Podcast appearances and mentions of Carlos Mendoza

Jerry starts with the sounds of Detroit smacking the Yankees around. The Mets relief pitching stunk again as they lost again to the Phillies. Carlos Mendoza was asked if the team was demoralized. The Packers host the Commanders tonight and Dan Quinn was asked about the Packers. Malik Nabers was asked about always looking annoyed on the sideline. He said he has a ‘natural bitch face' and needs to smile more.

We started the show with reaction to the assassination of talk show host Charlie Kirk and the 24th anniversary of the attacks on 9/11. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of Detroit smacking the Yankees around. The Mets relief pitching stunk again as they lost again to the Phillies. Carlos Mendoza was asked if the team was demoralized. The Packers host the Commanders tonight and Dan Quinn was asked about the Packers. Malik Nabers was asked about always looking annoyed on the sideline. He said he has a ‘natural bitch face' and needs to smile more. In the final segment of the hour, Gio is excited about a documentary coming out called ‘Cocaine Quarterback'. A caller was happy Aaron Glenn cut Xavier Gipson after his costly fumble.

Hour 1 We started the show with reaction to the assassination of talk show host Charlie Kirk and the 24th anniversary of the attacks on 9/11. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of Detroit smacking the Yankees around. The Mets relief pitching stunk again as they lost again to the Phillies. Carlos Mendoza was asked if the team was demoralized. The Packers host the Commanders tonight and Dan Quinn was asked about the Packers. Malik Nabers was asked about always looking annoyed on the sideline. He said he has a ‘natural bitch face' and needs to smile more. In the final segment of the hour, Gio is excited about a documentary coming out called ‘Cocaine Quarterback'. A caller was happy Aaron Glenn cut Xavier Gipson after his costly fumble. Hour 2 We started the hour talking about the Giants as they head to Dallas this week. We wondered when we might see Jaxson Dart. If they have another bad half, they might throw him out there in the second half. Both Aaron Rodgers and Daniel Jones played great in week 1, which was just awesome for Jets and Giants fans. As much as we were impressed with the Jets, they did blow the game and let Rodgers stand up there as the victor at the podium. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Mets losing to the Phillies for their fifth straight loss. The Mets are not looking like a playoff team. Boomer said the Giants must get the ball in the hands of Malik Nabers at least 10 times this week. Richie Incognito said of Tua's performance: ‘Tua is ass. He looks bad'. In the final segment of the hour, we took a look at week 2 in the NFL and looked at some good teams that could start out 0-2 and whether those teams would go into panic mode. Hour 3 Is this a shot at Garrett Wilson & the Jets? It was a comment from Aaron Rodgers regarding DK Metcalf. Boomer said it sounded like a shot. A caller details how his Giants fandom made him late for work in the Twin Towers on 9/11. A caller said teams like the Saints should look at the Giants as a win. Gio said Jaxson Dart is the final life preserver for Brian Daboll. Jerry returns for an update, but first we talked about Boomer's golf tournament coming up on October 6th. We heard from golfer Tyrrell Hatton, who detailed all the alcohol he drank upon hearing he made the Ryder Cup team. It was an insane amount and then he got sick in the hotel bed. Caleb Williams was asked about his bad throws on Monday night. Dan Campbell met the media and didn't like the reporter saying his offense looks nothing like it looked with Ben Johnson. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about drunk Boomer at Boomer & Gio Live, and a caller needs advice on where to eat in Bayshore, Long Island. Hour 4 We started with the 24th anniversary of 9/11. The Phillies ‘Karen' has still not been identified which is amazing in this day and age. We don't want anything to happen to her, it's just strange that they don't know who it is. Gio said kids have finally figured out that going to college in the South is a great idea. Jerry returned for his final update of the day and previewed Giants/Cowboys with comments from Brian Daboll. Russell Wilson talked about ‘being really freaking great today'. The Yankees bullpen was terrible last night. The Moment of The Day: Malik Nabers has a ‘natural bitch face'. In the final segment of the show, Gio said he heard NASA say there was ancient life on Mars.

