Podcast appearances and mentions of David Peterson

Griffin Warner talks betting for July 9th. Griffin Warner opens episode 61 of What I Bet on a winning note, cashing the Marlins moneyline as Tuesday night's best bet and pushing the show's recent form to 8 and 4 in the last 12 picks, 5 and 2 in the last 7, and 3 and 1 in the last 4. The episode carries the name of Heriberto Hernandez, the Marlins outfielder who has become a frequent feature on recent Marlins broadcasts thanks to a run of highlight reel home runs. From there the show turns to the World Cup quarterfinals, where four matches are on tap for Thursday, July 9, and the biggest one by far is France against Morocco at Gillette Stadium outside Boston. Griffin calls France the most talented team in the tournament behind Kylian Mbappe and Michael Olise, co favorites with Spain, but questions whether manager Didier Deschamps will let his players attack with the freedom their talent deserves given how conservative Deschamps has been all tournament. That doubt pushes Griffin toward Morocco, a one goal underdog with the total at two and a half, a price he calls expensive but still appealing given how much more pragmatic and possession oriented Morocco has become in this competition. He also floats a Morocco to advance price near plus 305, leaning on his earlier successful call backing Morocco past the Netherlands. The show then moves into a full Major League Baseball breakdown covering nine games on the July 9 card. Bryce Elder and the Atlanta Braves visit Mitch Keller and the Pittsburgh Pirates in an early getaway day matchup, with Griffin leaning toward the Pirates at a plus price. Michael Wacha and the Kansas City Royals visit Sean Manaea and the New York Mets, with Griffin favoring Kansas City. Trevor Rogers and the Baltimore Orioles host David Peterson and the Chicago Cubs in what Griffin calls his top interest of the day. Patrick Sandoval and the Boston Red Sox visit Anthony Kay and the Chicago White Sox, with Griffin fading the White Sox. Jack Perkins and the Athletics visit Framber Valdez and the Detroit Tigers, with Griffin liking the Tigers price. Jesus Luzardo and the Philadelphia Phillies visit Brady Singer and the Cincinnati Reds, with Griffin leaning to the over. Logan Henderson and the Milwaukee Brewers visit Andre Pallante and the St. Louis Cardinals, with Griffin sticking to his rule against road favorites and taking the Brewers. Reid Detmers and the Los Angeles Angels visit Nathan Eovaldi and the Texas Rangers, with Griffin leaning under while flagging the shaky Angels bullpen. Merrill Kelly and the Arizona Diamondbacks visit Griffin Canning and the San Diego Padres, with Griffin fading a tired San Diego bullpen after closer Mason Miller worked on Tuesday. To close the episode, Griffin delivers his single best bet of the day, the Baltimore Orioles at minus 125 behind Trevor Rogers in an early matinee against the Chicago Cubs, calling Rogers the far more trustworthy arm in a spot he believes is priced too cheap. He wraps by restating the show's hot recent stretch and encouraging listeners to keep riding the streak through both the World Cup and Major League Baseball slates, with new episodes landing daily on the Straight Outta Vegas AM podcast feed and across social media at Real Underscore G. Warner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner talks betting for Friday. Real_G Warner closes out the World Cup Round of 32 with a full betting breakdown before diving into a stacked Major League Baseball card ahead of the July 4th holiday weekend. The episode opens on the soccer pitch with Australia and Egypt in Dallas, where Real_G leans toward a low scoring affair and a cleanly priced Egypt moneyline, before shifting to Cape Verde and Argentina, a matchup he expects to stay under the total even as Cape Verde's improbable tournament run continues. The soccer preview wraps with Ghana and Colombia, where Real_G questions whether Colombia's attack can find its rhythm against a Ghana defense that already shut down England, while flagging rising moneyline value on a potential Ghana advance. From there the show moves into baseball, working through the entire MLB slate one matchup at a time, including St. Louis and Andre Pallante visiting the Cubs and David Peterson, Pittsburgh's Mitch Keller against Washington's Foster Griffin, Minnesota's Mike Paredes facing Gerrit Cole and the Yankees, Chicago's Anthony Kay against Cleveland's Gavin Williams, Baltimore's Trevor Rogers on the road against a struggling Reds club, the Mets and Christian Scott visiting Atlanta, San Francisco's Logan Webb against Colorado's Ryan Feltner, Tampa Bay's Nick Martinez against Houston's Spencer Arrighetti, Boston's Jake Bennett against the Angels and Reid Detmers, Miami's Tyler Phillips against Jack Perkins and the Athletics, Milwaukee's Kyle Harrison against Arizona's Jose Cabrera, and Toronto's Dylan Cease on the road against Seattle's Luis Castillo. The centerpiece of the baseball portion is San Diego and Michael King on the road against Shohei Ohtani and the Dodgers, where Real_G explains why the run line offers far better value than an inflated moneyline number on King. The episode closes with the official What I Bet best bet, sending listeners into the holiday weekend with the Padres and Michael King on the run line at plus one and a half, along with a look back at recent results that has the show sitting at five wins and three losses over its last eight picks. Before the pick is revealed, Real_G shares a July 4th promo code for Pregame.com, offering holiday weekend access from Wednesday through Monday across every pick in every sport for seventy seven dollars using code HOTDOG12, giving listeners full coverage heading into one of the busiest sports weekends of the summer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony Franco joins Darragh McDonald to discuss Mets topics that include the firing of manager Carlos Mendoza, trading David Peterson to the Cubs, and whether Bo Bichette and other players could be available at the deadline. Other topics include the Angels firing general manager Perry Minasian and bringing on John Mozeliak as interim GM, and how recently-promoted prospect Cooper Ingle will fit into the Guardians' catching plans.

Marshall Harris and Mark Grote opened their show by discussing the Cubs earning a series win against the Brewers in Milwaukee over the weekend. After that, the guys discussed how left-hander David Peterson provided just what the Cubs needed in his team debut Saturday, when Chicago earned a win in Milwaukee. Later, they discussed how it's time for the White Sox to win a road series.

