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On the latest episode of The Mets Pod presented by Tri-State Cadillac recorded live outside the Rotunda at Citi Field, Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo welcome Keith Hernandez to the show to talk 20 years of baseball on SNY and all things Mets! Keith chats with the guys about his favorite years calling Mets games, as well as the performances of Juan Soto, Pete Alonso, Mark Vientos, and the call ups of pitching prospects Jonah Tong and Nolan McLean.  Keith also reveals what he really thinks about Gary Cohen, Ron Darling, Steve Gelbs…and the Philadelphia Phillies! Later, Connor and Joe go Down on the Farm to check in on Brandon Sproat, and answer live questions from the crowd outside of Citi Field! 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, Keith Hernandez is here!00:50 The Mets are calling up Jonah Tong01:35 Gary, Keith, and Ron throwing the first pitch, scouting report!02:15 Favorite Mets team to cover in 20 years of SNY baseball02:55 The state of the 2025 Mets, emergence of Mark Vientos, potential of Juan Soto04:35 Stolen bases by the Mets05:25 Nolan McLean has been impressive with great spin06:20 Jeff McNeil, unsung hero06:55 More on Mark Vientos08:40 Pete Alonso future in Queens?09:35 What you see when you see Juan Soto every day 10:50 One sentence to describe: Gary Cohen11:10 One sentence to describe: Ron Darling11:20 One sentence to describe: Steve Gelbs12:25 One sentence to describe: The Phillies!13:30 Goodbye to Keith15:00 Jonah Tong starts Friday, let's talk more about it17:05 The Week That Was, some wins, parabolic mics, and the Phillies18:40 The return of Swaggy V, Mark Vientos is back19:30 Is there a Kodai Senga solution?21:45 Francisco Alvarez injury update23:40 Live Mailbag: Inning issues for young pitchers called up, Jett vs Mauricio26:40 Live Mailbag: 2026 starting rotation options30:00 Live Mailbag: Bunt strategy31:45 Down on the Farm: Brandon Sproat35:00 The Scoreboard: Recapping last week36:45  The Scoreboard: Making the next bets40:55 The Mets Pod hat giveaways43:40 Mailbag – Should the Mets move Kodai Senga to the bullpen?

The Mets just launched six home runs in one explosive win—led by Jeff McNeil and Mark Vientos with two each, plus a solo shot from Pete Alonso and one from Starling Marte. It's back‑to‑back victories, 33 hits across two games, and sweet relief in the wild‑card chase—2½ games up on Cincinnati! They're still 6 games behind the Phillies for the division. A huge series kicks off Monday vs. Philly at Citi Field. Plus: buzz is heating up about a potential call‑up of standout arm Jonah Tong to bolster the rotation. We've got all the stories, numbers, and clubhouse chatter in this episode of Locked Up Sports #MetsWin #MetsHomeRuns #McNeil #Vientos #Alonso #Marte #WildCardRace #CallUp

Ahead of the series opener in Atlanta, Carlos Mendoza spoke with Keith Raad and addressed the importance of the upcoming games, what Nolan McLean needs to do tonight in his second career start, McLean's impressive curveball, and he provided injury updates on Brandon Nimmo and Jeff McNeil.

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.

Both the Mets and Yankees had strong offensive nights, with the Yankees hitting nine homers. Confusion surrounds Aaron Judge's return to the field. David Peterson pitched eight dominant innings for the Mets. Boomer and Gio discussed Pat Boyle yelling at a coworker, with Boyle and Pete Bellotti calling in to defend him. Jerry's update focused on the home runs, including Stanton's back-to-back-to-back shot. Audio of Boone discussing Judge's potential return was played. Jeff McNeil had a big night for the Mets. The segment concluded with the reveal of who caused a bathroom odor at WFAN.

Boomer said, ‘let's talk about some home runs and get out'. We heard Dave Sims on the call as Stanton homered, which was part of back to back to back home runs. We heard audio from Boone about Judge's potential return to the field. Jeff McNeil had a big night as the Mets won in DC.

Carlos Mendoza rode a huge game from both sides of the ball to take home the 8-1 victory over the Nationals and following the game the Mets Manager met with the media to breakdown the incredible start from David Peterson along with the contributions from Jeff McNeil and Mark Vientos.