Hour 1 It feels like we are in the middle of a complete collapse by the Mets. The Mets are on the verge of not making the playoffs, and if they do make it, it will be short lived. To not get as far as last year after adding Juan Soto would be insane. They cannot let Sean Manaea pitch another game this season. Gio said they stink and have stunk for months. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with Kyle Schwarber hitting his 50th HR last night as the Phillies beat the Mets. The SF Giants won, also not good for the Mets. The Yankees had a very rough 7th inning and lost to the Tigers. Aaron Judge passed Yogi Berra as 5th all time in Yankees HRs. Buck Martinez had quite the critique of the Yankees during the Blue Jays broadcast. Chris Long talked about feeling old while watching the YouTube NFL broadcast. In the final segment of the hour, we took calls from Mets fans who have come to expect this type of season. Hour 2 Caleb Williams is using the same nail technician as Angel Reese. Gio's not sure if Chicago Bears fans want to read something like that. Boomer said he needs to get his head out of his ass and start listening to his coaches. A caller said this Mets season is karma for all the trash talking the fans did after they got Juan Soto from the Yankees. Jerry returns for an update, but first Boomer shows a picture from a Ryder Cup event he played in 20 years ago with a bunch of celebrities. Jerry starts with the sounds of the Yankees loss to the Tigers as they gave up 9 runs in the 7th. Sean Manaea had a rough outing in Philadelphia where the Mets lost again. Carlos Mendoza was asked after the game about the possibility of them not making the playoffs. The critics are out in Chicago as JJ McCarthy looked better in game 1 of his career than Caleb Williams did in start number eighteen. Ben Johnson talked about his struggles. Deion Sanders was asked about his starting quarterback for this weekend. In the final segment of the hour, C-Mac, who loves the Yankees, has officially given up on Anthony Volpe. A caller has a wager for Gio for this weekend's boxing match on Netflix. Hour 3 Who is more likely to win this week, the Giants over the Cowboys or the Jets over the Bills? Will the Jets offense look anything like week 1 or was that an anomaly? If the Jets can run the ball like week 1, they will be in every game this year. Gio wonders if Boomer was into the UAP video of a missile being shot at an orb and it bouncing off. We took many calls on the UAP orb. Jerry returns for an update, but first Gio asks him about the alien orb. The Jets are cutting Xavier Gipson because of his fumble this past weekend. Daniel Jones was on Pat McAfee and talked about his big game with the Colts and his poor play with the Giants. Micah Parsons talked about his move to Green Bay after camp. The Yankees had a terrible seventh inning and lost to the Tigers. In the final segment of the hour, a caller wonders if this Mets collapse will be worse than 2007. Hour 4 We talked about the Ryder Cup with Jimmy Roberts from NBC. The event is taking place at Bethpage Black in Long Island. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with audio of Aaron Nola talking to the media and somebody farts and people laugh. Kyle Schwarber hit his 50th HR of the season as the Phillies beat the Mets again. The Yankees had a terrible 7th inning and lost to the Tigers. Daniel Jones was on with Pat McAfee and asked him what he learned in his short time with the Vikings. The Moment of The Day: Jerry talking like a space alien. In the final segment of the show, yesterday was 20 years ago that Gio walked in to WFAN to start the first day of his internship.

