Rookie Debut Fever, Cinco de Luncho with Shaun Morash

Evan & Tiki

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4.2 • 988 Ratings

🗓️ 8 May 2026

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Summary

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber close things out with Shaun Morash’s Cinco de Luncho, ranking the most anticipated New York rookie debuts in recent memory as Yankees prospect Spencer Jones prepares for his big league moment. The list sparks debate over Anthony Volpe, Odell Beckham Jr., Pete Alonso, Aaron Judge, Sam Darnold, and whether Islanders phenom Matthew Schaefer deserved a spot. The segment also features Yankees rotation talk, some breaking referee news, a Spanish counting lesson that leads to Edwin Diaz, and a Knicks fan facing a major life decision with his wife due to give birth during the playoffs. Evan and Tiki make it clear that even a potential Knicks sweep does not outweigh being there for the birth of a child.

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0:00.0	Sean Morash, the world wants it, so give it to him.
0:04.0	Okay, first, the NFL and the refs have reached an agreement.
0:06.7	They will be much-bred.
0:07.7	Lovely.
0:08.5	All right, now let's go back.
0:09.4	Sean Morash in the booth, somebody hide the castle.
0:15.3	Arctic's flying phones ringing Evans yelling.
0:18.0	No!
0:18.6	Teakies laughing chaos chaos cracking nobody's in control
0:22.2	It's Cinco de Roncho
0:27.7	Bam
0:28.8	Crunch
0:29.7	Let's go
0:30.7	Let's go
0:31.5	Cinco Day
0:32.3	Loncho is brought to you
0:33.6	by Helix Wireless
0:34.7	Connecting
0:35.6	Helix Wireless Connecting everything Helix Wireless connecting everything everywhere.
0:40.2	Today, Jr.
0:41.4	All right.
0:42.3	We have a big one today.
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