David Cone, Karl Ravech, Eduardo Pérez and Buster are in the Clown Car following the Little League Classic in Williamsport, Pa. The guys discuss a 7-3 Mets win over the Mariners on Sunday Night Baseball, Nolan McLean providing the Mets a spark, Mark Vientos getting going, why Mariners are still the best team in the American League, and the interactions between the Major Leaguers and the Little Leaguers. Then, Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game with help from the White Sox's Colson Montgomery and the Red Sox's Roman Anthony. Later, the ESPN Radio crew of Mike Couzens and Doug Glanville talk to Mets second baseman Jeff McNeil, and Mariners manager Dan Wilson.  CALL THE SHOW: 406-404-8460 EMAIL THE SHOW: BleacherTweets@gmail.com REACH OUT ON X: #BLEACHERTWEETS 9:57 Clown Car 19:22 Sarah Langs 21:00 Jeff McNeil w/ ESPN Radio 24:00 Dan Wilson w/ ESPN Radio 30:51 Bleacher Tweets Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

David Cone, Karl Ravech, Eduardo Pérez and Buster are in the Clown Car following the Little League Classic in Williamsport, Pa. The guys discuss a 7-3 Mets win over the Mariners on Sunday Night Baseball, Nolan McLean providing the Mets a spark, Mark Vientos getting going, why Mariners are still the best team in the American League, and the interactions between the Major Leaguers and the Little Leaguers. Then, Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game with help from the White Sox's Colson Montgomery and the Red Sox's Roman Anthony. Later, the ESPN Radio crew of Mike Couzens and Doug Glanville talk to Mets second baseman Jeff McNeil, and Mariners manager Dan Wilson.  CALL THE SHOW: 406-404-8460 EMAIL THE SHOW: BleacherTweets@gmail.com REACH OUT ON X: #BLEACHERTWEETS 9:57 Clown Car 19:22 Sarah Langs 21:00 Jeff McNeil w/ ESPN Radio 24:00 Dan Wilson w/ ESPN Radio 30:51 Bleacher Tweets Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Mets are making their first trip to Williamsport since 2018 and the only player who remains from that trip is Jeff McNeil who met with Pat McCarthy to reminisce on his time in Little League, meeting and interacting with the players along with getting to highlight charitable organizations during players weekend.

Hour 1 Returning from California, Gio and Jerry discuss the Mets' 6-0 lead blown last night, attributing the loss to David Peterson's poor performance and the team's recent pitching struggles. They question the Mets' future, especially with the pitching staff. C-Lo's update covers the Mets' loss, the Brewers' 12th consecutive win, the Yankees' inability to sweep, Giancarlo Stanton's strong play, injuries at the Jets and Giants joint practice, Breece Hall's contract extension comments, and Jerry Jones's experimental drug trial. The hour ends with Gio and Jerry still struggling with the Mets' ongoing issues. Hour 2 Gio and Jerry discuss their trip to Pebble Beach and their golf games. C-Lo provides an update, and they talk about the Mets' blown lead and Pete Alonso's out at the plate. C-Lo explains the Brewers' free burger promotion. They also discuss Cam Schlittler's early exit, Paul Goldschmidt's potential injury, and a spat between The 7 Line and BT & Sal. Finally, Gio praises Jaxson Dart as an NFL QB prospect, and a caller thanks them for the Pebble Beach trip. Hour 3 Gio thinks Jerry will have an issue with Pete Alonso writing “down goes Straw” on his 253rd home run ball but Jerry is ok with it. Gio says there was no reason at all to include that. They agree that Pete definitely didn't have any negative intentions when he wrote it. Gio wasn't a big fan of Gary Cohen's call of the home run but Jerry liked it. C-Lo returns for an update but first Gio asks him to chime in on the Pete and Darryl Strawberry debate. The Mets and Yankees are a combined 6-17 since the trade deadline. They're hanging onto playoff spots by one game. It's been a dark two weeks. Chris “Mad Dog” Russo was bothered by the Mets celebration of Pete Alonso's 253rd HR and Gary Cohen's call of it. Gio doesn't agree with Dog but he thinks the pregame celebration after the record-breaking game is unnecessary. In the final segment of the hour, Gio and Jerry wonder if Pete's home run ball will stay in the Mets Hall of Fame at Citi Field or at his home. A caller wants Jeremy Hefner fired. Gio says it could happen after the season but Jerry would put the blame on the players and David Stearns before Hefner. Hour 4 The Mets and Yankees both suffered frustrating losses. Gio and Jerry agree the Yankees' offensive struggles against Joe Ryan are déjà vu. Gio believes Aaron Boone will be fired if the Yankees miss the playoffs, while Jerry is unsure. A positive Mets fan from LA, Gio's critique of the Infinity Sports Network talent draft, and C-Lo's updates are also discussed. Gio is hesitant to ask Boomer for a favor. David Wright dislikes the Mets' home pinstripes. C-Lo explains a TikTok trend Brian Daboll referenced. Taylor Swift discussed her relationship with Travis and Jason Kelce on their podcast. Eddie undermines Gio's caddy story. The Moment of the Day: "Down goes Straw" and Jerry is "our Jeff McNeil." The hour concludes with discussions about watching Hard Knocks and CBS celebrating "The NFL Today."