Marshall Harris and Mark Grote discussed how left-hander David Peterson provided just what the Cubs needed in his team debut Saturday, when Chicago earned a win in Milwaukee.

Mike Mulligan and Gabe Ramirez were joined by Marshall Harris and Mark Grote for the daily transition segment.

Dylan Campione & Nicho Fernandez host our longest weekend recap as we dive into all the latest stories around the league. First, the guys dive into the latest Mets' changes including Carlos Mendoza's departure, David Peterson's trade and outlook for the remaining 81 games. Then, the guys are joined by resident Phillies fan Eamon Walsh to discuss who they think will be the next manager of the Mets, Phillies & Red Sox. Finally, the guys welcome Dovid Halpert on for his final segment before he leaves for the summer, to give his annual 10 hot takes.  To let us know who you want to hear from next on the show, email us at SideRetiredPod@Gmail.com or DM us on social media @SideRetiredPod. 

In front of three sellout crowds filled with Cubs fans, Craig Counsell’s team cut into the Brewers’ division lead with a gutsy performance. The Athletic’s Sahadev Sharma and Patrick Mooney give you behind-the-scenes perspectives from the visiting clubhouse in Milwaukee as well as field-level insights. What do you think of the manager and the front office now? Why does David Peterson look like such a good fit? And where does Ben Brown go from here? Listen up to get ready for the second half of the season.Go to Quince.com/foul for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns

Texas Rangers outfielder Wyatt Langford officially lands on the injured list after suffering an unexpected physical setback. Corey Pieper breaks down structural managerial firings, significant minor league promotions, the weekly Waiver Wire segment, and the FanDuel Bet of the Day. The medical and transaction wire is in complete chaos as the New York Mets fire manager Carlos Mendoza, Tony Santillan lands on the injured list with an oblique strain, and Marcelo Mayer, Robert Suarez, and Jesus Sanchez all hit the injured list. Meanwhile, Wyatt Langford hits the shelf, Tyler Soderstrom battles hip tightness, and Kai-Wei Teng is demoted, though fantasy managers receive reinforcements with Konnor Griffin returning, Hurston Waldrep being recalled, Adley Rutschman returning from the injured list, Sean Keys and Miguel Ulola earning promotions, Simeon Woods Richardson hitting waivers, Carlos Santana signing with the Braves, and Tommy Pham joining the Phillies on a minor league deal. Daily performance metrics highlight a stacked group of standouts as Hunter Goodman, Jake Bennett, David Peterson, Logan Webb, Kazuma Okamoto, Seiya Suzuki, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Luis Garcia Jr., Ryan O'Hearn, Sonny Gray, Junior Caminero, Brandon Woodruff, Esmerlyn Valdez, Chris Sale, and Kerry Carpenter deliver big games, while Michael Wacha clashes with Davis Martin and Robbie Ray battles Chris Sale. Conversely, a massive list of foundational aces completely imploded, with Dylan Cease, Logan Gilbert, Gerrit Cole, Andre Pallante, Chase Burns, Kyle Bradish, Michael King, Anthony Kay, Roki Sasaki, Jared Jones, and Spencer Arrighetti all relegated to the duds section. Our weekly Waiver Wire segment provides direct tactical targets to optimize your active roster, specifically breaking down the immediate priority additions of Heliot Ramos, Bryce Eldridge, AJ Ewing, Joey Cantillo, and Brandon Young. First Cup Fantasy Baseball drops every weekday around 9 AM ET on The F6P Hour. Use code F6PPODS for 15% off All Access at fantasysixpack.net – rankings, matchup tools, DFS and betting cheat sheets, and more. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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On The Wire Adam and Kevin navigate one of the thinnest FAAB weeks of the season, breaking down the limited pitching landscape while highlighting the best speculative bats, bullpen changes, and stash candidates heading into July. 0:00 – 30:00 | Welcome and News Topics Discussed Adam Howe and Kevin Hastings open the show with a look at the halfway point of the fantasy baseball season. Discussion of the increasingly difficult starting pitching landscape and how it impacts weekly FAAB decisions. Injury updates and roster movement around the league. Bullpen changes, closer situations, and reliever hierarchy updates for several clubs. News surrounding rotation injuries and potential replacements heading into the coming scoring period. Players DiscussedBen Brown, Edward Cabrera, Trent Thornton, Jacob Webb, Caleb Ferguson, Dylan Lee, Pierce Johnson, Brock Burke, Tony Santillan, Matthew Boyd, Brian Wu, Bryce Miller, George Kirby, Logan Gilbert, Christian Scott, Hurston Waldrep, Cade Cavalli 30:00 – 50:00 | More News Topics Discussed Continued review of injuries, transactions, and lineup changes. Fantasy implications of several teams' changing depth charts. Discussion of returning injured players and stash candidates. Final news items before transitioning into FAAB recommendations. Players DiscussedBen Brown, Edward Cabrera, David Peterson, Lucas Giolito, Aaron Nola, Freddy Peralta, George Springer, Bo Bichette, Francisco Lindor, Juan Soto, Bobby Witt Jr.., Jacob Wilson, Max Muncy, Maikel Garcia, Josh Rojas 50:00 – 1:05:00 | Hitter FAAB Topics Discussed Weekly hitter FAAB recommendations centered on power production. Players with favorable schedules and platoon advantages. Speed and category specialists who can help immediately. Playing time opportunities created by injuries and lineup changes. Discussion of hitters with improving underlying skills and rest-of-season upside. Players DiscussedRichie Palacios, Jared Young, Connor Joe, Tyler Freeman, Jared Triolo, Nick Loftin, Caleb Durbin, Taylor Walls, Maikel Garcia, Jacob Gonzalez, Anthony Seigler, Cooper Ingle, Griffin Conine, Heriberto Hernández, Héctor Rodríguez, Ryan Ward, Marcelo Mayer 1:05:00 – 1:21:00 | Pitcher FAAB Topics Discussed Starting pitcher streaming targets and speculative additions. Rotation replacements and short-term opportunity plays. Reliever recommendations, including potential future closers. Discussion of trade deadline implications for bullpens and saves. Organizational changes that could affect fantasy value over the coming weeks. Players DiscussedSean Burke, Emerson Hancock, Patrick Corbin, Steven Matz, David Peterson, Caleb Ferguson, Jacob Webb, Robert Suarez, Edwin Díaz, Pierce Johnson, Dylan Lee, Aroldis Chapman 1:21:00 – 1:31:00 | Wild Card and Final Thoughts Topics Discussed Wild card speculative FAAB targets with long-term upside. Prospect stashes and players whose roles could expand after the trade deadline. Final recommendations for aggressive and speculative fantasy managers. Closing thoughts and wrap-up for the week. Players DiscussedKonnor Griffin, Héctor Rodríguez, Heriberto Hernández, Anthony Seigler, Ryan Ward, Jacob Gonzalez, Marcelo Mayer Join Our Discord & Support The Show: PL+ | PL Pro - Get 15% off Yearly with code PODCAST Proud member of the Pitcher List Fantasy Baseball Podcast Network bit.ly/zenAI_bpp_pitcherlist Join Our Discord & Support The Show: PL+ | PL Pro - Get 15% off Yearly with code PODCASTProud member of the Pitcher List Fantasy Baseball Podcast Network Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about the rise and fall of Ildemaro Vargas, the Mets’ and Cubs’ David Peterson swap, Jazz Chisholm Jr.’s refusal to wear a cup, the Giants’ response to Pride Night fallout, and the owners’ CBA strategy. Then (56:41) Ben brings back John Brebbia to discuss the Rockies reliever’s return to the majors, how he’s handling the journeyman phase of his career, when to opt out of a contract, Colorado’s player-dev improvements, Triple-A attitudes, how the minors have changed, the greatest major league luxury, dugout pitch-calling, challenging, his entrance song, how he and other players are following the labor talks, and more. Audio intro: Jimmy Kramer, “Effectively Wild Theme” Audio interstitial: The Spaghettis, “Effectively Wild Theme” Audio outro: Benny and a Million Shetland Ponies, “Effectively Wild Theme (Pedantic)” Link to Lennon song Link to MLFAD Link to “Train Daddy” article Link to “Railroad Daddy” article Link to Brebbia’s first appearance Link to Vargas hot streak Link to Vargas cold strea Link to Voros’s Law Link to gambler’s fallacy Link to Vargas collision Link to Flowers for Algernon adaptations Link to Charly Link to TV movie Link to Awakenings Link to “Snakes alive” slogan Link to Nora Morse wiki Link to FG post on the Cubs Link to MLBTR on Peterson Link to Gary Cohen quote Link to Mets’ six errors Link to Chisholm clip Link to Chisholm story Link to Mariners testicle injury thread Link to Haniger story Link to risk compensation wiki Link to catcher helmets interview Link to lollipop story Link to Davitt interview Link to Posey clip Link to SF Chronicle on the Giants Link to The Athletic on the Giants Link to KNBR interview story Link to Devers apology story Link to Vitello’s The Town reference Link to Manfred letter Link to The Athletic on MLB’s proposals Link to MLBTR on MLB’s proposals Link to Play Sun Smart initiative Link to Rockies team attitude story Link to Senzatela pitch mix Link to Bull Durham scene Link to Collins quote Link to dugout pitch-calling story Link to dugout pitch-calling story 2 Link to Ben on dugout pitch-calling Link to Wham! song Link to story about Brebbia’s song Link to Zoolander scene Link to Meyer quote Sponsor Us on Patreon Give a Gift Subscription Email Us: podcast@fangraphs.com Effectively Wild Subreddit Effectively Wild Wiki Apple Podcasts Feed Spotify Feed YouTube Playlist Facebook Group Bluesky Account Twitter Account Get Our Merch! var SERVER_DATA = Object.assign(SERVER_DATA || {}); Source