Caleb Williams is using the same nail technician as Angel Reese. Gio's not sure if Chicago Bears fans want to read something like that. Boomer said he needs to get his head out of his ass and start listening to his coaches. A caller said this Mets season is karma for all the trash talking the fans did after they got Juan Soto from the Yankees. Jerry returns for an update, but first Boomer shows a picture from a Ryder Cup event he played in 20 years ago with a bunch of celebrities. Jerry starts with the sounds of the Yankees loss to the Tigers as they gave up 9 runs in the 7th. Sean Manaea had a rough outing in Philadelphia where the Mets lost again. Carlos Mendoza was asked after the game about the possibility of them not making the playoffs. The critics are out in Chicago as JJ McCarthy looked better in game 1 of his career than Caleb Williams did in start number eighteen. Ben Johnson talked about his struggles. Deion Sanders was asked about his starting quarterback for this weekend. In the final segment of the hour, C-Mac, who loves the Yankees, has officially given up on Anthony Volpe. A caller has a wager for Gio for this weekend's boxing match on Netflix.

Carlos Mendoza met with the media postgame and discussed the performance of the offense against Ranger Suarez, his confidence level in the team to hang on to a playoff spot, Sean Manea's performance, and Manaea's future role for the pitching staff.

In a heated segment, BT and Sal dissect the Mets' latest loss in Philadelphia, raising the question of whether manager Carlos Mendoza is the right man for the job. While Sal defends Mendoza, pointing to his "no-nonsense" demeanor and the team's overall talent, BT criticizes his in-game decisions, arguing they've been a detriment to a team that's already playing inconsistent baseball. The conversation extends to the Mets' struggles to beat weaker teams, the impact of young players, and the looming possibility of missing the playoffs, all while the hosts clash over whether the Mets' current position is cause for alarm or a sign of hope.

Sal and BT argue about the Mets' recent struggles after a frustrating loss to the Phillies, with Sal maintaining that the team will still make the playoffs, while BT and other callers are less optimistic. A central part of the fiery debate is whether manager Carlos Mendoza is the right person for the job. Callers and BT point to questionable in-game decisions, like an ill-advised pinch-hitting move, as evidence that Mendoza is not an elite manager who can elevate a team. Sal, while admitting Mendoza has had a down year, believes the blame lies more with the inconsistent and underperforming players, as well as the lackluster trade deadline acquisitions by David Stearns.

BT and Sal get into a heated debate about the Mets' recent struggles and whether manager Carlos Mendoza is to blame. While Sal argues the team's bigger problems lie with inconsistent hitting and a flawed roster, BT insists that Mendoza's "sloppy" in-game decisions, particularly a confounding pinch-hitting choice, are a recurring detriment that could ultimately cost the Mets a playoff spot. They dissect Mendoza's tactical missteps from the recent loss and question if he has what it takes to guide a team through a high-stakes pennant race.

Heading into the second game of the pivotal series against the Phillies, Carlos Mendoza discusses the addition of Jose Siri to the lineup following his long IL stint, the opposing pitcher tonight, Ranger Suarez, and what he expects from Sean Manaea tonight.

The Mets were shutout and dropped to 8 games back of the Phillies and after the game Carlos Mendoza met with the media to discuss his overall feelings on where the team finds itself in the standings along with their overall inconsistency.

The Mets have 6 series left in the season and as they enter Philadelphia 7 games back in the standings of the division leading Phillies Carlos Mendoza sat down with Keith Raad to preview what will be an intense series along with his expectations for Nolan McLean as he makes his second start against the Phillies.

Carlos Mendoza talks about his excitement and expectations for Brandon Sproat's Major League start.

Carlos Mendoza met with the media postgame and discussed Jonah Tong's outing, what can be learned from this start, and the team's offensive performance.

Carlos Mendoza spoke postgame with the media and discussed Edwin Diaz's cleat issue, his escape from the 9th inning jam, the bullpen's performance, and the offensive outburst in tonight's pivotal game.

Keith Raad sat down with Carlos Mendoza ahead of tonight's game and Carlos took a moment to reflect on Mets legend Davey Johnson following the news of his passing yesterday. Carlos turned his attention towards today and spoke about the team's in the playoff race with the Mets and what to look for in Jonah Tong tonight.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza spoke with Keith Raad ahead of the series against the Reds and discussed the decision to send Kodai Senga down to AAA, his timetable for a return, the young prospect who will be taking his turn in the rotation, and the impact of the young arms on the team's push to the playoffs.

