Podcast appearances and mentions of Francisco Lindor

This week's Mets highlights - or lowlights- include Boomer and Gio making sense of the team's collapse, while Gio equated it to 'death by 1,000 paper cuts.' Plus, BT and Sal rip the team for missing the playoffs, while Sal made the case for Francisco Lindor. Evan and Tiki also had strong thoughts about the team's choke job, with Evan calling for the team to hire Willie Randolph and Carlos Beltran.

This week's Mets highlights - or lowlights- include Boomer and Gio making sense of the team's collapse, while Gio equated it to 'death by 1,000 paper cuts.' Plus, BT and Sal rip the team for missing the playoffs, while Sal made the case for Francisco Lindor. Evan and Tiki also had strong thoughts about the team's choke job, with Evan calling for the team to hire Willie Randolph and Carlos Beltran.

This week's Mets highlights - or lowlights- include Boomer and Gio making sense of the team's collapse, while Gio equated it to 'death by 1,000 paper cuts.' Plus, BT and Sal rip the team for missing the playoffs, while Sal made the case for Francisco Lindor. Evan and Tiki also had strong thoughts about the team's choke job, with Evan calling for the team to hire Willie Randolph and Carlos Beltran.

Sal and BT furiously dissected the New York Mets' most embarrassing season ever, a historic collapse that saw the $400 million team miss the expanded postseason. The discussion was fueled by owner Steve Cohen's immediate public apology to fans and star Pete Alonso's post-game announcement that he will opt out, signaling a potential tear-down of the core, including possible trades for Francisco Lindor and Brandon Nimmo. This baseball disaster overshadowed the Giants' massive win over the Chargers and the exciting debut of rookie QB Jaxson Dart, with the celebratory mood immediately soured by the devastating news of Malik Nabers' season-ending ACL tear.

The 2025 New York Mets rode a season of highs and heartbreaking lows — from Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor's historic 30–30 campaigns to Pete Alonso breaking the franchise home run record. But a late-season collapse, injuries to key players, and inconsistent pitching left them on the outside of the playoff picture with an 83–78 finish. In this episode of the CA Media Podcast, we break down the stats that defined the Mets' season, the biggest moments both good and bad, and the critical areas the team must address this offseason. Plus, we preview the 2025 MLB playoffs and what October baseball looks like without the Mets in it.Hashtags:#NewYorkMets #Mets2025 #MetsRecap #MLBPlayoffs2025 #JuanSoto #FranciscoLindor #PeteAlonso #MetsFans #MetsNation #EdwinDiaz #MetsOffseason #MetsCollapse #NLEast #MLBPodcast #CAMediaPodcast #MLBNews #BaseballPodcast

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Highlights: Cleveland sports had a wild week, with dramatic Guardians wins and unexpectedly large home crowds. Jose Ramirez's playoff consistency contrasts with Francisco Lindor's limited postseason success since joining the Mets. Jose's commitment to Cleveland shows in his extension and emotional postgame celebration declaring “This is my home.” Terry Francona's magic continues with the Reds, despite their lack of standout stats or star players. Stephen Vogt's appeal to fans shows his understanding of Cleveland's working-class culture and school-night realities. Guardians pulled off a historic comeback, overcoming a 15.5-game deficit to win the division. The team's resilience recalls the 1914 Boston Braves, who rallied from 15 games back to win. Guardians starters had a streak of 19 games allowing two or fewer runs, a rare achievement. Baseball's unpredictability and “never over until it's over” nature make it a unique test of faith. Progressive Field's renovations helped attract younger fans, blending tradition with modern fan experiences. Guardians reached 2 million in attendance for back-to-back years, a milestone for a small-market team. Chase DeLauter joins the playoff taxi squad, signaling potential late-season impact if needed. Aidan Hutchinson was left in one-on-one matchups 17 times against Browns swing tackle Cornelius Lucas?. Quinshon Judkins and Harold Fannin Jr. were praised for their impact, especially Judkins' ability to turn short gains into longer runs. Only one solid performance in four games; a touchdown was allowed on special teams against Detroit. There's reluctance to reintegrate Watson despite his eligibility to return, with comparisons to awkward social encounters. Both hosts agreed that starting Gabriel wouldn't solve deeper offensive issues and could expose him to unnecessary risk. Lonzo Ball expressed surprise that Cleveland had water (Lake Erie), highlighting how little some players know about the city before arriving. Cavs media day injury updates on Darius Garland and Max Strus. Uniform Talk: Mixed reactions to the Browns' “Alpha Dawg” uniforms. Some fans loved them, others (including Terry) did not. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sal and BT, frustrated by the Mets' underperformance, declare that the team's core simply "didn't work" and needs a dramatic shakeup. While both agree Pete Alonso must be re-signed as a potent DH/First Baseman, they argue that Francisco Lindor and Brandon Nimmo should be put on the trade block. Sal specifically targets trading Lindor, despite his star power, to ditch the hefty contract and change the team's "entire dynamics," while BT agrees the core players don't complement each other and the whole nucleus needs to be blown up.

