Posted and Toasted: Old Tweets, LeBron Takes, and Knicks Pain

Evan & Tiki

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4.2 • 988 Ratings

🗓️ 12 May 2026

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dive into another round of Posted and Toasted, the game where old tweets resurface and Tiki has to figure out who posted them. This edition brings Yankees lineup jokes, a decade old LeBron debate, and a perfectly strange food take about eating meat off the bone. The segment turns into a funny mix of sports memory, social media detective work, and fan misery, with the Knicks playoffs sparking a conversation about whether stressful relevance is still better than irrelevance. Evan, Tiki, and the crew also relive old posts from familiar WFAN voices while debating what those tweets reveal years later.

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0:00.0	I mentioned earlier my parents name me because they saw Robert Evans, the director's name, scrolling through credits,
0:05.7	and Tiki is now on a mission to figure out what movie it is.
0:08.7	And I thought that my dad's saying, I don't know what movie it is, would cause Tiki to no longer be interested.
0:13.5	I'm wrong.
0:13.9	You're dead to me.
0:14.6	Yeah, he's still going after.
0:15.7	He's still looking.
0:16.8	There goes Tiki.
0:18.1	I found a spring of 83 TV schedule on Facebook.
0:26.5	So if it was on TV in the spring of 83 and it was produced by Robert Evans.
0:31.4	People said it was probably like Blockbuster, but Blockbuster wasn't created until this part this part I found interesting, because I threw that out too,
0:40.3	like maybe they rented the movie in Blockbuster, the very first Blockbuster.
0:43.7	In fact, Sean, want you guess, when do you think the first Blockbuster opened?
0:47.2	91.
0:48.7	1985.
0:49.8	Wow.
0:50.3	October of 85 in Dallas, Texas.
0:52.5	When do you think was the height of Blockbuster's popularity?
0:56.1	Like the year in which the most stores exist.
0:58.3	I'm going to say 92.
1:00.0	Not even close.
1:01.0	I was going to say 2000.
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