Bleav in Queens: A Mets Podcast

The New York Mets looked well on their way to a third straight series win, until they weren't. Why did Carlos Mendoza pull David Peterson? Why do the Mets continue to run out bullpen games? And where are the young prospects that are crushing it in Triple A?

After the vibes were in the tubes, the New York Mets have rallied to win their last two series (including a series W against the Yankees). So are the vibes back? Or are there still reasons to be concerned?

The New York Mets are glad to be done with June, as this month saw them spiral out of first place and into a bit of a tailspin. Injuries to their rotation have started to pile up. The bottom half of the lineup is struggling and the bullpen looks EXHAUSTED. So what can the Mets do about it?

A second straight episode without a Mets win to discuss, and the team has officially broken Jack. The boys break down another bad series, and what (if anything) the team can do to turn their fortunes around.

For the first time all season, the New York Mets were swept. Is the sky falling around them? Or is it just a wait and see approach right now? Chris and Jack recap the weekend and say whether or not they think it's time to panic.

The good times kept on rolling for the New York Mets, that was until Kodai Senga's injury. Chris and Jack react to the injury, what the Mets can do about it and recap another sweep for the Mets, who now sport the best record in all of baseball.

The New York Mets are starting to hit for a ton of power. They slugged home runs all weekend long at Coors Field. Pete Alonso moves into 2nd place on the Mets all-time home run list. The starting pitching continues to be great. And the Mets did what they were supposed to do against the Rockies. Chris and Jack break it all down.

The New York Mets split a series with the Los Angeles Dodgers. They won the season series against them. Yet, it feels like they missed a chance to make a statement.

The New York Mets finished off a sweep of the Colorado Rockies and it was a GREAT weekend for Juan Soto. Chris and Jack break down the power surge from the Mets, some pitching takeaways, Ronny Mauricio and Brett Baty.

The New York Mets continue to just win series, as it was a pair of series wins. First, it was two out of three against the Los Angeles Dodgers in a NLCS rematch. Next up, was taking two against the Chicago White Sox. Both series left the boys wanting more, as there were missed opportunities. The guys also discuss a pair of positional controversy, at catcher and third-base. Should Luis Torrens get the bulk of the playing time? How can Francisco Alvarez turn things around? Then, what about Brett Baty and Mark Vientos? Subscribe to the YT Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@jackmckessy Follow Jack on Bluesky: @jfmckessy.bsky.social‬ Follow Chris on Bluesky: @crschube.bsky.social‬ RATE, REVIEW AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE POD!

The New York Mets offense is broken, concerning everyone right now. And nobody has been at the center of that conversation more than Juan Soto. Jack is back on the pod with Chris to discuss everything plaguing this team right now + share where they are at with the Tylor Megill Experience.

The Mets picked up a pair of series W's against NL Central foes. Chris is back to break it all down + preview the series with the New York Yankees.

The New York Mets took a step back in the right direction, taking the series from the Diamondbacks out in the desert. Chris recaps the big performances from Francisco Lindor, Pete Alonso and Juan Soto in this series + talks about what Luisangel Acuna's role needs to be moving forward.

Things are tough right now for the Mets. They've lost 4 of their last 5 games. They haven't won a series since sweeping the Phillies. Their situational hitting is a roller coaster. Chris breaks it all down on the latest edition of the pod.

Chris is on a journey of a solo show, recapping the Mets losing their first home series of the year + having Ryne Stanek blow ANOTHER lead.

The Mets play their weirdest series of the year, lose their worst game of the season and yet still became the 1st time to 20 wins in Major League Baseball. Chris and Jack break it ALL down: the good, the bad and the ugly.

The New York Mets are the best team in baseball. They've won seven in a row. They just swept the Phillies, after sweeping the Cardinals. Things are pretty, pretty good in Mets-land right now.

The Mets played probably their worst series of the year, losing two of three to the Twins. Chris and Jack break it all down on this edition of the show.

They still aren't firing on all cylinders, but the New York Mets just continue to win games and win series. After taking two out of three from the A's, it's now four series wins in a row. Chris and Jack break it all down, including some more managerial decisions, and get you ready for the Twins series.

The New York Mets made three series wins in a row. Chris and Jack break down the pitching performances, the one day of offense the team had and what to do at 2B.

It's still not pretty, but the Mets keep finding ways to win. They picked up their second straight series win and their first sweep of the year. Chris and Jack are back to recap it all, from the bullpen to some interesting decisions from Carlos Mendoza.

It was weird. It was the prettiest. But the New York Mets won their first series of the 2025 MLB season. Chris and Jack break down the pitching, Pete Alonso's heroics, Mark Vientos' struggles and more.

The Mets are playing actual baseball and it was a mixed bag in the first series of the year. They got some good starting pitching, but their offense is off to a sluggish start.

The guys get their predictions out on the airwaves before the season begins. Who do they think will make the playoffs in the American and National League? What about the main awards? Plus, some Mets related predictions as well.

Clay Holmes ended his spring with one last excellent start before he takes the mound for real. And Brett Baty continued his hot spring.

The Mets are playing a Spring Training game and the lineup looks very close to what it might look like on Opening Day. What do the guys like about it? Is there anything they don't like?

The guys react to the Mets Spring Breakout performances, the reported plan for the rotation in the opening series + more.

The Mets name a surprising Opening Day starter. Jeff McNeil is going to be out for a bit. And Brandon Nimmo might start the year as the DH?

Tylor Megill had another good spring start. Plus, AJ Minter made his spring debut. The guys break it all down on today's edition of the pod.

Francisco Alvarez will miss the next 6-8 weeks, so what do the Mets do now? Plus, Clay Holmes continues to impress in Spring Training.

Chris and Jack discuss the latest comments from Juan Soto about his free agency, Vlad Jr's upcoming free agency + the Mets Spring Breakout roster.

Chris and Jack recap the latest happenings from Spring Training including some cuts, Kodai Senga's spring debut and the latest on the injury front.

Chris and Jack throw caution to the wind and go full hype mode on today's show. They overreact to all of the good news/reports we are seeing from Spring Training so far.

The guys are back and are putting on their prediction hats. Who do they think will make the final 26-man roster for the New York Mets? Are there any surprises? Who gets the final bench spot? Who is apart of the Mets Opening Day bullpen?

Real games have yet to be played and the Mets rotation depth is already being tested. With Sean Manaea and Frankie Montas now scheduled to miss time, what should the Mets do? Should they use the depth they have or is it time for an outside addition?

David Stearns met with the media as pitchers and catchers officially reported for the New York Mets. And he said a lot, while not actually saying a lot. Chris and Jack share their takeaways as we move closer to real baseball.

After a very long back and forth, the Mets and Pete Alonso have come back together on a two-year deal. What does it mean for the Mets in 2025 and beyond?

The day has finally arrived. The guys share their top five prospects that can make an impact on the 2025 New York Mets roster. And Chris takes some exception to the way Jack constructs his list.

Amazin Day provided quite the update on the Pete Alonso of it all. Then, the guys get into Ryan Stanek's return to the Mets bullpen + finish up by breaking down which Mets ended up in ESPN's Top 100 Prospects for 2025.

Jesse Winker might have hinted at the Mets plans for 1B. Are the Dodgers bad for baseball? And, have the Mets done enough for their offense?

The Mets are reportedly moving on from Pete Alonso. Their pivot plan started to take shape with signing Jesse Winker. So what now?

Roki Sasaki won't be joining the Mets, so what is their new plan for adding a pitcher. Plus, another Pete Alonso update that includes a surprise name as a pivot plan.