Buck Showalter discusses the potential lockout and more with Pete Hoffman.

Scott Mason of the Play Like A Jet podcast joins Pete Hoffman as they talk about what could be a season changing game up in New England. Do the Jets have what it takes to beat the Patriots and go on a real run for the playoffs?

Paul Dottino joins Pete Hoffman to discuss the Giants Saints game heading into week 6. The Giants have a huge opportunity with a win to create distance at the top of the NFC East. Should we lock up a win for the G-Men.

Carton and Big Mac analyze the New York Giants' chances in the NFC East as they prepare for a critical matchup against the New Orleans Saints. They evaluate whether a win could legitimately put the division title up for grabs and discuss the New York Jets' outlook against the Patriots. Additionally, they reflect on the Dodgers' postseason exit and the inspiring journey of Brewers player Jake Bauers.(00:01:00) Weekend Football Preview(00:01:52) MLB Postseason Analysis(00:06:03) Giants Season Outlook

Evan Roberts is feeling dangerously confident about the Jets heading into their showdown with the Patriots, and he's got the numbers to back it up! Evan believes Drake Maye and New England's offense have bullied bad defenses but consistently struggled against top-ranked units. With Aaron Glenn's Jets defense ranked fifth in the NFL and rookie David Bailey wreaking havoc, could the Jets finally pull off a statement win in Foxborough?Tiki Barber believes the Jets can keep this game close, but questions whether Frank Reich and Geno Smith can generate enough offense to finish the job. Evan also sounds off on the Jets' disastrous penalties and insists that simply competing with New England isn't good enough. The Jets need wins, not moral victories, and beating the Patriots could be the turning point this franchise desperately needs.

Boomer starts Football Friday by shaking his head about the Rangers losing to the Devils, but then gets right into the TNF game. The Broncos are winning without having any competent offense.

Craig Carton and Big Mac react to news that Jalen Hurts is out indefinitely with a blood clot, posing a moral dilemma for Giants fans. They critique the Eagles' medical staff for allowing Hurts to travel and play with the condition while analyzing the wide-open state of the NFC East.(00:01:49) Jalen Hurts Out Indefinitely(00:04:22) Eagles Medical Staff Critique(00:09:35) NFC East Wide Open

David Stearns built the Brewers into a powerhouse, and now they're on the verge of the World Series while the Mets are sitting at home after a disastrous season. Should Mets fans be humiliated watching Milwaukee thrive without him? Evan Roberts refuses to see it that way, arguing that Stearns' success with the Brewers means nothing unless he can deliver in New York. Tiki Barber questions whether Stearns should be the one feeling embarrassed.Shaun Morash points to an even bigger frustration: the Mets were battling the Dodgers in the NLCS just two years ago, only for Stearns to dismantle that core without adequately replacing it. Meanwhile, Milwaukee is dominating the very team New York couldn't beat. The conversation turns to the Yankees' own missed opportunities, the Brewers' surprising dominance, and why New York baseball fans should be angry with their front offices rather than embarrassed by Milwaukee's success.

They have a good shot but Gio doesn't want them going up there and getting killed.

The Yankees got SWEPT by the Rays, and a week later, the silence from the top of the organization is deafening! On The Carton Show on WFAN, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle debate when Hal Steinbrenner, Brian Cashman, Aaron Boone, and Aaron Judge will finally address Yankees fans after another embarrassing postseason exit.