Podcast appearances and mentions of Carlos Mendoza

The Mets manager spoke with the media about the emergence of Brett Baty tonight, Tylor Megill's performance, and how the bullpen rose to the occasion tonight.

An early game for the Mets today with first pitch scheduled for 12:05. Carlos Mendoza talks about how the team is handling the quick turnaround on today's Manager's Report.

As the Mets approach the quarter mark of the season, Keith Raad spoke with the manager about the team keeping their eyes on October and how they can do that here in May.

Carlos Mendoza and the Mets took home a series opening victory last night and ahead of today's game against the Diamondbacks the Manager sat down with Keith Raad to discuss the continued offensive brilliance of Pete Alonso along with what he has seen from Tyrone Taylor in the field and at the plate.

The Mets manager talks with Keith Raad ahead of their last game of a six-game road trip. Carlos Mendoza touches on Brandon Nimmo's health and Kodai Senga's rematch against the Arizona Diamondbacks.

It was a tough loss for the Mets and after the game Manager Carlos Mendoza met with the media to give an update on Brandon Nimmo who appeared to hurt his knew during the game before giving his thoughts on David Peterson's start.

Carlos Mendoza talks with the media after the Mets beat the Diamondbacks 7-1. New York finishes the road trip and the season series with Arizona at .500.

Carlos Mendoza and the Mets pulled out a close one over the Diamondbacks and after the victory the Manager met with the media to discuss what he saw from Francisco Lindor and Pete Alonso along with the rest of the Mets batters along with give some thoughts how Canning and the rest of the Pitching Staff have stepped up this season.

The Mets head out to Arizona for a three game series against the Diamondbacks and ahead of their opening game Carlos Mendoza met with Keith Raad to give an injury update on Jesse Winker along with where he believes the newly recalled Brett Baty will factor into the lineup.

Carlos Mendoza speaks with the media after the Mets lose both games of the doubleheader.

Carlos Mendoza speaks with Keith Raad ahead of today's doubleheader.

It was a very complete game for the Mets and Manager Carlos Mendoza met with the media following the team's 9-3 series opening victory to give his thoughts on his team's at-bats along with his satisfaction with the outing from Clay Holmes.

Disappointing little stretch here for the Mets as the bullpen is in shambles with injuries mounting. We'll dive into the recent production of hitters throughout the lineup over the previous two series', touch upon the recent decisions made by Carlos Mendoza and much more. FOLLOW on Instagram, YouTube & X:  @cupofmets  SUBSCRIBE on Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts!DOWNLOAD The SeatGeek App! Use Code: "CUPOFMETS" to get $20 off

Coming off their first home series loss since last August the Mets travel to St. Louis and ahead of their series opening game Manager Carlos Mendoza sat down with Keith Raad to preview tonight's starter Clay Holmes along with give some insight into where he sees Juan Soto after a two home run outing yesterday.

Carlos Mendoza discusses the Mets rally that fell short on Wednesday night, and the latest on Danny Young's injury.

After dropping the game and series to the Diamondbacks to lose their first home series since last August, Mets Manager Carlos Mendoza meet with the media to recap Kodai Senga's start along with discuss where the rest of the team is physically as they get ready to head out on the road.

The Mets are in a stretch of a lot of baseball with not a lot of days off and Manager Carlos Mendoza met with Keith Raad to discuss the status of a depleted bullpen before previewing the team's rubber match against the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks.

Mendoza speaks with the media and celebrates the series opener win.

Carlos Mendoza talks with Keith Raad ahead of game two of the Mets three-game series against the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Carlos Mendoza delivers bad Mets news

Carlos Mendoza answers why Nimmo is sitting out tonight's game, and more ahead of the Diamondbacks series opener.

The Mets exploded at the plate today to win 19-5 and split the wraparound weekend series and manager Carlos Mendoza met with the media following the victory to discuss the huge game which included a game for the record books from Brandon Nimmo.

After dropping yesterday's game in a heartbreaker Mets Manager Carlos Mendoza will be looking to flush it and move onto today's game against the Nationals and he met with Keith Raad to discuss his usage of Closer Edwin Diaz along with just how hard it is to get the last three outs in a Major League game.

For the second time in the last three games Carlos Mendoza and the Mets were walked off by the Nationals and the manager met with the media following the loss to discuss what went wrong as the team blew a 7-1 lead in the bottom of the 7th inning.

It's Sunday in the DMV and Mets Manager Carlos Mendoza met with Keith Raad to provide an update on the health of AJ Minter along with discuss how important the performance of Max Kranick has been as a bullpen backstop.

