Podcast appearances and mentions of Keith Hernandez

Gio and Jerry lead off previewing the Beach Bash, debating preseason QBs, and dissecting sad songs, before diving into Boomer's thunderstorm golf panic, the Good Good Golf downfall, and dream sports GM jobs. The show then tackles Al Dukes' mystery lake animal, Aaron Judge's refusal to play rehab games, Keith Hernandez's cash-eating dog, and a wild fight at Barstool HQ. C-Lo's updates weave through continuous Yankees losses, George Lombard Jr.'s six-game error streak, Steve Torre's new radio role, and Rex Ryan visiting Jets camp, wrapping up with Jerry and Al's low SAT scores as Jerry takes off for the Salt Shack.

The hour kicks off with an update on the dead animal Al Dukes found in a Bradley Beach lake, before C-Lo returns with an update featuring a Montana caller's advice on dealing with bears. Plus, Aaron Judge wants to skip rehab games and return straight to the team, Keith Hernandez's dog ate two $100 bills, John Harbaugh praises New Jersey pizza, and George Lombard Jr. commits an error in his sixth straight game. Finally, the guys take calls on bears and driving Jed York around.

Aaron Judge said he doesn't want to play rehab games when he's ready, he wants to go right back to the team. Keith Hernandez said his dog ate two $100 bills. John Harbaugh loves the pizza in NJ. George Lombard Jr had his sixth straight game with an error.

We open with flash flood videos out of Nepal before tracking Gio's night at Jones Beach, where Chris Stapleton honored Dolly Parton by singing "I Will Always Love You." Next, Boomer shares his love for Yankees' Luis Garcia Jr., and Gordon Damer fills in for Jerry with the sounds of Ben Rice's home run in the win over Houston. Plus, Brewers pitcher Dustin May lasts just one pitch after taking an AJ Ewing liner to the back, Mike Breen gushes over Keith Hernandez in the SNY booth, Jed York's arrest bodycam footage hits the web, and Browns fans leave signs on the Jim Brown statue protesting Deshaun Watson.

Gordon Damer is in for Jerry with the sounds of Ben Rice's HR in the win over Houston. Brewers pitcher Dustin May lasted one pitch as AJ Ewing hit a liner right into his back. Mike Breen was in the SNY booth last night and gushed over Keith Hernandez. The bodycam footage of Jed York's arrest hit the internet.

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Odell Beckham Jr. says the NFL never identified a specific banned substance, only that his testosterone levels were too high, shedding new light on the suspension that helped keep him unsigned last season. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down how Beckham's appeal delayed the punishment and why his timing made finding a team even tougher. Keith Hernandez then surprises Evan by revealing he went out of his way to speak with struggling Mets youngster A.J. Ewing. That sparks Tiki to share the ball-security advice he gave Tyrone Tracy during his rookie year and what he learned from Giants legend Frank Gifford. Plus, a Nets fan relives the franchise-altering sale of Julius Erving, and the possibility of Frank Reich replacing Aaron Glenn midseason gets an early reality check.

The Jets were right to keep Aaron Glenn, but another bad season could completely change their coaching outlook. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber explain why firing Glenn midseason would make little sense, why Frank Reich should not be viewed as an automatic replacement, and how three first-round picks could make the Jets a far more attractive destination if they conduct a coaching search after the season. Aaron Judge's 2018 injury return offers a fascinating comparison for his current comeback, including what it could mean for his postseason readiness and defensive role. Plus, Keith Hernandez goes out of his way to encourage A.J. Ewing, Tiki recalls giving Tyrone Tracy advice, the worst New York sports jerseys get ranked, and the Nets' sale of Julius Erving is revisited as one of the franchise's defining mistakes.

Lucius Alexander and the crew analyze humorous audio clips for G-Bag of the Day, featuring clips from Bryan Broaddus and Keith Hernandez. They also discuss social media dating advice regarding financial status and review recent legal reports involving former NFL players Marcellus Wiley and Stedman Bailey. 01:58 - G-Bag Of The Day 06:11 - Jared Sandler Clip 11:19 - Michael Irvin Legend 13:44 - Signs He's Broke 19:17 - Sports Legal Updates

Bump and Stacy have their weekly conversation with Jordan Shusterman of Yahoo Sports to get her thoughts on the root causes of the Mariners chemistry issues, Cal Raleigh’s disastrous season, and whether the Mariners still have time to make it to the playoffs, they answer your questions about Seahawks WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Mike Macdonald’s leadership in Four Down Territory, they hear Keith Hernandez rip his high school football coach on Mets TV broadcast in The Timeline, and they ___

C-Lo's back with news that the Knicks host the Sixers on the first day of the NBA season. We heard the sounds of Francisco Lindor's massive HR in Atlanta as the Mets won. Keith Hernandez talked about his old football coach and didn't like the way he ran practice. Adam Vinatieri made a joke about his balls during his Hall of Fame speech.