The Mets and Yankees both suffered frustrating losses. Gio and Jerry agree the Yankees' offensive struggles against Joe Ryan are déjà vu. Gio believes Aaron Boone will be fired if the Yankees miss the playoffs, while Jerry is unsure. A positive Mets fan from LA, Gio's critique of the Infinity Sports Network talent draft, and C-Lo's updates are also discussed. Gio is hesitant to ask Boomer for a favor. David Wright dislikes the Mets' home pinstripes. C-Lo explains a TikTok trend Brian Daboll referenced. Taylor Swift discussed her relationship with Travis and Jason Kelce on their podcast. Eddie undermines Gio's caddy story. The Moment of the Day: "Down goes Straw" and Jerry is "our Jeff McNeil." The hour concludes with discussions about watching Hard Knocks and CBS celebrating "The NFL Today."

Guardians TV play-by-play announcer Matt Underwood joins Afternoon Drive on The Fan. He talks about Jeff McNeil's forced balk, what has led to the Guardians recent success, if he's optimistic about Steven Kwan's future in Cleveland, and more.

Nick and Jonathan discuss Jeff McNeil forcing the Guardians to balk him.

Nick and Jonathan are joined by Guardians TV play-by-play announcer Matt Underwood. Also, they discuss Jeff McNeil forcing the Guardians to balk him. Then, they give each other quick stories around sports and give their instant reaction to them.

Carlos Mendoza praised the Mets' trade deadline additions, highlighting bullpen upgrades Ryan Helsley and Taylor Rogers along with new center fielder Cedric Mullins. Mendoza emphasized Mullins' speed, defensive instincts, and baseball IQ, noting that his value extends beyond the box score. He addressed how Mullins' arrival shifts playing time for Jeff McNeil, Tyrone Taylor, and the younger infielders, while stressing that versatility and competition will remain key. Mendoza confirmed Edwin Díaz remains the closer but Helsley will pitch in high-leverage spots. He also outlined bullpen flexibility, with Garcia and Garrett available for multi-inning work. Injury updates included Francisco Alvarez being cleared to return and Soto ready to play. Taylor Rogers reflected on leaving San Francisco after 13 years and adjusting to his first midseason trade, stressing that he aims to fit into a strong bullpen without overcomplicating his role. Helsley expressed excitement to join a contender, praising the Mets' depth and confirming he's ready to pitch in any inning. Mullins said he's eager to bring speed, defense, and balanced offense, crediting adjustments in his approach this season for improved production against left-handed pitching. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We break down the blockbuster acquisition of Cedric Mullins from the Orioles, plus the Mets' aggressive bullpen makeover with All‑Star relievers Ryan Helsley, Tyler Rogers & Gregory Soto. Hear analysis of what these moves mean for the NL East race, lineup flexibility (including Jeff McNeil's shift), and postseason Exclusive insight into how the Mets positioned themselves for a championship push heading into August. #MetsDeadline #LGM #CedricMullins #RyanHelsley #TylerRogers #GregorySoto #NLPostseason #MetsBullpen #NYM #LockedUpSports

David Stearns discussed the Mets' trade deadline moves, highlighted by the acquisition of Cedric Mullins to bolster defense, baserunning, and lineup balance. He explained the decision to prioritize bullpen upgrades, landing Taylor Rogers and Ryan Helsley, while keeping top prospects in the system. Stearns outlined how the roster mix will work with Jeff McNeil, Ronny Mauricio, Brett Baty, and other young infielders sharing time. He emphasized flexibility over reacting to other contenders' moves, valued recent player development progress, and explained the rationale for trading prospects like Drew Gilbert and Blade Tidwell in win-now deals. Injury updates were provided on Jesse Winker and José Siri, with Winker unlikely to return before September. Stearns reiterated his belief in sustained competitiveness rather than a short “window” and acknowledged the challenge of balancing development with competing for a playoff spot. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In a fiery monologue, Brandon Tierney passionately argues that the New York Mets' primary need at the trade deadline is a significant offensive upgrade, specifically a "real bat" for center field or third base, rather than the conventional focus on acquiring more bullpen arms. He challenges the notion that the Mets should prioritize relief pitching, suggesting they have enough internal options and a strong starting rotation. Tierney believes Mets President of Baseball Operations David Stearns should make an aggressive, unconventional move for a hitter, even if it means sacrificing a top prospect or taking on significant salary. He emphasizes that relying on players like Jeff McNeil in center field in October is a recipe for disaster and that a bold move for a bat is essential for a legitimate World Series push.

