wrong after enduring a miserable season. His biggest target is Steve Cohen, who told Alonso that Citi Field would always be his home despite, according to Evan, never making him an offer to stay. Shaun Morash pushes back on how far Mets fans went, especially when Jonah Tong was pitching well and fans booed after he walked Alonso. Francisco Lindor’s postgame comments defending Tong add another layer to the debate, while callers clash over whether cheering Alonso crossed the line. The hour becomes a heated argument over loyalty, ownership, David Stearns, and what Mets fans are entitled to feel after a lost season.
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  Hour 2: Mets’ Alonso Disaster Is Haunting David Stearns 15.09.2026 39dk

  Pete Alonso’s return to Citi Field reignites the fury over David Stearns letting the homegrown slugger walk. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down why the Mets are undeniably worse without Alonso, why fans had every right to cheer him, and how Sandy Alderson’s defense of Pete dismantles the arguments behind the decision. With “Fire Stearns” chants ringing out, Evan says the Mets failed because they never came close to replacing their star. Plus, the Chiefs remind everyone how dangerous they can be with Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker, the Giants face more questions about Tyrone Tracy after another fumble, and the Jets get encouraging injury news on Omar Cooper Jr. and Minkah Fitzpatrick.