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The Mets manager talks with the media after New York's 12-5 win over the Detroit Tigers on Tuesday night, The Mets have taken the first two games of the series.

It was another difficult outing for the newly acquired Ryan Helsley as he gave up a game turning 3-run home run in the bottom of the 7th and after the loss Carlos Mendoza met with the media to discuss his reliever and how the team will try to get him back on track.

The Mets have been on fire at the plate and with the chance to sweep the series against the Tigers Carlos Mendoza sat down with Keith Raad to discuss how different the game plays when the entire lineup is clicking along with the overall season from Clay Holmes as he takes the mound.

Hour 1 Boomer begins his 19th year as morning show host at WFAN, discussing the NFL season's start. Topics include Micah Parsons, Arch Manning, Bill Belichick's debut with North Carolina, and Juan Soto's big day for the Mets. Jerry provides updates on the Mets' win and Sean Manaea's outing. The show also covers the Micah Parsons vs. Jerry Jones situation and Patrick Mahomes traveling to Brazil. Boomer's golf plans with Zach Wilson's father-in-law are off, leading to calls for fill-in ideas, including a caller noting Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers' Super Bowls at 27, and Jordan Love's current age. Hour 2 The Giants' schedule started with Gio stating they need to go 2-2, scoring points and Russell Wilson throwing TDs, beating either Dallas or Washington. Boomer believes both Giants' lines will improve and Russ limits turnovers. Boomer suggested the Jets keep Aaron Rodgers, but Gio argued against it for culture change. Sam Darnold is now with the Seahawks. Boomer then listed quarterbacks for comparison. Jerry provided an update, after Gio mentioned C-Lo's tuberculosis last week and Al's confusion over MLB Wild Card standings. Juan Soto hit a grand slam and triple for the Mets. Carlos Mendoza discussed Sean Manaea's issues. We heard Bill Belichick and North Carolina losing to TCU. Brian Daboll discussed Jayden Daniels, their week one opponent. Micah Parsons spoke about the Green Bay fanbase. The hour concluded with NFL news and a caller asking Gio who he'd rather have in a big game: Boomer or Phil Simms? Hour 3 The hour began with baseball talk, covering the Mets' recent struggles against the Marlins and their win in Detroit, highlighting young pitchers Jonah Tong and Nolan McLean. The Mets have dominated the Phillies this season, especially at home, but need three consistent starting pitchers. Boomer praised McLean's natural pitching ability. Jerry then updated on Jalen Hurts discussing the Cowboys defense, Jon Gruden's admiration for it, and Andy Reid on the Chiefs' Brazil trip. The Mets' Detroit win featured a Juan Soto grand slam and triple. Sounds of Bill Belichick and UNC's loss to TCU were played. Finally, Gio mentioned judging a burlesque show, and Boomer warned of tropical depressions. Hour 4 Gio discusses 'Unknown Number: High School Catfish' (spoiler alert!) and his daughters' KPop obsession. Note: You don't hear any music - sorry. Jerry's final update covers Soto's Mets win, Judge on proving himself in September, Belichick/UNC's blowout loss, and Parsons' back injury. The Moment of The Day highlights the Bills' weak schedule. A caller invites them to her dad's 60th.

Al was very confused this morning on the Warm Up Show on how the Wild Card standings work in MLB. Juan Soto hit a grand slam and triple as the Mets won in Detroit. Carlos Mendoza talked about Sean Manaea's troubles.

