Hour 2: Yankees & Mets Struggles + Mike Tannenbaum's Trade Proposal

In this episode of the Bart and Carlin podcast, the hosts dive into the early struggles of the Yankees and Mets, dissecting the Yankees' recent 1-0 losses to the A's and the Mets' disappointing home series against the Diamondbacks. They debate whether the early season records are cause for concern, arguing that while baseball is a marathon, the Yankees’ failure to close out tight games and the Mets’ lack of fun and chemistry signal deeper issues. The conversation shifts to Mike Tannenbaum’s controversial mock draft proposal that the Giants should trade up to draft running back Jeremiah Love at #3, sparking a heated debate on the value of running backs in today’s NFL and whether such a move makes strategic sense for a rebuilding Giants team. The hosts contrast Love’s elite talent with the Giants’ current roster deficiencies, questioning the logic of trading up for a running back when the team lacks depth at other key positions. They also reflect on broader themes in sports, including the changing perception of franchise legacy, the importance of culture and chemistry, and the evolving role of position players in modern football.