We open with the WNBA and "white privilege" surrounding a hard foul on Sophie Cunningham, as Gio questions why stars like her and Caitlin Clark are targeted when they bring eyes to the league, comparing the daily drama to women's pro wrestling. C-Lo's update highlights the Knicks hosting the Sixers on NBA opening day, Francisco Lindor's massive home run in a Mets victory, Keith Hernandez disliking his old football coach's practices, and Adam Vinatieri's Hall of Fame speech joke. Finally, former Met Jose Iglesias heads to Broadway in The Buena Vista Social Club, followed by a look back at the post-pandemic Boomer & Gio boat party.

The New York Mets traded away pitching at the deadline, reshaped the bullpen, and kept the offense mostly intact… and then immediately swept the Cleveland Guardians. Because of course they did.On this week's episode of The Put it in the Books Show, Farace, Rodriguez, and Producer Joe break down the post-MLB trade deadline Mets and what this new era of Mets baseball actually looks like. With the playoff push no longer the focus, the conversation shifts to player development, rookie call-ups, and veterans fighting for their future in Queens.Rookie pitchers are taking center stage. Nate Lavender made his MLB debut with 1.1 scoreless innings, while Jefry Yan delivered a scoreless outing of his own and went viral thanks to a high-energy strikeout celebration that reminded everyone MLB baseball is supposed to be fun. Dedniel Núñez has also returned from injury, as the New York Mets bullpen continues its live rebuild in real time.The biggest storyline? Kodai Senga's new role in the Mets bullpen. The ace is now being used in high-leverage, one-inning situations. Can Senga's ghost fork translate into dominance out of the bullpen, or is this just another experiment in a chaotic Mets pitching staff?The crew also reacts to Keith Hernandez repeatedly apologizing on air and asks the real question: how much Mets commentary is too much Mets commentary?Looking ahead, the Mets head to Pittsburgh for a three-game series before traveling to Atlanta, continuing a brutal stretch of MLB schedule following a chaotic trade deadline.From the Cleveland Guardians sweep to the Mets roster selloff, rookie pitching debuts, and Kodai Senga's bullpen experiment, this episode covers everything happening in Queens right now.Farace is searching for optimism, Rodriguez is trying to stay realistic, and Producer Joe is somehow still losing every trade scenario.LGM.#Mets #NewYorkMets #LGM #MetsBaseball #MLB #MLBTradeDeadline #KodaiSenga #ClevelandGuardians #NYM #BaseballPodcast #ThePutItInTheBooksShow #PopCulturePros

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George Lombard Jr.'s electric Yankees debut immediately puts Anthony Volpe's future at shortstop under the microscope. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash debate whether Lombard can seize the job, how his ceiling compares with Mets prospect A.J. Ewing and whether his arrival gives the Yankees legitimate playoff hope once Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger return. The crew also questions whether Cam Schlittler is healthy or beginning to wear down, imagines John Sterling's call for Lombard's first home run and battles over a controversial Derek Jeter comparison. Plus, Keith Hernandez calls the Mets' traded players “garbage” before issuing an apology, Davante Adams reveals how he took No. 17 from Malachi Corley, and a debate erupts over how much a fan should demand for a prized home run ball.

George Lombard Jr.'s explosive Yankees debut immediately raises questions about Anthony Volpe's future at shortstop. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash debate whether Lombard can take the job for good, how he compares with Mets prospect A.J. Ewing and whether his arrival can help spark a postseason run. The Yankees still need Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger back, while Evan admits Cam Schlittler's latest start left him worried about the pitcher's health and workload. Plus, Keith Hernandez calls the Mets' traded players “garbage,” quickly apologizes and nearly launches into another uncomfortable debate during a memorable broadcast. Shaun also unveils his best John Sterling-style calls for Lombard's first major league home run.

C-Lo starts with George Lombard Jr.'s home run in his big league debut. Dave Sims and Suzyn Waldman were very excited. Craig and C-Mac sang a Cashman song yesterday but not when Cashman was on with them. C-Mac apologized for interrupting Cashman. Cashman didn't answer a question about kicking the tires on a Francisco Lindor trade. Gio jokes that Keith Hernandez sounds like he's always close to saying something he should not on the Mets' broadcasts.

The guys kick off with massive NFL extensions and Zay Flowers' lucrative deal, followed by a caller blaming the Yankees for Anthony Volpe's struggles. Gio and Jerry discuss sports betting and fantasy football. C-Lo's update starts with Ryan Ruocco's call of George Lombard Jr.'s first home run, Lombard's brother also homering, and Gio pitching minor league team names. C-Lo then highlights a Twitter feud between C-Mac and Shaun Morash, Carson Benge's big performance, Kodai Senga's move to the bullpen, and another Keith Hernandez moment. Finally, Jake Reiner explains his Dodgers first pitch, and the guys cover distracted driving before Gio weighs in on whether Pittsburgh's Primanti Brothers is worth the trip.