Take 10 with Tim – June 26, 2026 @ 9:15 am.1.We had a trade on Wednesday night with the Cubs acquiring David Peterson from the Mets for minor leaguer Cole Mathis – Cole Mathis profile is at the end of the notes.a.Is this the first sign of the Mets throwing in the towel?b.If so, give me the top 3 players the Mets will trade before the deadline?c.Will Lindor or Soto be one of those players?d.Good move for the Cubs?e.Who gets Peterson's starts in New York? Tong?f.Kodai Senga – Yuk – moved to the bullpen.2.It's been a month since Dylan Crews returned. He's hitting .212 with five home runs and two stolen bases. Remarkably, he's walked twice in 124 plate appearances and is sporting a .250 OBP. a.We will look at his baseballsavant data as well.b.What do Dynasty League managers do and are you still all-in or starting to lose confidence in him?3.Related. I started with my Draft Preview yesterday and wrote up the first 15 players I would take in a FYPD. Roch Cholowsky, the long-time favorite of everyone to go #1 in FYPD (and by MLB teams as well) reminds me a bit of Crews. Can't miss college hitter with power – but unlike Crews, he doesn't have much speed. When I was writing up my notes, I kept thinking of Crews, and maybe a little of Corey Seager. If you're picking #1 in a FYPD, do you pick the safe guy in Cholowsky, or do you go with somebody with more explosive tools but with more risk?4.The discussion of Shane Bieber was on our list last week but we talked to much and never got to him. I asked, would you start Shane Bieber given the drop in velo he was showing in his rehab. Now, we have a game under his belt and it wasn't great = 3.2 IP, 9 hits, 4 ER, 3 HR, 2K/0BB. His fastball wasn't any better at 91.9 mph and he's throwing his cutter more to try and compensate.a.How are you treating him for the next few starts? Starting him because he's Shane Bieber, looking at matchups, or on the bench? He has Texas at home on Sunday.5.One of our Pateron members reach out about Jakob Marsee and whether he should be a keeper for next season. I did a full breakdown on him and will share, but wanted to get your take on what has to be a disappointing season for where you had to take him in fantasy leagues.6.A few Rookies starting to show their stuff – Fact of Fictiona.Jac Caglianone – 14 home runs, but striking out a lot and a .352 BABIP is propping up his .275 BAb.TJ Rumfield – 12 HR, .275 BA, and a 47K/28BB, 15% K-Rate c.Bryce Eldridge – 130 AB, 6 HR, .285 BA, 34K/21BB – 22% K-Rated.Foster Griffin – 91.1 IP, 3.15 ER, 4.09 xERAe.Gage Jump – 35.1 IP, 2.04 ERA, 35K/10BB. 3.71 ERA at home, 0.49 away. Overall, 2.94 xERA7.What hitter are you targeting for this weekend's FAAB?8.What pitcher are you targeting for this weekend's FAAB?Cole Mathis (3B/1B)Highest Level: High-A ETA: 2028 Fantasy Ceiling: Corner InfielderLast Updated: 06/25/2026Tools Summary: Polished power bat whose real test begins at Double A.Cole Mathis, the Cubs' second round pick in 2024, lost most of his first professional season to Tommy John surgery and was limited to just 25 games in 2025. Chicago sent him back to Low A to open 2026, and while he's older than the competition, he's performed exactly as a polished college bat should. The approach is mature, the power is real, and he's made a clear effort to elevate — sometimes a bit too intentionally — but the results speak for themselves as fly balls continue turning into home runs. After 14 games, he earned a promotion to High A, where the home run output dipped but the underlying metrics remained strong.The Mets saw enough and acquired him in late June in exchange for David Peterson. From a development standpoint, it's essentially a wash — both organizations do a solid job with hitters.The pedigree and strength have always been part of the projection, but fantasy managers should stay measured. Given his age and the level, he should be producing. The real test comes once he reaches Double A, where we'll learn whether the contact skills and swing decisions hold up against better sequencing and velocity. If they do, the power will play.