Sal and BT furiously dissected the Mets' season-ending collapse, calling it one of the most embarrassing in franchise history after the team missed the playoffs despite a massive payroll. They hammered the team's core, with Sal arguing that the Mets should trade Francisco Lindor or Brandon Nimmo to reset the team dynamic since the current nucleus "did not work." BT agreed that the core needed to be "blown up," even if it means moving a star player like Lindor. The discussion culminated in the hilarious payoff of Sal's bet with Phillies fan Clem from Surfside, forcing Sal to don a Chase Utley Phillies uniform and BT to wear a Surfside can costume in a moment of ultimate Mets-Yankees-Phillies indignity.

Clay Holmes dominated today, hurling six innings of one-hit ball. Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor joined Pat McCarthy postgame to discuss Clay's impressive outing today, and his anticipation for tomorrow's season finale, where the Mets playoff hopes will be decided.

The show was packed with a huge sports weekend preview: the Mets and Yankees closing their regular seasons with playoff spots on the line, the Mets heading into a must-win series with the Marlins, and Francisco Lindor powering his way into the 30/30 club. Jaxson Dart's first Giants start loomed large, while Sam Darnold made headlines with a comeback win for the Seahawks. The Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black was a constant backdrop, Micah Parsons' Dallas return was spotlighted, and Shedeur Sanders stirred talk by saying he's better than some NFL QBs. Along the way, Stanton's bases-clearing double lifted the Yanks, Russell Wilson took more heat from ex-players, and B&G closed the week with their Week 4 NFL picks.

The Mets enter the final series of the regular season in control of their own destiny and with a thin single game lead in the final wild card spot Carlos Mendoza sat down with Keith Raad to discuss his lineup decisions along with having Francisco Lindor lead from the front when the lights are brightest.

Francisco Lindor spoke with the media following the Mets loss to the Cubs and he discussed the team's recent play, his own defensive miscues, and scoreboard watching the teams pursuing the Mets in the Wild Card race.

Coming to you from beautiful Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, we are so happy to have you listening or watching. At the worst possible time during the baseball season, five families decided that the last week of the baseball regular season was the best time to travel. However, that doesn't mean we aren't podcasting, we are ALL over it in person, wait until you hear where we are inside this massive house. We open the takeaways with a couple of notes concerning no-doubt first ballot Hall of Famers, including one that might make you tear up. Some strange numbers games with Mike Trout and Francisco Lindor. Plus, what is going on with these pennant races? It's unbelievable what's happening to the Mets, Mariners, Guardians and more, hard to understand but we love it so so much!We will have episodes from the beach all week including an amazing interview with the amazing Kevin Brown, play-by-play broadcast for the Baltimore Orioles. So make sure to subscribe wherever you are listening or watching right now.  Visit GreatGameOrWhat.com to contact the show with your questions, quips and insights. Joy Pop Productions LLC Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

It was a difficult ending to the Mets' final regular season homestand. Lindor contributed a run, but his error also allowed one for the Nationals. He speaks with the media after the game.

Zach, Jack, and Andrew discuss the Mets continued struggles, starting pitching issues, young pitching studs, bullpen difficulties, the reason our trade deadline acquisitions have been bad, Juan Soto's brilliance, Mark Vientos's resurgence, Francisco Lindor's streakiness, predictions for the rest of the season, and a special player of the moment.

We started the hour talking about the Yankees and whether their fans want to face the Astros in the playoffs or if they are trying to avoid them. Two of our Yankees fans called and neither thought they could make it to the World Series. Boomer said the AL & NL are wide open for any playoff team to make it to the World Series. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Yankees barely beating the Twins even though they had a 10-1 lead. Francisco Lindor's wife played the National Anthem on the violin before the game. Lindor himself homered a little while later. Cal Raleigh hit 2 more home runs to make it 56 on the year. Jerry Jones was asked about the phrase, ‘glory hole'. Stephen A. Smith talked about Molly Qerim leaving ESPN. In the final segment of the hour, Gio's wife had to go into the city last night for a friend's birthday and that sounds like a nightmare.