Carlos Mendoza addressed Starling Marte's return to the roster and explained how the team will ease him back into playing time, primarily using him at DH with limited outfield duty. He confirmed Marte's knee is feeling better post-injection. Mendoza also discussed Brandon Waddell's injury timeline after his prior fall on the mound, addressed Jeff McNeil's increased center field reps, and spoke about the infield combinations involving Ronny Mauricio and Brett Baty. He gave updates on Francisco Lindor's recent struggles and health, commented on Tyrone Taylor's role, and answered a Spanish-language question about Marte's significance to the team's identity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Carlos Mendoza and David Stearns detailed Francisco Alvarez's return to the majors after a productive and attitude-resetting stint in Triple-A. Mendoza praised Alvarez's defensive improvement, engagement, and maturity in handling adversity, while confirming he'll get regular playing time moving forward. Stearns highlighted Alvarez's rapid progression, both offensively and behind the plate, saying his return was based on readiness, not desperation. They also touched on the fluidity of the trade deadline landscape, bullpen injuries, and internal development paths for prospects. Stearns confirmed bullpen help is the priority but left open the possibility of offensive upgrades, with center field mentioned as a position of lesser concern due to recent improvements from Jeff McNeil and Tyrone Taylor. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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It's part II of the 2025 Subway Series and the first game did not disappoint. Mets training most of the game until Jeff McNeil punched one into the right field seats. Reed Garrett with a 6 out save and McNeil with a great defensive snab... the Mets win 6-5 and have now won three in a row. Buy "The Rico" T-Shirts follow this link: https://breakingt.com/products/the-rico Please like, rate, follow, favorite or subscribe to Rico Brogna here: https://link.chtbl.com/RicoBrogna Email TheRicoB@gmail.com 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 took home a high drama back and forth Subway Series opener and after the game Manager Carlos Mendoza met with the media to breakdown a game where Jeff McNeil played hero a few times along with a strong performance from his Reed Garrett and the rest of the bullpen.

Mets Second Baseman Jeff McNeil not only hit the game winning home run but he also made a diving stop in the top of the 9th inning that ultimately kept Aaron Judge in the on-deck circle and after the game he met with the media to not only give his feelings on his play but the game as a whole.

BT and Sal dissect the New York Mets' recent struggles, questioning if their current rough patch is merely a blip or indicative of deeper issues, particularly concerning team chemistry. While acknowledging the significant injuries plaguing the pitching staff and overworked bullpen, Sal introduces the provocative theory that Juan Soto's arrival and unique, individualistic approach, despite his outstanding personal performance, might be subtly impacting the team's cohesion. They ponder if Soto's reserved nature, coupled with his massive contract in contrast to other players, is creating an unconscious dynamic that contributes to the Mets' perceived lack of fight and energy, suggesting potential trades like Jeff McNeil to inject more vigor into the clubhouse.

In the second hour of the show, BT and Sal dissect the Mets' alarming tailspin, debating whether their woes are simply due to injuries or a deeper issue of team chemistry, particularly with the arrival of Juan Soto despite his stellar individual play. They also touch upon the Yankees' struggles, but focus more on the Mets' need for a "big trade" to inject new energy and stabilize the team, suggesting names like Jeff McNeil and Brandon Nimmo as potential trade candidates to shake up the clubhouse dynamics and turn their season around.

Today's BT & Sal show kicked off with a fiery denunciation of the Yankees' all-around poor play, with Sal advocating for immediate repercussions like benching Anthony Volpe and cutting Mark Leiter to jolt the team into accountability. The conversation then shifted to the Mets' recent struggles, with Sal provocatively suggesting that Juan Soto's individualistic nature, despite his stellar performance, might be subtly affecting team chemistry, leading to calls for strategic trades like Jeff McNeil. In the final hour, the hosts dove into the breaking news of Mike Brown's expected hiring as the Knicks' head coach, with Sal expressing skepticism about the "retread" hire's ability to lead the team to a championship, contrasting with BT's more optimistic view on the new coach and the team's improved roster.

The New York Mets return home battered and bewildered after one of the ugliest stretches in franchise history. They've lost 15 of their last 18 games and just endured a humiliating sweep in Pittsburgh, where they were outscored 30-4 across three games—including a 12-1 blowout the day after a players-only meeting. It's July 1st—Bobby Bonilla Day—when the Mets famously cut that $1.19 million check yet again, symbolizing a franchise haunted by past decisions while the present crumbles around them. As the Mets open a critical 6-game homestand—three against the surging Milwaukee Brewers and three against the rival Yankees—questions abound. Has the team tuned out Carlos Mendoza? Will David Stearns pull the plug and become a deadline seller? Can the rotation rebound after getting lit up in Pittsburgh? And is there any hope left for this season? We'll dig deep into: Fallout from the Pirates sweep and what the players-only meeting achieved (if anything) Why Pete Alonso, Francisco Lindor, and Jeff McNeil are under the microscope The rotation woes and overworkBullpen How the Brewers and Yankees match up—and why this homestand could define the Mets' season A moment to reflect on Bobby Bonilla Day: the gift that keeps on giving Plus, updates from around MLB and what the latest rumors mean for the Mets' trade deadline plans. All this and more on today's episode!

The Yankees beat the Reds as Dominguez went 4-for-5. The Mets beat the Braves and Jeff McNeil made a great play in center, stealing a HR. Juan Soto hit 2 homers. Cooper Flagg was drafted number one last night in the NBA draft. George Kittle was on ‘Bussin with the Boys' and talked about the benefits of the Vasper bike.