The Cubs had to do something, given the state of their pitching staff. The David Peterson deal is far from a blockbuster move, but it makes a lot of sense for this team right now. The Athletic’s Sahadev Sharma and Patrick Mooney explain the direction that Jed Hoyer’s front office is taking, assess the rest of the National League field and identify the trade chips the Cubs will have at their disposal this summer. Plus, what’s up with Justin Steele’s timeline and Hoyer’s recent comments on the radio?Use our code for 10% off your next order of MLB tickets on SeatGeek*: seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/TERRITORY10 Sponsored by SeatGeek. *Restrictions apply. Max $20 discount

The New York Mets have made sweeping changes, and we're breaking down everything from a chaotic week in Queens. Carlos Mendoza is out as manager, with Andy Green taking over on an interim basis. Was this the right move, or is Mendoza simply taking the fall for larger organizational issues?We also take a hard look at David Stearns' tenure as President of Baseball Operations. Has his vision for the Mets lived up to expectations? What has he done well, where has he fallen short, and what comes next for the franchise?Plus, we react to the Mets trading David Peterson to the Chicago Cubs, discuss the return package, what it means for the rotation moving forward, and whether more moves could be on the horizon.Join us as we break down one of the most eventful weeks of the Mets season and discuss where the organization goes from here.Follow us on INSTAGRAM, YOUTUBE & X: @cupofmetsSubscribe on SPOTIFY, APPLE or wherever you get your favorite podcasts!Download The SeatGeek App! Use Code: "CUPOFMETS" to get $20.00 off!

The Mets have officially hit rock bottom. A four-game sweep at the hands of the Cubs. Six infield errors in one game. Twenty runs allowed in a disastrous doubleheader. David Peterson traded to Chicago. Fans chanting for Pete Alonso. Steve Cohen nowhere to be found. How did a team that spent all offseason talking about “run prevention” become one of the worst defensive teams in baseball? Tonight we break down everything that has gone wrong, where David Stearns deserves blame, whether Carlos Mendoza can survive, and whether the Mets are now the worst team in Major League Baseball.

Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee Brewers by Tony T. Start Time and TV 7:45 PM ET — Apple TV Starting Pitchers Chicago starts left-hander David Peterson. Peterson has made 16 appearances and 8 starts with a 6.09 ERA and 1.65 WHIP. His strikeout rate is 19.7%, walk rate is 9.4%, ground-ball rate is 51.1%, and home runs allowed rate is 0.8 HR/9. His FIP is 3.85, which is more than one run lower than his ERA. Milwaukee starts right-hander Jacob Misiorowski. Misiorowski has made 15 appearances and 15 starts with a 1.45 ERA and 0.75 WHIP. His strikeout rate is 39.1%, walk rate is 6.5%, ground-ball rate is 45.7%, and home runs allowed rate is 0.4 HR/9.

Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber, and Shaun Morash open Thursday's show by breaking down the Mets' meltdown in Queens and wondering just how Steve Cohen, David Stearns, & Carlos Mendoza got themselves into this mess.

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Mike Mulligan and David Haugh discussed the top sports stories of the day in the Pick 6 segment.

Mike Mulligan and David Haugh opened their show by reacting to the Cubs' doubleheader sweep of the Mets on Wednesday that was fueled by shortstop Dansby Swanson's explosive offensive performance. They also talked about the Cubs' trade to acquire left-hander David Peterson from the Mets, the White Sox dropping the final game of their series against the Guardians and World Cup fans taking over MLB games. Later, they conducted the Pick 6 segment, where they debated the top sports stories of the day.