Hour 1 We started the show with the Mets, who had a big first inning and beat the Padres. We have 11 more games to go and the Diamondbacks are right on their heels. Gio is encouraged by last night. Boomer thought he gave up on the Mets. Gio thinks the Yankees should want to play the Astros so they can pay them back. The NFL came out and said Tom Brady is allowed to be in the Raiders' coaches' booth. Boomer has a cold already, so we set the over/under for illnesses for the show this Fall/Winter. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with something strange Al did on Monday that involves him being a ‘penis hypochondriac'. The Mets scored 5 in the first. The Yankees had a 10-1 lead and barely hung on to beat the Twins. Cal Raleigh hit his 55th and 56th home runs of the season. In the final segment of the hour, Gio has an odd story involving multiple men in a Penn Station bathroom. Gio has so many questions. Hour 2 The Giants play the Chiefs this week and Boomer said the Giants are going to be in for a rude awakening on offense as the Chiefs have a very good defense. The Chiefs have struggled offensively for the last 3 games. Boomer also said Brian Daboll is not getting fired during the season no matter what happens. This is actually a great time for the Giants to be playing the Chiefs. Gio said the sportsbooks are begging you to take the Giants at 5 ½. Gio thinks it's a ‘get right spot' for the Chiefs. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Yankees squeaking by the Twins after having a 10-1 lead and the Mets' big first inning as they beat the Padres. Nick Sirianni had to answer questions about his team being offside on the tush push. Dabo Swinney said if they're tired of winning, they can let him go. In the final segment of the hour, country singer Zach Bryan tried to fight another country artist, Gavin Adcock, at a festival. Hour 3 We started the hour talking about the Yankees and whether their fans want to face the Astros in the playoffs or if they are trying to avoid them. Two of our Yankees fans called and neither thought they could make it to the World Series. Boomer said the AL & NL are wide open for any playoff team to make it to the World Series. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Yankees barely beating the Twins even though they had a 10-1 lead. Francisco Lindor's wife played the National Anthem on the violin before the game. Lindor himself homered a little while later. Cal Raleigh hit 2 more home runs to make it 56 on the year. Jerry Jones was asked about the phrase, ‘glory hole'. Stephen A. Smith talked about Molly Qerim leaving ESPN. In the final segment of the hour, Gio's wife had to go into the city last night for a friend's birthday and that sounds like a nightmare. A Tuesday night Broadway show. Hour 4 Gio talked about taking a flight out of JFK and how expensive it cost to park but we still pay it because we want to get out of there. We also talked about choosing self-checkout over going to a cashier and how valet parking people are sometimes in cahoots with criminals. Jerry returns for his final update of the day, but first we hear from Cardi B as she said she and Stefon Diggs are having a baby. We heard from Pete Carroll on his relationship with Tom Brady. Brady is playing in some flag football game in Saudi Arabia. The Mets scored 5 runs in the first and beat the Padres. Evan Cedric Mullins homered. The Yankees had a 10-1 lead and then barely beat the Twins, 10-9. Cal Raleigh hit 2 more home runs making it 56 on the season. The Moment of The Day: Al had pain down there and used a mirror to find out what was wrong. In the final segment of the show, Mike Hill from Boomer's Foundation stopped by and told us about going to Burning Man.

Francisco Lindor was recently named the Mets Roberto Clemente Award nominee. He spoke with Pat McCarthy to discuss what it means to him to receive the nomination, have the ability to wear Roberto's number 21 on the field, Francisco's new foundation, and the festivities going on tonight at Citi Field.

After the Mets loss against the Phillies, Francisco Lindor spoke to the media on his and the teams cold stretch during their playoff push. New York has lost five straight games.

Sal and BT dove into Juan Soto's seemingly innocuous comments about Starling Marte, interpreting them as a direct shot at Francisco Lindor's leadership. The discussion spiraled into three key questions: Do the comments reveal a deeper clubhouse rift? Why has Lindor never truly been embraced by the fanbase and media? and Can you stay in a work fantasy league after you've left the company? Sal believes Soto's praise for Marte—calling him "the real deal" and "the leader"—is a clear sign that Lindor isn't the captain everyone assumes he is. The hosts and callers debated whether the comments were intentionally malicious or simply refreshing honesty, ultimately highlighting a perceived lack of accountability and direction within the Mets organization.

BT and Sal dove into Juan Soto's stunning comments to the New York Post, where he unequivocally stated that Starling Marte is the "real deal" and the "actual captain" of the Mets. Sal argued that this was a direct shot at Francisco Lindor, who is widely considered the team's leader. BT pushed back, suggesting it was more of a compliment to Marte than a slight to Lindor. The two hosts debated the true meaning behind Soto's pointed words and what it says about the Mets clubhouse dynamics, with Sal insisting that Soto's honesty is exposing a major leadership issue.