Reports indicate NFL owners colluded in 2022 to limit player guarantees, using emails about Kyler Murray and Justin Herbert, a fact the NFLPA allegedly withheld from players. In sports, the Yankees beat the Reds (Dominguez 4-for-5), and the Mets topped the Braves with Jeff McNeil's great catch and Juan Soto's two homers. Cooper Flagg was the NBA's top draft pick. Other topics included an impaled lifeguard, George Kittle on the Vasper bike, and a humorous anecdote about former colleague Mark Chernoff.

Hour 1 We started the show with the NBA draft which was last night and how the Knicks still don't have a head coach. They better have one soon as we head into free agency. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of the NBA draft. ESPN announced that Portland drafted ‘Colin Cowherd' and also misidentified Cooper Flagg twice. Boomer asked if there was Buzz, or No Buzz, with the Nets. The Mets finally beat the Braves as Juan Soto hit 2 HRs. Jerry just called Jazz Chisholm ‘Jizzm'. In the final segment of the hour, Sydney Esiason says farewell to ‘WAG Life' now that Matt Martin has retired. Hour 2 Reports indicate NFL owners colluded in 2022 to limit player guarantees, using emails about Kyler Murray and Justin Herbert, a fact the NFLPA allegedly withheld from players. In sports, the Yankees beat the Reds (Dominguez 4-for-5), and the Mets topped the Braves with Jeff McNeil's great catch and Juan Soto's two homers. Cooper Flagg was the NBA's top draft pick. Other topics included an impaled lifeguard, George Kittle on the Vasper bike, and a humorous anecdote about former colleague Mark Chernoff. Hour 3 The hour began with baseball, noting the Yankees' series against the A's and the Mets' games against the Braves and Pirates. They discussed "triple digit sizzlers" (100+ mph pitches) and the existence of Sizzler restaurants. A caller raised concerns about the Knicks' lack of a head coach. Jerry's update highlighted Mets and Yankees wins, with Juan Soto hitting two homers. Two Rutgers players were drafted in the NBA, and Morehead State will honor Phil Simms. The hour concluded with a discussion about Counting Crows' tour and pre-show setlist viewing. Hour 4 The NBA draft saw the Nets not use their five picks to move up, while the Knicks continued their head coach search. Nick Van Exel blamed injuries on low-top sneakers. The Yankees avoided a sweep, the Mets beat the Braves (Soto 2 HRs), and a hurdler had an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction. ESPN mistakenly said the Trailblazers drafted "Colin Cowherd." The "Moment of the Day" was an NBA trade involving Jeanie Buss's panties. The show ended discussing the Knicks' coaching search and their urgent championship window.

McNeil robbed a home run in the first inning to help set the tone in tonight's win over the Atlanta Braves!

The Fantasy Baseball BeatBuy Low and Sell High The guys are back with a brand new episode, and this show is loaded.It's performance evaluation time, as Chris and Dave open the books on numbers, listeners, content, and more. Will Mike survive?The Beat Writer Roundup features three articles:Is what Jeff McNeil is doing for real?How has Evan Carter grown on and off the field?Have the White Sox had their prayers answered with their biggest fan?Players to Buy Low and Sell High on:Jacob WilsonCal RaleighPete Crow-ArmstrongBrenton DoyleJosh LoweCorey SeagerMaking sense of the bullpensIs Raisel Iglesias out of a job?What's going on with Jordan Romano?Will the Dodgers ever make up their minds?Mental Health MomentThe guys all reveal parent-related problems that they've recently had and explain how they got through those situations. 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

The Fantasy Baseball BeatBuy Low and Sell High The guys are back with a brand new episode, and this show is loaded.It's performance evaluation time, as Chris and Dave open the books on numbers, listeners, content, and more. Will Mike survive?The Beat Writer Roundup features three articles:Is what Jeff McNeil is doing for real?How has Evan Carter grown on and off the field?Have the White Sox had their prayers answered with their biggest fan?Players to Buy Low and Sell High on:Jacob WilsonCal RaleighPete Crow-ArmstrongBrenton DoyleJosh LoweCorey SeagerMaking sense of the bullpensIs Raisel Iglesias out of a job?What's going on with Jordan Romano?Will the Dodgers ever make up their minds?Mental Health MomentThe guys all reveal parent-related problems that they've recently had and explain how they got through those situations. 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

The Nats lost their 5th straight on Thursday afternoon to get swept by the first place Mets.  Al & Tim gather after the Nationals scored all their runs in the top of the 9th in the 4-3 defeat, but stranded two runners after Keibert Ruiz grounded into the final out.(13:00) New York starter Kodai Senga exited early after getting injured while fielding a play at 1B.  After the game he was placed on the 15-day IL due to a hamstring issue. Senga is having an excellent season and is sporting a 1.47 ERA.(16:15) Michael Soroka gave up a 3-run HR in the bottom of the 1st to Jeff McNeil. Soroka only ceded three hits, but two of them went over the fence.(24:30) Wilson Ramos will officially retire as a National on Sunday afternoon.  Ramos played in Washington from 2010-2016 and was a big part of multiple division titles.(28:45) The Nats begin a seven game homestand on Friday night against a pair of last place teams.  This weekend they host Miami and then the Rockies come to Navy Yard on Monday for a four game series. 