The hour began with a discussion of the Giants' schedule. Gio believes they need to start 2-2, scoring points with Russell Wilson throwing TDs, and beating either Dallas or Washington. Boomer anticipates improved Giants' offensive and defensive lines, and notes Russ's low turnover rate. Boomer thought the Jets should have kept Aaron Rodgers, but Gio disagreed due to culture change. They then discussed Sam Darnold with the Seahawks and a "who would you rather have" quarterback list. Jerry provided an update, preceded by Gio mentioning C-Lo's tuberculosis. Al was confused about MLB Wild Card standings. The Mets won in Detroit with Juan Soto hitting a grand slam and triple. Carlos Mendoza discussed Sean Manaea's struggles. Sounds included Bill Belichick and North Carolina losing to TCU. Brian Daboll discussed Jayden Daniels. Micah Parsons spoke about the Green Bay fanbase. The hour concluded with NFL talk and a caller asking Gio if he'd prefer Boomer or Phil Simms in a big game.

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Carlos Mendoza sits down with Keith Raad ahead of the Mets middle game against the Detroit Tigers. Mendoza touches on the importance of Juan Soto's hot bat and what to expect from Nolan McLean in his fourth career start.

Mendoza speaks with the media after an exciting back and forth matchup with the Tigers.

Game 1 in Detroit! First pitch is set for 1:10pm, with the pregame show at 12:30 on Audacy Mets Radio While you're waiting, take a listen to the Manager's Report. Carlos Mendoza talks the matchup with the Tigers, and expectations for Sean Manaea

Carlos Mendoza spoke with Keith Raad ahead of the series finale against the Marlins, and Carlos spoke about trying to earn the series split, the team's recent offensive prowess, the shortcomings of the pitching and defense this series, Juan Soto's production this year, and what the team is looking for in the opposing pitcher Sandy Alcantara.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza spoke with the media following the series finale against the Marlins, and Carlos discussed the team's struggles, especially with the starting pitching during this series, what he currently sees from Kodai Senga, and the team's inconsistency.

Locked Up Sports: New York Sports Talk welcomes Pete Hoffman, WFAN producer, on-air host, and producer of the Rico Bronia Podcast with Evan Roberts. In this episode, we break down the New York Mets' playoff push as September baseball heats up. We dive into the big questions every Mets fan is asking: • Can the Mets realistically catch the Phillies and win the NL East? • Is this pitching staff strong enough to carry the team through October? • What does Pete think about manager Carlos Mendoza—and does he survive if the Mets come up short? • Who deserves the blame if the Mets miss the postseason? • Will Pete Alonso still be a Met in 2026? • And how will young arms like Nolan McLean, Brandon Sproat, and Jonah Tong fare under the bright lights of Queens? It's a candid, insider perspective from one of the most plugged-in voices in New York sports radio. Mets fans won't want to miss this one. Subscribe to Locked Up Sports for more Mets talk #Mets #LockedUpSports #PeteHoffman #WFAN #PeteAlonso #CarlosMendoza #MLBPlayoffs #JonahTong

It was a tough start for the Mets and despite eventually tying the game they still fell to the Marlins 11-8 and after the game Carlos Mendoza met with the media to discuss the struggles from David Peterson who allowed a career high 8 earned runs in his short start.

After a record setting night at the plate the Mets enter the weekend looking to keep the bats hot and Carlos Mendoza sat down with Keith Raad to discuss the need to add on to the success against another difficult arm along with how David Peterson stacks up against an aggressive team.

Carlos Mendoza talks about Jonah Tong's performance.

Jonah Tong makes his debut tonight! Carlos Mendoza chats about the young pitcher and what he hopes to see in his development

The Mets manager talks to the media after a sloppy performance against the Miami Marlins on Thursday night. New York committed three errors in the 7-4 loss.

Carlos Mendoza talks with Keith Raad ahead of a four-game set against the Miami Marlins. The Mets manager discusses another brilliant performance from Nolan McLean on Wednesday night and what's different about the Miami Marlins since their last meeting in April.

The Mets completed a huge series sweep over the division leading Phillies and after capping off the week with a 6-0 victory Carlos Mendoza met with the media to give his thoughts on Nolan McLean's stellar outing and what it means for the team going forward.