In a heated segment, BT and Sal dissected the Mets' leadership, focusing on Francisco Lindor and a comment from Juan Soto about Starling Marte being the "actual captain" of the team. Sal argued that Soto's remark was a direct jab at Lindor's leadership, while caller Elvin offered a fiery perspective on the cultural rivalry between Dominican and Puerto Rican players that could be at play. The hosts and callers debated whether Lindor's massive contract and perceived lack of accountability have led to him being knocked around and undermined in the clubhouse, ultimately raising serious questions about the Mets' overall team dynamic.

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#americup #purvsarg #grandesligas Más De Una Milla 29/08/2025 Dolorosa derrota ante Argentina elimina a Puerto Rico de la ronda de medallas en el torneo Americup de FIBA | José Alvarado fue removido de la cancha en camilla tras una aparente lesión de espalda | Javier Báez, Francisco Lindor, Heliot Ramos y Carlos Correa continúan produciendo en la ofensiva para sus respectivos equipos | Esta noche podría ser la coronación de los Mulos de Juncos en el Béisbol Superior Doble A #VamoArriba #AlmuerzoDeportivo #tiempodedeportes #BonitaDeportes #DeporteEsMásQueJuego #Anótalo #periodismoinvestigativo #PeriodismoDigital #Comparte #PonloEnLaNevera #fiba #americup #GrandesLigas #doblea ¡Conéctate, comenta y comparte! #periodismoindependiente #periodismodigital #periodismoinvestigativo tiktok.com: @bonitaradio Facebook: bonitaradio Instagram: bonitaradio X: Bonita_Radio

The Mets beat the Phillies in a great game last night. Juan Soto was granted a timeout by a young home plate umpire and the Phillies weren't happy about it. Willie is more impressed by Francisco Lindor every time he watches him. Maybe the parabolic mics will be this season's rallying cry and this series will be what turned the Mets around.

Jerry and Willie Colon hosted for Boomer and Gio, discussing the start of college football season, with Willie excited and Jerry preferring NFL. They felt old watching sons of former players. The Mets beat the Phillies; Juan Soto's timeout angered the Phillies, while Willie praised Francisco Lindor. The Yankees and Giancarlo Stanton continued their success against the Nationals. C-Lo's update highlighted Brandon Nimmo's walk-off hit, Edwin Diaz's save, and Jonah Tong's upcoming MLB debut. Jerry and Willie deemed Stanton a Hall-of-Famer. The Yankees gained on the Blue Jays. The Giants waived Tommy DeVito, and the Jets cut Malachi Corley. Finally, Jerry asked Willie about Burning Man, leading to a discussion about sandstorms and potential performances.