If there was ever a contending team that needed a very specific thing, it would be the Cubs' desire to find starting pitching. While Chicago did make a trade for the Mets' David Peterson, it is clear that, because of the rash of injuries to the Cubs' starting rotation, other moves need to be made. That's why the Play Tessie guys (Gordo, Pat and Sammy) are diving into the discussion, looking for answers when it comes to one of MLB's most mercurial clubs.

Hour 2: Tommy on the Mets/ plan with David Stearns and Carlos Mendoza. The Yankees don't need to trade for Tarik Skubal at the trade deadline. Instant reaction to David Peterson being traded to the Cubs.

Hour 3: Instant reaction to the Mets trading David Peterson and the prospect they got in return. Complaining about a HR celebration is ridiculous.

(Bonus Episode): The New York Mets made their first big trade of the season sending David Peterson to the Chicago Cubs! Subway To Shea's Anthony Rivera breaks down the move and if the Mets should be sellers at the deadline!____________________________________________Follow on X, Instagram, & Tik Tok: @SubwayToSheaSubscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@subwaytoshea

Amid an onslaught of pitching injuries, Jed Hoyer’s front office made a deal with the Mets out of desperation, hoping a change of scenery and an elite defense can help a one-time All-Star get back on track. The Athletic’s Sahadev Sharma and Patrick Mooney break down the Peterson trade from multiple angles, including what the Cubs gave up, where they’re trending as the trade deadline approaches, and why they won’t stop now. Plus, updates on Ben Brown and Edward Cabrera from New York.Get 20% off your first order of $125 or more at MackWeldon.com with promo code FOUL

Jack and Peter welcome back Paul Hembekides, who you can find on ESPN's Baseball Tonight Podcast with Buster Olney. They talk superlatives; players we were wrong about, underrated performers, teams that can't keep getting away with it, and teams we expect to take off in the second half, among others. Then, Jack and Peter discuss the Cubs' landing of David Peterson via a trade with the Mets, and finally, a dramatic reading. Code JUSTBASEBALL for 20% off your first pack on Arena Club! All the Important Links! Join our Just Baseball Discord Just Baseball Merch! Use Code "JUSTBASEBALL" when signing up on BetMGMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yesterday, David Peterson, the longest tenured Met, was traded to the Chicago Cubs. Pregame, Pat McCarthy sat down with Sean Manaea and Sean spoke about his friendship with David and how the team and their friendship will be affected by his departure.

Prior to tonight's series finale, the Mets traded David Peterson to the opposing dugout, dealing him to the Cubs. Pregame, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza spoke with Keith Raad and discussed his relationship with David, provided an outlook on the next time through the rotation now without Peterson, and provided an injury update on Juan Soto.

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Joe DeMayo and guest co-host Jim Duquette deliver the latest episode of The Mets Pod, as the Mets deliver another uninspiring week of baseball. Joe and Jim break down what's broken with Freddy Peralta, David Peterson, and the starting rotation, plus look towards the lineup after the return of Francisco Lindor. The guys also discuss both buying and selling at the trade deadline, go Down on the Farm to check in on an improving Kevin Parada, and answer Mailbag questions about a specific strategy for David Stearns at the deadline, and the practice of favoring left/right splits in lineup decisions. Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Today's Show: 00:00 Welcome to the show! 01:25 The Week That Was...not good 03:05 The starting staff is a big problem 04:20 David Peterson deep dive 08:45 Freddy Peralta, what's the trade value? 11:55 With future labor uncertain, will prospects be held at the trade deadline? 15:00 The lineup with Francisco Lindor 18:05 Alvarez, Vientos, Baty continue to underwhelm 22:35 Is a Mets trade deadline plan already in the planning stages? 28:35 Down on the Farm/Mailbag: Kevin Parada 36:25 Mailbag – Can Stearns buy and sell? 42:30 Mailbag - A left/right splits obsession? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Chris Miles has thoughts on the process with Trae Young German economist, Joachim Klement, has predicted the last 3 World Cup winners USA could rest starters in game 3

  0:00 – Intro, FAAB Strategy & MLB News Discussion of FAAB bankroll management and early-season bidding results. MLB news, injuries, promotions, demotions, role changes, and prospect call-ups. Players discussed: Jacob Latz, Jesus Rodriguez, Mark Vientos, Jared Young, Matt Shaw, Kevin Alcantara, Jameson Taillon, Matthew Boyd, Javier Assad, Ben Brown, Colin Rea, Shota Imanaga, Cade Horton, Justin Steele, Moisés Ballesteros, Michael Conforto, Nolan Jones, Daniel Espino, Adolis García, Ryan Walker, Daulton Varsho, Alan Roden, Myles Straw, Hagen Smith, and others. 23:48 – News & FAAB-Relevant Developments Continued coverage of injury news, bullpen changes, prospect promotions, and roster movement impacting fantasy value. Players discussed: Daniel Espino, Adolis García, Nolan Jones, Ryan Walker, Alan Roden, Myles Straw, Hogan Harris, Elvis Alvarado, and additional waiver-wire relevant names. 39:57 – Power Targets (HR/RBI) FAAB recommendations for managers chasing home runs and RBI production. Players discussed: Jared Young, Dalton Rushing, Mark Vientos, Jorge Polanco and other power-focused waiver options. 44:00 – Speed Targets (Runs/Stolen Bases) Speed-focused pickups and stolen-base upside. Players discussed: Cole Carrigg and additional speed-category options. 46:35 – Opportunity Targets (Plate Appearances/Batting Average) Everyday playing-time gainers and hitters positioned for volume. Players discussed: Cole Carrigg, Dalton Rushing, Alan Roden, Myles Straw and other playing-time beneficiaries. 50:56 – Pitching Volume Targets (Wins/Strikeouts) Streaming starters, two-start pitchers, and strikeout upside arms. Players discussed: Hagen Smith, David Peterson, Lucas Giolito, Andrew Alvarez. 55:20 – Pitching Ratios Targets (ERA/WHIP) Arms capable of helping ERA and WHIP while maintaining useful workloads. Players discussed: Andrew Alvarez, David Peterson, Lucas Giolito, various ratio-focused relievers and starters. 58:10 – Saves Targets Bullpen situations and relievers with paths to saves. Players discussed: Hogan Harris, Elvis Alvarado and additional speculative save options. 1:07:30 – Final Thoughts & Closing Comments Wrap-up of the week's FAAB recommendations and roster-management strategy. Join Our Discord & Support The Show: PL+ | PL Pro - Get 15% off Yearly with code PODCASTProud member of the Pitcher List Fantasy Baseball Podcast Network Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Is Nolan McLean broken? What happened to David Peterson? Has Carlos Mendoza lost the clubhouse in his third season? Chris and Jack ask (and try to answer) some of the toughest questions pertaining to the 2026 Mets as May comes to a close. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The vibes in Queens have officially hit rock bottom. In Episode 9 of Season 5, we break down another brutal stretch of baseball as the Mets continue spiraling with no signs of urgency or accountability from the top down. Is it finally time for David Stearns to wave the white flag and begin selling before the deadline frenzy begins?We dive into the uncomfortable conversations surrounding the future of the franchise — including the unthinkable question: could Francisco Lindor actually be moved if this organization decides a full reset is necessary? Plus, frustrations boil over with the continued struggles of David Peterson and Mark Vientos, the lack of adjustments across the roster, and a clubhouse culture that feels completely stale.The guys also sound off on Carlos Mendoza and why confidence in the manager may have officially evaporated. From lineup decisions to bullpen usage to the team's overall lack of fire, nothing is off limits in one of the most heated episodes of the season.All that and more on this episode of the podcast. LFGM… I guessFOLLOW on Instagram, YouTube & X: @cupofmetsSUBSCRIBE on Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your favorite podcasts!DOWNLOAD The SeatGeek App! Use Code: "CUPOFMETS" to get $20.00 off!