The Mets manager speaks with the media following the team's 2-0 victory over the Nationals and discusses the injury to AJ Minter and the stellar performance of the pitching staff.

The Mets manager speaks with Keith Raad ahead of the second game of the series against the Nationals. Carlos speaks about the resiliency of the team last night despite the loss, and how the team is preparing for the aggressive baserunning of the Nationals.

After taking the lead late before losing it and the game it was a baffling game for the Mets and Carlos Mendoza who met with the media following the loss to discuss what he saw in the top of fourth as the Nationals turned a controversial triple play.

Coming off their perfect homestand the Mets are hot and they're getting healthier and Manager Carlos Mendoza met with Keith Raad ahead of their series opening game against the Nationals to preview the returns of Francisco Alvarez and Jeff McNeil along with how important Major League depth is for the success of a team.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Mets winning including Alonso's RBI double, his 25th RBI on the season. Lindor had three more hits as well. Griffin Canning talked about pitching in front of big crowds. Carlos Mendoza said it's early, but they are racking up wins. The Yankees dropped another game in Cleveland and one inning did them in. Jaxson Dart was on with Kay Adams and the Giants are very appealing to him.

The Mets just keep on winning and Manager Carlos Mendoza met with the media following the team's 5-1 victory over the Phillies to recap the game along with how important both Mark Vientos and Luis Torrens have been to the team's success.

Ahead of the series finale against the Phillies, the Mets manager speaks with Keith Raad about the production of Luis Torrens, the team's winning streak, and the gameplan against Zack Wheeler this afternoon.

The Mets manager speaks with the media following the Mets 7th straight win. He provides an injury update on Edwin Diaz, and talks about the resiliency of the team to pull out the win today.

The Mets have been great at home and they are getting huge crowds for this early in the season. There is so much positivity with Steve Cohen right now. Mets pitching has been outstanding so far as well. Jesse Winker talked about how the stadium being full is a huge advantage for the Mets. Boomer doesn't think they'll need Grimace this year. Gio said Fat Joe was at the Knicks game, and wherever he goes, failure follows. The Yankees World Series Game, Kamala Harris, California wildfires. It's the Fat Joe curse. Gio said they can't have him at any more games. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Knicks losing game 2 at the Garden. Coach Thibs did not like the huge discrepancy between foul shots between the two teams. Charles Barkley had a message for Mavs GM Nico Harrison: stop with the press conferences. The Yankees lost in Cleveland as the Guardians hit back to back homers off of Clarke Schmidt. The Mets beat the Phillies but Edwin Diaz made it interesting. Carlos Mendoza talked about Diaz's performance after the HR. Russell Wilson met the media and said some generic things. Jalen Milroe was asked about potentially joining the QB room with Wilson and Jameis Winston. Vikings RB Aaron Jones talked about being an older QB and also talked about trying to get older women since he was a kid. Boomer and C-Lo did a Rangers podcast yesterday. In the final segment of the hour, a young guy named Jared is here. He works in the digital department here at Audacy and he's been tasked with getting the YouTube numbers up for Al & Jerry's Postgame Podcast.