Hour 1 Jerry and Willie Colon fill in for Boomer and Gio, discussing the start of college football season, which Willie and Eddie love, unlike NFL-fan Jerry. They feel old watching sons of players they grew up with. The Mets beat the Phillies, with controversy around Juan Soto's timeout and appreciation for Francisco Lindor. Willie hopes parabolic mics and this series turn the Mets around. The Yankees and Giancarlo Stanton continue their success against the Nationals. C-Lo's update covers Brandon Nimmo's walk-off, Edwin Diaz's save, and Jonah Tong's upcoming MLB debut, which Jerry believes will spark the team. Jerry and Willie agree Stanton is a Hall-of-Famer and enjoys playing outfield. The Yankees gained a game as the Blue Jays blew a lead. The Giants waived Tommy DeVito, and the Jets cut Malachi Corley. Finally, Jerry asks Willie about Burning Man, leading to a discussion of his sandstorm experience in Arizona, whether he could perform in an "orgydome" at his age, and which former teammates and show crew members he'd take. Hour 2 The hour begins with the engagement announcement of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. Willie discusses prenups, having one himself, while others on the show do not. Eddie sees prenups as a sign of mistrust. Jerry wonders if the engagement will help Kelce focus on the upcoming season. A caller provides a female perspective on prenups. C-Lo, who also lacks a prenup, provides an update. Jerry and Willie note that cheating isn't exclusive to men. In sports, the Mets beat the Phillies, Giancarlo Stanton led another Yankee win, and Shedeur Sanders made the Browns' initial 53-man roster. The hour concludes with Jerry telling Willie about Shaun Morash's bet that Travis Kelce will incorporate Taylor Swift's last name into his. If so, Evan will take his wife's name as payment. Jerry and Willie agree with Evan's stance but wouldn't have risked the same wager. Willie emphasizes athletes' need to protect earnings, especially in the NFL. Hour 3 The hour began with a discussion on Micah Parsons' hold-in and alleged back injury, with Willie and Jerry expecting a deal, though Willie notes the difficulty of returning to play immediately. NFL cutdown day saw the Jets release Malachi Corley, prompting Willie to suggest they need another receiver. Willie also explained how small-school players are scouted, calling the combine overrated. C-Lo returned with an update after a segment on the Jerry Jones Netflix documentary, which C-Lo and Jerry are enjoying. The conversation then shifted to concussion protocols then versus now. The Mets beat the Phillies after Ryan Helsley blew a save and are going for a sweep tonight. The Yankees won against the Nationals with Luis Gil pitching five strong innings, saved by Tim Hill. The Yankees and Mets will play on 9/11 next year, with the season starting unusually early on March 25th. C-Lo presented musical clips, including Evan and Shaun singing "Tong" and Gary, Keith, and Ron singing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame," leading to a discussion on karaoke songs. The hour concluded with Jerry sharing a coincidence related to a small college and then discussing excitement for college football. Finally, Jerry recounted a story about a man in Wisconsin who faked his death to leave his family and meet a woman, now facing jail time. Hour 4 The final hour begins with Jets radio voice Bob Wischusen, following Willie's story about Mike Tomlin using “In the Air Tonight” to motivate his team. Bob discusses the Jets' potential for a good season, expressing optimism about their chances of playing meaningful games in December. C-Lo returns for his final update, where Willie learns about "Al" after CBS Sports Network aired Jerry's "fraud" clip. Ryan Helsley blew the Mets' lead, but they won in the 9th. Giancarlo Stanton drove in all five Yankees runs in their win, leading Jerry to call him a first-ballot Hall-of-Famer. C-Lo wonders what Travis Kelce had left to say proposing to Taylor Swift, while Jer ...

It's Season 8, Episode 16 of The Put it in the Books Show—Farace, Rodriguez, and Producer Joe (holding it down behind the wall) are on deck, while Keith is out under the weather (or maybe just sparing himself from watching more blown leads).The Mets managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory again, coughing up a 3-run lead and losing to the lowly Nationals. This isn't just a bad loss, it's the kind of game that makes you wonder if the stretch run is going to be a stretch too far. Five games back of the Phillies and clinging to wild card position, every one of these collapses feels like a gut punch.Injury news doesn't help either: Alvarez remains out, joined by Jeff McNeil, Brandon Nimmo, and Luis Torrens on the sidelines. On the flip side, Francisco Lindor just won NL Player of the Week, proving he can carry the lineup when he's locked in. Baty has been on fire, Vientos is showing signs, and the offense overall has looked better… except when they're blowing games against the Nationals.The bullpen additions are still a mixed bag, but somehow, when the hitting coach stopped coaching hitting, the bats got going. Go figure. Now it's time to see if the Mets can pick themselves up—three in Atlanta followed by a massive four-game clash with the Phillies at Citi Field.So pour a stiff drink and join Farace, Rodriguez, and Producer Joe as they try to sort through the standings, the injuries, the blown leads, and maybe even corner Joe into apologizing to Brett Baty.

Kyle Tucker was in Atlanta, Georgia, on July 15, playing in an unforgettable MLB All-Star Game. Just over a month later, Tucker finds himself headed to the bench amidst a cacophony of boos. The All-Star has not been putting up All-Star type numbers. He has been hitting a dismal .160 average in August and has not hit a home run since July 19. Tucker hopes to hit a reset and figure a way out of the slump from the dugout as the Cubs, who currently lead the NL Wild Card race, look to make a push for the postseason. Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman discuss the lead-up to this benching and how Tucker and the Cubs can figure out a way forward. “I've never seen anything like this from a Brewers team” is a strong statement, especially coming from Milwaukee Brewers and Turner Sports broadcaster, Brian Anderson. Anderson joins the show and chats with Jake and Jordan about the magical season the Brewers are having thus far. What is it about this team that makes them different from everyone else? Anderson talks about what he is seeing out of Brewers' manager Pat Murphy and how he has seen him change over time. The three also discuss Brewers' associate manager Ricky Weeks and how vital he is to the team's success. Finally, they discuss Christian Yelich and the leadership role he now plays in the clubhouse.Later on in the show, the guys fill you in on what is happening Around The League. In Toronto, Shane Bieber is preparing to return on Friday from his 2024 UCL tear, and subsequent Tommy John surgery. Plus, Seattle Mariner Victor Robles has been suspended 10 games from his bat-throwing incident. Jake and Jordan fill you in on their thoughts of these situations plus everything else around the league.Get over that mid-week hump here on Baseball Bar-B-Cast.  (2:41) - Kyle Tucker gets benched(18:23) - Brian Anderson talks Milwaukee Brewers(56:01) - Kansas City Royals playoff push(1:00:38) - Francisco Lindor's misreported injury(1:04:49) - Shane Bieber returns & Victor Robles gets suspended   Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