Hour 1 With Boomer out, Gio and Jerry hosted. They began by discussing Kodai Senga's injury from a bad throw by Pete Alonso, which C-Lo highlighted with a clip of Boomer predicting such an injury. The Mets swept the Nationals, and the Yankees won 1-0 against the Royals. The Oilers defeated the Panthers in an exciting game. They briefly touched on HGTV shows before moving to Chris Kreider's press talking about his move to the Ducks. Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart's "Roommates" podcast praised Thibs. The hour concluded with news of an attempted murder warrant out for Antonio Brown. Hour 2 The hour began with continued discussion about Antonio Brown's attempted murder warrant. Attention then shifted to the "Roommates" podcast, where Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart praised Thibs, leading to speculation that they weren't the source of any negative comments to Dolan. C-Lo's update covered the Mets' sixth straight win, a Jeff McNeil homer, and Carlos Mendoza's comments on Kodai Senga's hamstring injury, which Pete Alonso felt bad about. The Yankees beat the Royals 1-0, with Devin Williams securing the ninth. More clips from the "Roommates" podcast on the Knicks' future followed. The segment concluded with Gio recommending "Hunt For Bin Laden" on Netflix. Hour 3 Gio recounted a 12-year estrangement from a former Pittsburgh colleague who blamed him for his firing. He recently learned, via Ann Liguori at the US Open, that this individual was speaking as if they were still close, prompting Gio to respond graciously. The challenges of working with someone you're not on speaking terms with were discussed. C-Lo's update followed a caller's thoughts on the Netflix submersible documentary. C-Lo then shared his perspective on Chris Kreider's trade to the Ducks. Audio of Carlos Mendoza's heated exchange with an umpire over balls and strikes. There was also a segment detailing BT's "Volpe song," only to reveal that BT had actually taken the lyrics from a caller, which C-Lo's audio confirmed. The hour concluded with a discussion about Rangers fans' relationship with Chris Kreider. Hour 4 Gio proposed four words that, if tweeted, would lead to immediate termination regardless of context. The discussion then shifted to the difficult decision of cashing out on a bet. C-Lo's final update covered Kodai Senga's injury and Carlos Mendoza's comments, along with the Yankees' 1-0 shutout win over the Royals. Aaron Glenn named Ronnie Lott and Boomer Esiason as players he admired. Jameis Winston's potential playing time this year was discussed. The "Moment of the Day" revisited the debate over who truly originated the "Volpe song"—BT or a caller. The show concluded with observations on the shift to Thursday summer traffic and Gio's revelation about Joe Benigno's swimming prowess.

C-Lo starts with the Mets winning their sixth straight as Jeff McNeil homered against the Nationals. Carlos Mendoza talked about Kodai Senga's hamstring injury. Alonso felt bad after the game as he had a bad throw to Senga. The Yankees beat the Royals 1-0 and Devin Williams came up big in the ninth.

The hour began with continued discussion about Antonio Brown's attempted murder warrant. Attention then shifted to the "Roommates" podcast, where Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart praised Thibs, leading to speculation that they weren't the source of any negative comments to Dolan. C-Lo's update covered the Mets' sixth straight win, a Jeff McNeil homer, and Carlos Mendoza's comments on Kodai Senga's hamstring injury, which Pete Alonso felt bad about. The Yankees beat the Royals 1-0, with Devin Williams securing the ninth. More clips from the "Roommates" podcast on the Knicks' future followed. The segment concluded with Gio recommending "Hunt For Bin Laden" on Netflix.

En este nuevo episodio de Baseball News repasamos lo más destacado de la jornada del 13 de junio en MLB, encabezado por la barrida de los Yankees sobre los Royals, que se definió con una accidentada y polémica jugada en la octava entrada. Además: Framber Valdez poncha a 12 y el mexicano Isaac Paredes conecta jonrón en el triunfo de los Astros. Tarik Skubal domina a los Orioles con 7 innings en blanco y Parker Meadows responde con el bate. Jacob Misiorowski debuta con autoridad y Jackson Chourio la saca en la victoria de Cerveceros ante Cardinals. Jeff McNeil impulsa 3 carreras con cuadrangular y los Mets siguen encendidos con 6 victorias al hilo. Kodai Senga sale lesionado. Rangers desatan una tormenta ofensiva con 6 jonrones ante los Twins. Orlando Arcia se viste de héroe con el hit de oro para que Rockies dejen en el terreno a los Gigantes. Dale play al resumen diario más completo del béisbol de Grandes Ligas en español.Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/con-las-bases-llenas-podcast-de-beisbol--2742086/support.