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber turn their attention to the Mets, where another ugly loss raises serious questions about Carlos Mendoza's control of the team. After Mendoza admits that his words are not making a difference, the conversation shifts to whether the manager has run out of answers. The frustration boils over after David Peterson fails to back up home plate, a mistake Ron Darling says reflects a larger pattern with the Mets. Evan and Tiki debate why mental errors fall on the coaching staff, why Peterson's struggles cannot be ignored, and whether the Mets need to make a major change before the season slips even further away.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber close out the conversation with the Knicks on the doorstep of the Finals while Mets frustration keeps crashing into the excitement. The guys touch on the strange nature of hockey playoff runs, the Islanders comparison that suddenly looks less ridiculous, and the many ways New York fans are juggling hope and aggravation at the same time. The Mets talk stays heated as callers vent about Carlos Mendoza, David Peterson, the trade deadline, and whether this roster is already forcing fans to think about selling. Evan and Tiki also get into James Dolan, the Rangers, the Knicks, and the bigger question of who deserves to be called the best owner in New York sports.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber dig into a wild New York sports split, with the Knicks forcing everyone to rethink their championship ceiling while the Mets spiral into frustration. Tiki's old “no chance” Knicks take gets revisited as the conversation turns to playoff paths, title legitimacy, and why fans should never apologize for wanting the easiest road. The Mets side is much darker, as Carlos Mendoza's leadership comes under fire after another ugly loss and David Peterson's glaring mental mistake. Evan and Tiki break down why the roster problems are real, why the manager still owns part of the mess, and how quickly hope around one New York team can collide with panic around another.

The Yankees beat the Royals 15-1, racking up 24 hits. The Mets lost to the Reds again. Ron Darling was very critical of David Peterson for not backing up home plate and said coaches don't have enough influence on the players as they should have.

Boomer and his son Gunnar praise the movie Pressure as an IMAX must-watch, followed by Gio sharing his targeted Instagram ads for a cortisol drink and a "Primal Viking" supplement. Jerry drops in with updates on the Thunder beating the Spurs, the Yankees' 24-hit, 15-1 blowout of the Royals, and another Mets loss to the Reds despite a relentlessly positive face-painted fan. Ron Darling slams David Peterson for failing to back up home plate, questioning the lack of modern coaching influence. Finally, we look at a headline about Wembanyama "laying an egg."

We start with Becky Hammon's resurfaced comments on Jalen Brunson and Boomer comparing Brunson to Aaron Judge. Jerry updates us on OKC going up 3-2 on the Spurs, Shaq admitting he was wrong about the Knicks, Gio apologizing to Ben Stiller, and Hammon favoring the West. Then, the Yankees destroy the Royals 15-1, the Mets lose again with David Peterson questioned for not backing up home plate, and Josh Jacobs faces domestic abuse accusations. We close with Patrick from SpongeBob reading the Mets' lineup.

Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Tuesday. Munaf Manji and Uncle Diamond Dave Essler are back after a Memorial Day reset and come loaded for one of the busiest Tuesdays of the spring. The Knicks swept Cleveland and are heading to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999, winning 11 straight in the postseason, but the real conversation is Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals where Oklahoma City hosts San Antonio with the series tied two games apiece. With Jalen Williams questionable and AJ Mitchell already ruled out for the Thunder, the market has slid from five and a half down to four and a half, and both hosts land squarely on the under, pointing to San Antonio's scoring trend through the series, OKC's need to slow the game down with a shorter bench, and the defensive intensity both teams have shown in every game after the first. Munaf drills into the second-half total as his preferred bet and flags De'Aaron Fox's rebounds-plus-assists at 9.5 on FanDuel as a prop worth targeting given what Fox has done in his two healthy games this series. From there the guys go deep on eight MLB games. Tampa Bay's Griffin Jax continues his surprising conversion from reliever to starter when the Rays visit Baltimore to face Shane Baz, a matchup that cuts both ways given each pitcher faced the other team in his immediately prior start. Spencer Strider returns to Fenway with Atlanta against Ranger Suarez and the Red Sox in a game both hosts think favors the Braves early and the over late once both bullpens get involved. Chase Burns takes a never-faced-the-Mets edge into Citi Field against David Peterson with Cincinnati firmly in the NL Central race. Cam Schlittler, who owns a 1.04 road ERA and a .139 opponent average on the road this season, faces Bailey Falter in Kansas City in what becomes Dave's best bet, Yankees first five minus a half run. Munaf's best bet is the Cardinals-Brewers under four and a half in the first five innings with Michael McGreevy and Kyle Harrison both in elite form and zero familiarity working in favor of either offense. Jason Alexander goes for Houston in Arlington the night after the Rangers threw a combined no-hitter, with both hosts liking the Texas team total over. Emerson Hancock and Luis Severino bring their home-road split drama to West Sacramento, and Eduardo Rodriguez faces Tyler Mahle at Oracle Park in an over-or-under debate shaped entirely by the park's dimensions and a 22-mile-per-hour wind blowing out. Use promo code PLAYOFFS20 at Pregame.com for 20 percent off any package before tonight's deadline. Early bird NFL packages are live and the Hall of Fame game is 72 days away. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner talks betting for Tuesday. Griffin Warner returns with the May 26 edition of What I Bet on the Straight Outta Vegas AM pregame.com podcast feed, covering a critical NHL elimination game and a full 13-game MLB slate in one of the busiest betting days of the early summer. On the ice, Griffin explains why he is not buying the Colorado Avalanche as road favorites against the Vegas Golden Knights in Game 4 of the Western Conference Final. The Avs fell 5-3 in Game 3 and now trail 3-0, with Nathan MacKinnon's knee injury after blocking a shot adding serious uncertainty to Colorado's roster situation. Cale Makar returned from his own upper-body absence but Griffin says he never looked fully himself, and the backhand goal from Tomas Hertl that extended Vegas's lead was the moment that defined the game. Golden Knights minus 102 is his play. On the baseball side, Griffin works through every matchup on the board, starting with the Washington Nationals and Cade Cavalli against the Cleveland Guardians and Joey Cantillo, leaning Cleveland at minus 130. He covers the Tampa Bay Rays and Griffin Jax against a bullpen game, with former Rays righty Shane Baz, now an Oriole, having pitched well against Tampa recently, and finds value in the under on total first five at plus 100. He leans to Keider Montero and the under in Detroit against the Angels and Jack Kochanowicz, backs Boston and Ranger Suarez plus 100 over Spencer Strider and the Braves because Strider still needs to prove his return from elbow surgery is complete, monitors Sandy Alcantara and Miami against the Blue Jays and Braydon Fisher in a bullpen game, and sides with the Mets and David Peterson over the Reds and Chase Burns in a battle where plus money is simply too attractive to ignore. Kyle Harrison has been one of the most dominant pitchers in baseball since joining Milwaukee from Boston and Griffin respects him enormously but cannot pay minus 170. He leans under on Cam Schlittler and the Yankees against Kansas City and Bailey Falter after recounting how Lucas Erceg's blown save on a misplaced slider to Anthony Volpe cost him a two-unit win the night before. Joe Ryan and the Twins draw plus money from Sean Burke and the White Sox, making the under on seven and a half the natural lean. The Houston Astros no-hit Texas on Monday and Griffin reads that as a direct statement on how poorly the Rangers have been hitting and how difficult Globe Life Field plays, leaning under against Jack Leiter. Aaron Nola and the Phillies get the nod over Randy Vasquez and the Padres after Vasquez was scratched Monday and slid into Tuesday's spot. Emerson Hancock and Luis Severino shape up as a low-scoring Sacramento game, Eduardo Rodriguez and Tyler Mahle figure to keep it quiet at Oracle Park, and there is simply no case for backing Kyle Freeland and the Rockies at plus 206 in Los Angeles against Eric Lauer's Dodger debut. Griffin's Best Bet is the Pittsburgh Pirates and Braxton Ashcraft at minus 125 over the Cubs and Jordan Wicks, who is making his first big-league start of the season after being recalled from Triple-A Iowa following a stint on the IL. Use promo code ERA20 at pregame.com for 20 percent off through May 31. Follow Griffin on all social media at Real_G_Warner and find the show on the Straight Outta Vegas AM feed, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and pregame.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On The Wire - Adam Howe and Kevin Hastings break down the key fantasy baseball news heading into the 10th FAAB period, including several notable prospect promotions, injured-list developments, changing playing-time situations, and a deep collection of waiver-wire targets for every roster need. The episode closes with category-specific speed and power plays, bullpen updates, and wild-card upside stashes for the stretch run toward Memorial Day.Episode Breakdown0:00 – Opening, Memorial Day Check-In & PL Pro PromotionMemorial Day standings discussionPL Pro tools, weekly projections, and roster-management resourcesPlayers Mentioned: None0:05 – Mets Prospect Promotions & Rotation ShakeupsZach Thornton's debutJonah Tong called upChristian Scott nearing returnRotation outlook and roster implicationsPlayers Mentioned: Jonah Tong, Zach Thornton, Christian Scott, Freddy Peralta, Nolan McLean, David Peterson, Craig Kimbrel0:09 – Nationals, Prospect Returns & NL East NewsDylan Crews recalledPlaying-time outlooksEarly fantasy expectationsPlayers Mentioned: Dylan Crews, Brady House, Joey Wiemer0:12 – Infield Playing-Time Battles Around the LeagueAstros middle-infield changesReds prospect movementInjury replacements and lineup opportunitiesPlayers Mentioned: Jeremy Peña, Sal Stewart and additional emerging infield options0:20 – Prospect Promotions, Emerging Hitters & Deep-League BatsNew opportunities created by injuries and demotionsEvaluating short-term versus long-term roster valueSpeculative adds gaining everyday at-batsPlayers Mentioned: Various AL and NL waiver targets discussed throughout the segment0:42 – Catcher Palooza: Injury Fallout & Waiver ReplacementsRyan Jeffers' hamate surgeryRoyce Lewis demotion discussionMinnesota lineup falloutCatcher streaming and replacement optionsPlayers Mentioned: Ryan Jeffers, Royce Lewis, Victor Caratini, Alex Jackson, Orlando Arcia, Tristan Gray, Brooks Lee, Ryan Kreidler0:50 – Corner Infield & Multi-Position FAAB TargetsFirst-base and corner-infield replacementsPlaying-time trendsSchedule-based pickup recommendationsPlayers Mentioned: Multiple waiver-wire corner bats discussed throughout the segment1:00 – Speed Targets for Category ChasersStolen-base specialistsPlaying-time trends that create speed upsideDeep-league runners and speculative addsPlayers Mentioned: Richie Palacios, Taylor Walls, Derek Hill and additional speed-focused options1:10 – Power Streamers & Home Run UpsideShort-term power batsSchedule-driven offensive targetsPlayers capable of helping in HR and RBI categoriesPlayers Mentioned: Multiple corner bats and outfield power options highlighted for FAAB consideration1:20 – Starting Pitcher FAAB TargetsRotation additionsStreaming candidatesStrikeout upside and favorable upcoming matchupsPlayers Mentioned: Jonah Tong, Zach Thornton and numerous weekly streaming options1:28 – Bullpen Movement & Saves SpeculationCloser volatilityReliever injuriesEmerging ninth-inning opportunitiesPlayers Mentioned: Several changing bullpen situations and speculative saves targets1:34 – Wild Card TargetsHigh-upside prospectsDeep-league lottery ticketsMulti-category contributors with uncertain rolesPlayers Mentioned: Additional speculative FAAB targets highlighted as end-of-bench upside plays1:45 – Final FAAB Strategy & Closing ThoughtsBid recommendationsRoster construction considerationsMemorial Day checkpoint discussionFinal waiver priorities for Week 10 Join Our Discord & Support The Show: PL+ | PL Pro - Get 15% off Yearly with code PODCASTProud member of the Pitcher List Fantasy Baseball Podcast Network Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