In this episode, we break down the New York Mets' thrilling 7–3 victory over the Seattle Mariners in the 2025 Little League Classic at Williamsport. Highlights include: Mark Vientos' explosive night: a sacrifice fly in the second inning and a three‑run homer in the fifth for a four‑RBI performance Francisco Lindor racking up his fifth straight multi‑hit game, going 3‑for‑5 Francisco Alvarez' three‑hit effort before exiting with a right thumb injury sustained on a head‑first slide; MRI scheduled for Monday Clay Holmes rebounding and delivering five strong innings, allowing only one run despite a tense start The overhead context: Mets' first back‑to‑back wins in weeks, now holding a 1.5‑game lead in the NL wild‑card race Join us as we unpack each moment—from the feel‑good Little League energy to what it means for the Mets' playoff push and Alvarez's injury outlook. #MetsWin #LittleLeagueClassic #MarkVientos #FranciscoLindor #ClayHolmes #MLB #NewYorkMets #MetsNation #AlvarezInjury #NYMvsSEA #WildCardRace#lockedupsports

Both Mets and Yankees win their respective series this weekend. The Jets - Giants preseason game happened Saturday night. The guys liked what they say from both Francisco Lindor and Mark Vientos this weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Boomer and Gio discuss Giancarlo Stanton's elbows, Francisco Lindor's good play, and Brandon Tierney questioning Juan Soto's age. C-Lo updates on the Mets beating the Mariners, with Mark Vientos's 3-run HR. Evan Roberts advocated for A-Rod as Yankees Manager. The Yankees swept the Cardinals. Brian Daboll discussed Jaxson Dart, and Shaun Morash has "Jaxson Dart fever." Gronk and Edelman predict the Giants will win 8 or 9 games.

8/16/25: The Mets defeated the Seattle Mariners by a final score of 3-1. Listen to Carlos Mendoza talk about Nolan McLean's stellar debut, Francisco Lindor's hot streak at the plate, and what the crowd at Citi Field means to the team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The recent run of poor results for the Mets continued and Francisco Lindor who hit 2 home runs in the losing effort met with the media following the game to give some insight into the feelings within the clubhouse as they continue to fight to turn the season around.

Hour 1 Guest hosts Chris McMonigle and Keith McPherson discuss Pete Alonso's new Mets home run record. C-Mac believes Steve Cohen will ensure Alonso remains a Met, while Keith is certain. They also address Clay Holmes' struggles and the Mets' starting pitching concerns. C-Lo's update focuses on Alonso's historic homer and the Mets' six-homer game. C-Mac and Keith debate Gary Cohen's call of the home run and C-Mac highlights Francisco Lindor's key bunt. C-Mac believes Alonso loves being a Met more than any current New York athlete loves being on their team. Hour 2 The Yankees secured two consecutive wins against the Twins. Carlos Rodon overcame a shaky start to pitch seven strong innings. Anthony Volpe's home run signals a turn in his season. While seeing encouraging signs, the guys still have concerns about the Yankees. A caller comparing the current Yankees to the 90s dynasty irked C-Mac. C-Lo reported on Pete Alonso's record night and Evan Roberts' moon-distracted drive. Giancarlo Stanton had four hits, prompting Syzun and C-Mac to advise caution when running. Jermaine Johnson is back from his achilles injury. The hour ended with a caller praising Brian Cashman, delighting C-Mac and Keith. Hour 3 The Jets and Giants held their second joint practice. Keith is optimistic about both teams, highlighting Abdul Carter's hype, improved Giants QB play, and Aaron Glenn's impact as Jets HC. C-Mac believes the Giants' pass rush can be dominant and prefers Justin Fields. C-Lo reported on Brandon Nimmo saving the Mets and the Yankees' comeback led by Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton. In the final segment, C-Mac recited a monologue, and he and Keith debated the Yankees' playoff chances. Hour 4 C-Mac worries about Abdul Carter's hype, but Keith assures him the Giants made the right pick. Keith, a free agent fan, explains why he's done with the Cowboys and Jerry Jones, despite C-Mac's loyalty. C-Lo's update includes his favorite song, "Hook" by Blues Traveler, and discussion of the upcoming Taylor Swift "New Heights" podcast. Pete Alonso broke the Mets' all-time home run record, sending a message to Steve Cohen and David Stearns about his future goals, while Keith finds the Mets' scoreboard jokes "little brother energy." Giancarlo Stanton led the Yankees to a win. C-Mac is concerned about Malik Nabers' continued absence from practice, which Keith attributes to avoiding Sauce Gardner. The segment concludes with Keith's bobblehead collecting and C-Mac's lack of interest.

