Evan Roberts.

Tiki Barber.

It's Evan and Tiki on WFAN, The Fan, 1019 FM, and always live on the free Odyssey app.

Welcome to a summer Friday afternoon in New York City.

It is Evident Tiki on the fan for the next four and a half hours.

We've got a lot to talk about.

Apparently, I'm being mocked for the way I wore my bucket hat last night at City Field.

We'll get to that later.

The Yankees have a very interesting and big decision they need to make.

We'll get to that as well.

But a couple days ago, right here on Evidentiki, after the Mets suffered a brutal loss to the Atlanta Braves,

we did the beach comparison, the ocean comparison.

Like, they'll put out those flags to say the ocean's really bad, don't go in.

Or, hey, don't worry, everything's fine. And I remember I raised a yellow caution flag on the Mets season. It was an overly concerned, but hey, I'm starting to get concerned. Obviously, positive Tommy, true to his name, said no concerns here. All good, no biggie. And Tiki brought the red flag in the air and said, I'm worried. Well, here's the beautiful thing about baseball and the beautiful thing about sports talk radio.

It has been 48 hours since you raised the red panic flag.

Since then, it's only two games, but the Mets won both of those games.

Right.

The Philadelphia Phillies have lost both of those games.

Now, in the process,

the Mets lost Griffin Canning probably and unfortunately for the season last night with

Achilles injury, but I ask you, Teak, over the last two days and jumping back in the first

place, are you willing to bring down the red panic flag or is there still panic in the, despite what's happened over the last 48 hours? Well, the problem is, I think Pete Alonzo was hyper-motivated because he sat with us yesterday, and we can't go out to the Cadillac Club every day, every home game, and bring the good ju-ju. What are we now? Three and O when we broadcast, or at least for the Mets, because that was a subway series.

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