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From 'Rico Brogna' (subscribe here): The Mets find themselves trailing the entire game, but in the 8th Juan Soto and Pete Alonso deliver big hits to tie the game. Edwin Diaz and Reed Garrett continue to shut down offenses. Jeff McNeil wastes no time in the 10th to give the Mets the win. 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 Nats suffered maybe their worst loss of the season on Tuesday night in the series opener at the Mets.  Al & Tim recap the 5-4 loss in extra innings, where the Nationals could not hold onto a two-run 8th inning lead. Jose A. Ferrar allowed a pair of runs to tie the game and ultimately Jeff McNeil ended the affair with a RBI single to leadoff the bottom of the 10th.(08:50) MacKenzie Gore struck out six Mets in as many innings of work on 89 pitches.  Gore regained the lead for the most strikeouts in all of MLB from Garrett Crochet with 114 during the outing. Gore gave up a HR to Juan Soto and there seemed to be words exchanged between the two players who were once traded for each other.(18:35) The offense showed up early to lead 3-0 entering the middle of the 2nd.  CJ Abrams had a big game by doubling twice and connecting on a solo HR to put Washington on top 4-2 in the 5th.(20:00) One of Abrams' double brought in a run, but the moment ended with Jose Tena getting thrown at home.  Tena should not have been sent by Ricky Gutierrez with James Wood was waiting on-deck with two outs.(22:45) Andres Chapparo had a pinch -hit double in his 1st Big League at-bat of the season. Tim expresses his frustration though that Chapparo took Nasim Nuñez's roster spot as opposed to Brady House. 

En el episodio de hoy de Baseball News, hablamos del momento caliente entre Jazz Chisholm y Maikel García en tercera base. El jardinero de los Marlins le dijo de todo al venezolano tras una barrida dura en el juego contra los Royals. Analizamos lo que pasó, las declaraciones de Chisholm y el contexto del incidente. Además, repasamos todos los resultados destacados del día: Austin Wells conectó jonrón y remolcó 5 carreras en el triunfo de los Yankees sobre los Royals. Manny Machado lideró la paliza de los Padres a los Dodgers con 5 remolcadas. Andrew Abbott lanzó blanqueo completo y Rojos derrotaron a Guardians. Jeff McNeil dejó en el terreno a los Nacionales con imparable en la décima. Gabriel Moreno conectó jonrón de 3 carreras en la victoria de los Dbacks sobre los Mariners. Shane Smith brilló en el montículo por los White Sox y Luis Robert Jr. respaldó con HR. Con jonrones de Andrés Giménez y Alejandro Kirk, los Blue Jays vencieron a los Cardinals. ¡Dale like, comenta tu opinión sobre el momento Jazz-Maikel y suscríbete para más contenido diario de MLB en español!Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/con-las-bases-llenas-podcast-de-beisbol--2742086/support.

On the latest episode of The Mets Pod presented by Tri-State Cadillac, Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo cover some wins out west and the homestand ahead. Leading off, Connor and Joe recap the week that was, including big-time offense from Pete Alonso, Francisco Lindor, and Jeff McNeil.  The guys also look at Ronny Mauricio so far and what his ceiling could possibly be.Later, they go long on the ongoing bullpen-building strategy of David Stearns, go Down on the Farm to check in on prospect Carson Benge, and go tough on Connor for “missing Marte” on The Scoreboard. Finally, the winner of last week's sweepstakes is revealed and the Mailbag delivers questions about developing relievers and the very unlikely possibility of bringing Jacob deGrom back to Queens. 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!01:05 The Week That Was: Dodgers, Rockies, offense rising?08:20 Under the radar is Jeff McNeil10:50 Pete Alonso rocking and raking15:40 Ronny Mauricio so far and what could be18:35 Bullpenning with David Stearns24:20 Down on the Farm: Carson Benge18:428:30 The Scoreboard: last week's recap31:05 The Scoreboard: making this week's bets37:30 Announcing The Mets Pod/Athlete Logo sweepstakes winner38:10 Mailbag – can the Mets develop relief pitchers?43:00 Mailbag – thoughts on the extremely unlikely idea of trading for Jacob deGrom?49:50 “Mini Marte” Mailbag – celebrating Starling's HR and examining his trade value

Pete Alonso, now second on the Mets' all-time home run list, is only under contract for the current season. Listeners speculated the Knicks' success might be due to James Dolan's focus on The Sphere, while others called in about the Mets' strong start. Boomer, and several callers, questioned the seemingly endless supply of cows and chickens for food. Jerry then reported on the Yankees' loss to the Red Sox, despite two homers from Aaron Judge, and the Mets' sweep of the Rockies, featuring two home runs each from Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil. The segment concluded with discussions about Aaron Rodgers seemingly being the Steelers' third-choice and Jaxson Dart's slim chances of playing this year, alongside more calls about American burger consumption.