Ben Maller talks about Mets manager Carlos Mendoza getting a vote of confidence from the front office, why this Anthony Volpe situation is a big deal for the Yankees, Too Much or Not Enough, #QueenOfHearts w/ LaReina, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sal Licata flies solo on Wednesday's show, where he discusses everything from Carlos Mendoza, Jonah Tong, and the Mets' bullpen to Aaron Boone, Aaron Judge, and the Yankees' predetermined lineups. Clem from Surfside joins the show to keep tabs on his wager with BT & Sal. Jerry Recco joins the show for '3 Random Questions,' Mets talk.

Sal Licata takes a call about the Mets' bullpen management and discusses whether or not manager Carlos Mendoza is putting his players in the best positions to succeed.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza spoke with the media following the team's resilient win against the Phillies. Carlos discussed Edwin Diaz's impressive relief outing, the team's recent offensive explosion, the importance of making the most of these opportunities, what Carlos saw from Sean Manaea tonight, and the other performances from the bullpen.

The series victory has already been clinched for the Mets and Carlos Mendoza but as they eye a sweep to fully get back into the division race the Manager met with Keith Raad to preview the test that Nolan McLean will face along with how to get Ryan Helsley back to his usual form.

We begin the final hour of the show talking about the Mets and their blowout win over the Phillies. Willie wonders what Carlos Mendoza's biggest concern about his team could be and Jerry says there are plenty of options. Willie and Jerry agree the Jets should claim Tommy DeVito. Jerry wonders why some great college players can't succeed in the NFL. Willie and Jerry both don't want to see the Giants rush Jaxson Dart onto the field.

In a fiery segment, Hoff takes a New York Post headline to task, claiming it's an irresponsible example of clickbait journalism. He argues that the Mets' new manager, Carlos Mendoza, has done a tremendous job with the team, leading them to the NLCS last year and keeping them in the playoff hunt this season. For a media outlet to even question his job security, according to Hoff, is a "dumb question" that shows a lack of respect for the manager and an attempt to create unnecessary drama. He believes that Mendoza has earned the right to at least a third year, regardless of how the rest of the season plays out.

While BT was focused on the tight AL MVP race between Aaron Judge and Cal Raleigh, Hoff went on an impassioned rant about a media report discussing Mets manager Carlos Mendoza's job security. Hoff argued that the very premise of the question was "unacceptable" and "clickbait," given that Mendoza took the team to the NLCS last year and has them in a playoff race this season. He believes there's no logical reason to question Mendoza's position and that the media is creating unnecessary drama, contrasting it with the long-term patience the Yankees have shown with their own manager, Aaron Boone.

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Carlos Mendoza spoke pregame with Keith Raad and discussed the decision to call up Jonah Tong to start Friday's game, what Jonah has shown despite only two starts in Syracuse, and the importance of last night's come from behind victory.

BT and Hoff dissected the Mets' frustrating weekend in Atlanta, with Hoff expressing deep dissatisfaction despite the team winning two out of three games. His anger stemmed from the feeling that the Mets squandered a chance to sweep the series and make a definitive statement. Hoff criticized the bullpen, specifically mentioning the struggles of Ryan Helsley and Reed Garrett, and slammed manager Carlos Mendoza for a lack of "feel" in key moments. He argued that the team's lingering issues with pitching and Pete Alonso's inconsistent play are signs of a flawed roster that will ultimately prevent them from making a deep postseason run.

Hoff expressed his frustration with the Mets' latest loss to the Braves, calling out the bullpen and Carlos Mendoza's in-game management. BT then shifted his focus to the Yankees, arguing that Anthony Volpe has not earned the right to be told he's playing every day, and that the team's willingness to give him that assurance is indicative of a larger organizational problem. The segment also featured a humorous moment where BT revealed he crushed a wiffle ball off of Hoff's seven-year-old son, much to Hoff's dismay, and took a call from a listener who canceled their subscription to the MLB app out of frustration with the Yankees' "mediocrity."