Chris McMonigle and Keith McPherson filled in for Boomer, Gio & Jerry from Pebble Beach. They discussed Pete Alonso becoming the Mets' new home run king and a "get right" night for both the Mets and Yankees. C-Mac and Keith debated Alonso's future with the Mets, with C-Mac believing Steve Cohen will ensure Alonso stays, and Keith feeling last night's game solidified it. They also touched on Clay Holmes' struggles and the Mets' starting pitching concerns. C-Lo's update highlighted Alonso's historic homer. C-Mac and Keith also discussed Gary Cohen's call of the home run and Francisco Lindor's key bunt. C-Mac believes Alonso loves being a Met more than any other current New York athlete loves their team and will have a strong free agency market.

Can the Yankees pile up wins over the next week? Will the Mets hold off the Reds? New York Post's Mike Puma says over the last few days Francisco Lindor has not seemed like himself and seems frustrated. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hour 2. Evan and Shaun talk about what they believe is the biggest problem with the Mets during the last 11 losses in 12 games. Hour 2.

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Evan Roberts dissects a brutal Sunday loss for the Mets, focusing on a series of critical errors and questionable managerial decisions. He highlights Francisco Lindor's disastrous performance, including a crucial error and multiple failures in key offensive situations, and contrast it with the high expectations set by his previous year's performance. The conversation then shifts to the bullpen's collapse, particularly the ineffective outing by Frankie Montas and the ill-advised use of Ryne Stanek in a high-leverage situation. The hosts argue that manager Mendy's strategy of using an opener and then relying on an already-strained bullpen led directly to the loss, proposing a more aggressive alternative using their top relievers. He concludes by lamenting the Mets' inability to score late in games, calling their offense "heartless and gutless." 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

New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor sits down with Rich Kleiman to talk about the pressure of playing in New York, the blockbuster addition of Juan Soto and his $756M contract, and why the Mets might finally be taking over the city.

Hour 1 Live from Quest Diagnostics Giants training facility, Boomer & Gio discuss MLB's trade deadline. The Mets, despite adding relievers, were swept, while the Yankees won a thrilling game. Boomer expects more additions; Gio believes the Mets need an impact bat but their rotation is good. Boomer is optimistic about the Giants. Guests include Jameis Winston, who praises New Jersey/New York culture and Malik Nabers, and Russell Wilson, the new Giants starting QB, who discusses leadership and community involvement. Jerry's update covers the Yankees' win, Austin Wells' baserunning error, Anthony Volpe's HR, and trades for Austin Slater and Mets relievers Ryan Helsley and Tyler Rogers. Hour 2 Boomer and Gio were impressed by both Giants QBs. Boomer sees Russell Wilson's leadership running its course, but not before he leaves the Giants. Gio thinks Wilson's personality is simply different. Dexter Lawrence discusses his excitement for the season, stating the D-line leads the team and mentioning Abdul Carter's talent. Coach Brian Daboll talks about leading his QB room and preparing for the season, his good relationship with John Mara, and no added pressure. Daboll likes Jaxson Dart and is excited to coach Abdul Carter, also asking about Streamsong in September. Hour 3 Giants camp has a different vibe this year; while expectations are high, the team has the talent to meet them. Gio likes the Giants' roster but cautions about the tough NFC East. Free agent Jevon Holland joined Boomer & Gio, where Holland discussed the Giants' defense. Holland is Canadian, and Boomer associates him with that. Gio remembers Holland's 100-yard return of Tim Boyle's "Fail Mary" TD in the infamous Jets Black Friday game. Jerry returns with an update, and the guys are reminded of Jerry's first TV play-by-play with analyst Shaun O'Hara. In other sports news, Anthony Volpe hit a clutch HR and Jasson Dominguez made a great catch in the Yankees' win. The Mets were swept by San Diego after two big trades, and Francisco Lindor is struggling. Shohei Ohtani left his start with cramps. Jerry recapped yesterday's trades. The Hall of Fame game is tonight. Gilbert Arenas was arrested. Mad Dog sided with Boomer on Luka. Stu Feiner and Frank the Tank showed up during Boomer's Luka rant. Shannon Sharpe was fired by ESPN, and Chad Ochocinco wants the job. Hour 4 Stu Feiner and Frank the Tank join Boomer and Gio. Frank, a Dolphins fan, and Stu, optimistic about NY teams, discuss the Mets' trade deadline, the Giants' Super Bowl XLII win, and their current Giants camp visit with Eli Manning. Jerry provides an update, almost having another golf course accident. The Yankees won despite Austin Wells' baserunning error. Quinnen Williams left Jets practice with a calf injury. Boomer speculates on what's next. Deion Sanders got emotional about making a will. Boomer and Gio have better flight seats to Pebble Beach. Moment of the Day: Gio and Russell Wilson recreate Mr. Unlimited. Gio critiques Boomer and Jerry for falling into the typical training camp trap, warning them not to believe in the Giants unless they win one of their first two games. Stu is holding court with women at camp.