As always, it wasn't a great series, but at least the Mets split with Nationals. Evan takes you through Nolan McLean giving up a 5-0 lead, Soto hitting two home runs and still not being enough offense, as well as David Peterson starting a game and getting the win.P.S. T-Shirts are back on sale if you want to buy one.... or two! https://breakingt.com/products/the-ricoPlease like, rate, follow, favorite or subscribe to Rico Brogna here: ⁠⁠https://link.chtbl.com/RicoBrogna⁠⁠ Email TheRicoB@gmail.com

In the engineering world, we rely on sensors to acquire data from real-world processes and machines. Deciding how to use that data is very important. The right decisions impact process efficiency, system reliability, and even worker safety.   Join Control.com's David Peterson as he chats with Kate Sokolnicki of Rockwell Automation in this episode of the Moore's Lobby podcast. Sokolnicki explains the evolution of industrial sensing and the shift toward data-driven manufacturing.  They discuss many key technological advancements, including: -IO-Link as a standard: Simple sensors are transitioning into "smart" devices that provide dual-channel feedback—process data and health analytics—without typical price premiums. -Commoditized vision AI: High-end vision systems are being replaced by affordable cameras capable of quality checks and AI-driven processing at the edge or in the cloud. -Smart safety protocols: Learn how operators can now pinpoint specific faults in a daisy-chained system (e.g., identifying exactly which door is ajar), significantly reducing troubleshooting time. Sokolnicki notes that while AI is powerful, it requires robust metadata (machine, shift, and location context) to be actionable. She highlights how condition monitoring—such as tracking "heartbeats," sensor margins, or cable tension—allows plants to move from reactive repairs to proactive maintenance. She concludes by encouraging young engineers to prioritize back-of-the-napkin math and the common-sense test. Instead of relying solely on theoretical calculations, she advocates for interrogating results to ensure they align with physical reality. Rockwell Automation is committed to enabling the next generation of smart manufacturing. Under their Allen-Bradley brand, Rockwell has a broad portfolio of high-performance sensors and switches. This includes proximity and photoelectric sensors, limit switches, safety switches, and RFID and operator safety devices.  Meet Kate Sokolnicki Kate Sokolnicki is the Global Business Director for Rockwell Automation's Sensing & Safety business unit and serves as the site lead for Rockwell's Chelmsford, MA location. She oversees product portfolio strategy and is responsible for global sales growth.  Kate joined Rockwell in 2015 as a product specialist and was promoted to portfolio manager supporting Sensing, Safety, and Connectivity. Most recently, she was a business manager responsible for in-cabinet infrastructure products, including single-pair Ethernet/IP.  Prior to joining Rockwell, Kate worked in the biomedical industry as an applications engineer. Kate holds a BSc in Chemical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and lives in Chelmsford, MA. 

We preview Knicks-Hawks Game 6 before Gio declares the Mets' season over due to a poorly constructed roster. We discuss the state of LIV Golf and Boomer's refusal to talk Mets following their 14-2 blowout loss to the Nationals. Jerry covers David Peterson's struggles, Carlos Mendoza on having the worst record in baseball, and the Yankees getting shut out by the Rangers. Also, a full NBA & NHL playoff wrap-up. We finish with Boomer's posture advice for Gio and a caller's "lucky sweater" suggestion.

Jerry is here for his first update of the day with the sounds of the Nationals beating up the Mets, 14-2. David Peterson stunk again and we heard from Carlos Mendoza. We also heard the sounds of the Yankees getting shutout by the Rangers. Gerritt Cole had a minor league outing for the Somerset Patriots. Nathan Church of the Cardinals robbed a would be walk off HR in Pittsburgh. Jerry went around the NBA & NHL playoffs last night.

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