Hour 1 The Knicks suffered a disappointing Game 2 loss to the Pistons, which Gio describes as "off and weird". Boomer believes OG Anunoby was frustrated by a lack of late-game touches. Gio criticized Thibs for blaming officials and called a potential series loss "pathetic." Jerry's update began with the sounds of the Knicks' defeat at MSG, where Thibs cited rebounding as the key difference. Meanwhile, the Mets beat the Phillies with Francisco Lindor hitting two more home runs, and Jesse Winker also homered, noting the home crowd's impact. The Yankees lost to Cleveland after Clarke Schmidt allowed consecutive home runs. Russell Wilson's press conference focused on himself, while Jets GM Darren Mougey avoided discussing Aaron Rodgers. The hour concluded with a discussion on how the Pistons' strategic play forced the Knicks to adapt. Hour 2 Gio feels Karl-Anthony Towns doesn't embody the superstar mentality, lacking visible disappointment or fire. Boomer countered that Towns simply had an off night and couldn't find his rhythm. Before Jerry's update, Gio expressed disbelief at people falling for fake Adam Schefter reports on X. Jerry's update featured Mike Breen's call of the Knicks' Game 2 loss, with Thibs discussing the need to win differently. They then played a clip of the Clippers' play-by-play announcer, whom they found unauthentic, and mentioned Shaq abruptly leaving the set due to olive oil consumption. Mavericks GM Nico Harrison stated he underestimated Luka's importance to fans. Jazz Chisholm homered in their loss to Cleveland, while the Mets defeated the Phillies, with Jesse Winker and Lindor hitting home runs, improving their home record to 10-1. Jalen Milroe discussed his relationship with Malik Nabers on Kay Adams' show. Gio expressed enthusiasm for the Giants potentially drafting Jalen Milroe with their second pick, citing Todd McShay's assessment of him as the best running quarterback prospect ever evaluated. Hour 3 The Mets are thriving at home, drawing large crowds and benefiting from outstanding pitching. Jesse Winker highlighted the home-field advantage. Boomer joked they won't need Grimace this year. Gio jokingly blamed Fat Joe's presence at the Knicks game for their loss, citing a "Fat Joe curse." Jerry's update began with the Knicks' Game 2 defeat at the Garden, where Coach Thibs criticized the foul shot disparity. Charles Barkley advised Mavs GM Nico Harrison to stop doing press conferences. The Yankees lost to Cleveland after Clarke Schmidt gave up consecutive home runs. The Mets beat the Phillies, though Edwin Diaz made it tense, with Carlos Mendoza commenting on his performance. Jalen Milroe addressed potentially joining the Giants QB room. The hour concluded with Jared from Audacy's digital department discussing strategies to increase YouTube viewership for Al & Jerry's Postgame Podcast. Hour 4 Boomer is anticipating the NFL draft on Thursday and the subsequent Friday show covering both the draft and Knicks/Pistons Game 3, following the Knicks' Game 2 loss which tied the series 1-1, a series Gio feels has been competitive and physical, though the Knicks are slightly underperforming. Jerry's final update led with audio of the Knicks' loss. "Inside The NBA" apologized for falsely reporting someone's death. Thibs was frustrated by perceived officiating disparities favoring the Pistons. The Mets defeated the Phillies with Francisco Lindor hitting two more home runs, while Clarke Schmidt allowed consecutive home runs in the Yankees' loss. An Eagles WR had his car stolen in Philadelphia. The Moment of the Day highlighted the Clippers' play-by-play announcer's voice. The show concluded with a discussion about the chilly weather expected for the NFL draft in Green Bay.

The Mets are on a roll right now and ahead of their second game against the Phillies Carlos Mendoza met with Keith Raad to access how tough it is to face a newly patient opponent and how Starter Griffin Canning and the rest of the team will have to adjust.

The Mets manager meets with the media and talks about the performance of Francisco Lindor, Tylor Megill, and Max Kranick in the Mets 5-4 victory over the Phillies

Ahead of the series opener against the Phillies, Keith Raad speaks with the Mets manager about how the team is carrying itself and how they are approaching this early season series against a division rival

After finishing the weekend sweep over the Cardinals with a 7-4 victory, Mets Manager Carlos Mendoza met with the media to discuss everything that he saw during today's victory.

Carlos Mendoza and the Mets are going for the sweep this afternoon and the Manager sat down with Keith Raad to discuss what he believes has been going right for them at home along with the pitching performances of Reed Garrett and Clay Holmes as the latter makes the start this afternoon.

The Mets captured their third straight victory with a 3-0 win over the Cardinals and Manager Carlos Mendoza met with the media following the game to discuss Kodai Senga's start along with provide an update on Mark Vientos who left today's game early.

The Mets manager spoke with the media following the team's 5-4 walk-off victory. Hear him talk about what Francisco Lindor means to the team, and how he felt the pitching staff pitched tonight.

It's a beautiful day for baseball in Queens and after their walk-off victory last night manager Carlos Mendoza met with Keith Raad to discuss what Francisco Lindor means to the ballclub along with preview Kodai Senga's start as they look to lock up a series victory,

Carlos Mendoza analyzes the Mets' performance after the 4-1 win to open the Cardinals series.

Carlos Mendoza meets with Keith Raad ahead of the Mets second game against the Cardinals and discusses the team's hot start at home, and previews David Peterson.

Carlos Mendoza prepares for the four game series with St. Louis.

The Mets manager speaks with the media after a tough loss in Minnesota.

Keith Raad meets with Mets manager Carlos Mendoza ahead of the series finale against the Twins. Carlos speaks about the gymnastics needed with the pitching staff, needing to use an opener this afternoon, and how Justin Hagenman will factor into his plans for the afternoon.

Carlos Mendoza breaks news that Jose Siri will be heading to the IL. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jerry returns for an update and starts with sound from Deion Sanders about the advice he gives Shedeur. Shedeur was asked where he will watch the draft. He was asked if he's afraid of going to a losing franchise. Trent Grisham tied the game in the ninth, but the Yanks lost in the eleventh. The Yankees still won the series and will be in frigid Detroit starting today. The Mets completed a sweep of the Blue Jays. Carlos Mendoza talked about the strength of the bullpen. Nimmo thanked the fans for showing up.