Boomer's flight to Cincinnati for a Kenny Anderson event was canceled due to a lightning strike, preventing him from attending. Meanwhile, the Knicks' coaching search continues, with Jason Kidd and Michael Malone being considered. The recent developments suggest James Dolan's decision to fire Thibs was impulsive. In sports news, the Red Sox defeated the Yankees with five home runs, despite two from Aaron Judge, and swept the series. The Yankees' X (Twitter) account used a Brandon Tierney song without credit. The Mets swept the Rockies, with two homers each from Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil; Alonso surpassed David Wright on the Mets' all-time home run list, earning Wright's congratulations. Finally, the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry made headlines when rookie pitcher Hunter Dobbins stated he'd retire rather than play for the Yankees. This prompted Boomer to recall his own refusal to play for the Colts after their move from Baltimore due to its impact on his college community in Maryland.

Boomer and Gio's planned boat day was thwarted by bad weather, leading them to consider golf instead. A caller deemed Derek Jeter the most "boring" athlete to interview. Before Jerry's final update, Boomer shared his new green drink from Chris Wragge's wife. Jerry then played audio of Jazz Chisholm's mic'd-up error. In sports, Aaron Judge hit two homers in a Yankees loss, while Jeff McNeil and Pete Alonso each hit two as the Mets swept the Rockies. The Giants' defensive coordinator wants his players to emulate pirates for turnovers, and the Thunder evened their series with the Pacers. The show concluded with a caller's story about a woman with E. coli in her sinuses and a discussion of potential Knicks coaching candidates.

Jerry had the sounds of the Yankees losing to the Red Sox, as the Sox hit 5 HRs. Aaron Judge did hit 2 HRs in the loss. The Mets swept the Rockies in Colorado. Jeff McNeil and Pete Alonso each hit 2 HRs. OKC evened their series with Indiana 1-1.

Hour 1 Boomer's flight to Cincinnati for a Kenny Anderson event was canceled due to a lightning strike, preventing him from attending. Meanwhile, the Knicks' coaching search continues, with Jason Kidd and Michael Malone being considered. The recent developments suggest James Dolan's decision to fire Thibs was impulsive. In sports news, the Red Sox defeated the Yankees with five home runs, despite two from Aaron Judge, and swept the series. The Yankees' X (Twitter) account used a Brandon Tierney song without credit. The Mets swept the Rockies, with two homers each from Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil; Alonso surpassed David Wright on the Mets' all-time home run list, earning Wright's congratulations. Finally, the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry made headlines when rookie pitcher Hunter Dobbins stated he'd retire rather than play for the Yankees. This prompted Boomer to recall his own refusal to play for the Colts after their move from Baltimore due to its impact on his college community in Maryland. Hour 2 Pete Alonso, now second on the Mets' all-time home run list, is only under contract for the current season. Listeners speculated the Knicks' success might be due to James Dolan's focus on The Sphere, while others called in about the Mets' strong start. Boomer, and several callers, questioned the seemingly endless supply of cows and chickens for food. Jerry then reported on the Yankees' loss to the Red Sox, despite two homers from Aaron Judge, and the Mets' sweep of the Rockies, featuring two home runs each from Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil. The segment concluded with discussions about Aaron Rodgers seemingly being the Steelers' third-choice and Jaxson Dart's slim chances of playing this year, alongside more calls about American burger consumption. Hour 3 Bad Weather Fans' post about no new "Roommates" podcast sparked Gio's observation that no Knicks players or management have commented on Thibs' firing. This silence, he reasoned, allows for rampant speculation, aligning with the Knicks' history of firing coaches still under contract. Jerry then updated the sports news: Boston hit five homers to beat the Yankees, despite two from Aaron Judge; Pete Alonso's two home runs helped the Mets sweep the Rockies, pushing him past David Wright on the Mets' all-time list; and the Thunder evened their series with the Pacers at 1-1. The hour concluded with more discussion about American hamburger consumption and the theory that James Dolan fired Thibs after sitting in on player interviews. Hour 4 Boomer and Gio's planned boat day was thwarted by bad weather, leading them to consider golf instead. A caller deemed Derek Jeter the most "boring" athlete to interview. Before Jerry's final update, Boomer shared his new green drink from Chris Wragge's wife. Jerry then played audio of Jazz Chisholm's mic'd-up error. In sports, Aaron Judge hit two homers in a Yankees loss, while Jeff McNeil and Pete Alonso each hit two as the Mets swept the Rockies. The Giants' defensive coordinator wants his players to emulate pirates for turnovers, and the Thunder evened their series with the Pacers. The show concluded with a caller's story about a woman with E. coli in her sinuses and a discussion of potential Knicks coaching candidates.