From 'Rico Brogna' (subscribe here): Francisco Lindor breaks his 0 for streak, Pete Alonso is now 5 home runs away from setting the Mets record for home runs AND the Mets sweep the Angels! All good things, right? 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

The Mets swept the Angels and Francisco Lindor snapped out of his 0-for-31 slump. The Yankees lost in Toronto and committed four more errors. We talked about the trade deadline in regards to the local teams. Boomer said the Mets need an offensive outfielder.

Hour 1 The Mets swept the Angels, with Francisco Lindor ending his slump. The Yankees lost in Toronto, committing four errors. We discussed the trade deadline. Boomer wants an offensive outfielder for the Mets. Jerry's update highlighted the Yankees' errors, which Aaron Boone addressed. Gio suggested Aaron Boone lost Suzyn Waldman's support. We heard Lindor's RBI single. Aaron Glenn aims for the Super Bowl. John Harbaugh discussed visiting President Trump. The Browns have a 'poop looking helmet'. Finally, a caller asked Wichita State's volleyball coach his salary, relating to yesterday's show. Hour 2 Suzyn Waldman stated Derek Jeter missed Old Timer's Day for his daughter's birthday. Boomer suspects a family reason, not a birthday, claiming he knows the real reason. Gio criticized Jeter for not being upfront. Jerry's update followed, with Gio mentioning a potential Men At Work concert. The Blue Jays beat the Yankees, who committed four errors. Cody Bellinger discussed losing a fly ball, and Anthony Volpe's bad strike call led to Boone's ejection. The Mets swept the Angels, with Alonso homering and Lindor getting two hits and two RBIs. Brian Daboll confirmed Russell Wilson as starter, and Joe Schoen discussed Jaxson Dart learning. Jerry compared Bill Parcells to Mike McDaniel. The NFLPA Director resigned, with details including his request for OJ Simpson's parking spot. Hour 3 A caller to the show said prisons are like country clubs. Colin Cowherd speculated Arch Manning and Nick Saban will join the Browns or Saints, though Boomer joked about the Browns' "poop-like" new helmet. Jerry gave a hair PRP update. The show is going to Pebble Beach next month. The Yankees lost to Toronto (4 errors), while the Mets swept the Angels (Alonso HR, Lindor 2 RBI singles). Russell Wilson, Mike Tomlin, and JJ McCarthy discussed working with Malik Nabers, Aaron Rodgers, and being the Vikings' starter, respectively. Gio said life evens out, giving an example of winning a scratch-off then getting in a fender bender. They discussed Pebble Beach again. Hour 4 Aaron Glenn chose the Jets, extended Garrett Wilson and Sauce Gardner early. A caller fears ESPN buying NFL Network/Red Zone. Jerry reports Yankees lost (4 errors). Mets swept Angels (Lindor broke slump, Alonso homered). Lindor appreciates fan support. Fat Joe drinks 30-40 Diet Pepsis daily. Lance Stephenson said random people blow in his ear due to the LeBron incident. Justin Fields was carted off practice with a non-contact injury. Moment of the Day: Al & Eddie at Pebble Beach. Final segment discussed Fields' injury.

Francisco Lindor's slump 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

Francisco Alvarez has returned to the Mets as a different player while Francisco Lindor finds himself in the worst slump of his career. And some gambling stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week's Mets highlights include Sal Licata ripping Major League Baseball for not naming Juan Soto an All-Star, and for not naming Pete Alonso All-Star Game MVP. Plus, Boomer and Gio discuss Francisco Lindor potentially being named the next team captain, as do Tiki and Morash. Finally, Sal talks with David Wright ahead of his number retirement.

Shaun, Tiki, and Loogy give their thoughts on a leaked video that seems to hint at Francisco Lindor being named the Mets Captain.