Gio and Jerry host with Boomer away, kicking off with George Lombard Jr.'s dream debut. Gio laughs at C-Mac interviewing Brian Cashman, leading to a breakdown of Cashman's catcher stance, C-Mac's quick "thank you" audio, and Gio figuring out why Yankees fans are angry. C-Lo delivers an update on Lombard's homer alongside Dave Sims and Suzyn Waldman's excitement, followed by Craig and C-Mac's Cashman song, C-Mac's interruption apology, and Cashman dodging a Francisco Lindor trade question. The guys then hit Keith Hernandez's broadcasting edge, Freddy Peralta's Rays debut, and John Harbaugh scolding Jaxson Dart. Finally, Stephen Waldron's vacation leads to Gio sharing his worst guy trip ever: getting robbed at machete point in the Dominican Republic.

With Boomer away, Gio and Jerry break down George Lombard Jr.'s dream MLB debut, C-Mac's Brian Cashman interview, massive NFL contract extensions, and reports of tension between Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto. The guys evaluate Giants training camp concerns surrounding Jaxson Dart, debate whether Pittsburgh's Primanti Brothers is actually worth the hype, and react to Keith Hernandez's broadcast gold. Plus, C-Lo delivers updates on Kodai Senga's move to the bullpen, while Gio opens up about a show-wide deep dive into sleep paralysis, his Pittsburgh Dancing with the Stars memories, and a terrifying trip where he was robbed at machete point.

Full Hour 2 in The Sports Bar. Tim Schneider begins the second hour with his take of the day. Keith Hernandez said WHAT!? Do you agree or disagree with Tim's take? Gene also reacts to the Stefon Diggs news. Our Audacy sports betting insider PJ Glasser stops in to offer up his best bets in sports. Finally, the Bills announce what games that they will wear their alternates.

Full Show Broadcast. Gene reveals The Sports Bar big announcement. The Sports Bar will return to afternoon drive (4pm-6pm week-days) starting on Monday August 10th, 2026. Gene welcomes in Dr. Charlie Shuman from Lattimore Physical Therapy joins the show to break down the Bills injury questions at training camp. Stefon Diggs lands in Washington. Timmy's take to start hour 2, PJ Glasser & his best bets. Plus the Bills alternate uniform schedule is out.

Tim Schneider kicks off hour 2 with his take of the day. What did Keith Hernandez say? Gene is all fired up over the NY Mets with Soto vs Lindor. How does Stefon Diggs help Washington vs the NFC East.

LeBron James is headed to Philadelphia, but Evan Roberts is already predicting the Sixers' new superteam will collapse. Evan questions whether LeBron, Joel Embiid, Jaylen Brown, Tyrese Maxey and VJ Edgecombe can develop the chemistry and continuity needed to win, while Tiki Barber believes the Knicks will eliminate Philadelphia in the second round. Shaun Morash goes the other way, picking the Sixers to knock out the defending champions before falling short of the NBA Finals. The stunning move also reignites the debate over whether Knicks-Sixers is truly a rivalry and whether LeBron originally wanted New York before the Knicks shut the door. Plus, Jalen Brunson's status as the king of New York, a hilariously awkward caller complimenting Tiki, and a heated Hall of Fame debate featuring Don Mattingly, Keith Hernandez, Alex Rodriguez and Thurman Munson.

A caller delivers a hilariously backhanded tribute to Tiki Barber, praising his Giants career while repeatedly bringing up his fumbling problems. Evan Roberts and Shaun Morash try to make sense of the bizarre compliment before comparing it to their own awkward encounters with former New York athletes. Shaun then ranks the New York baseball legends he believes belong in the Hall of Fame, including Alex Rodriguez, Roger Clemens, Keith Hernandez, Don Mattingly and Jason Giambi.

Chris is back. Gary Parrish joins the show in the first hour and they talk about their trip to Milwaukee where they got to go to a Mets/Brewers game, play 3 different golf courses and more. GP was carrying around a baseball and ended up with a Keith Hernandez autograph, Chris got his first ever hole-in-one, and more (3:30). LeBron James is signing with the 76ers...does this make Philly the favorite in the East? What about for the Championship? Also, why we think it took this long and the 76ers were the choice (20:18). Josh Pastner made some interesting comments about looking for an "owner" of the UNLV basketball program (43:38) and Ole Miss Head Coach Pete Golding also made some interesting comments about how College Football is still operating as if these players aren't in the real work world when they really are (49:35). We'll finish with 5 Things for the weekend presented by the Tennessee National Guard: SEC Media Days, Ryan Silverfield, Michael Kim, LeBron James, Wisconsin (1:02:22)Host: Chris VernonContributors: Jon RoserGuest: Gary ParrishTechnical Director: Jacob StopcotteAssociate Producer: Jena Broyles

They debate the legitimacy of a potential shortened 2027 MLB season and the Mets' strategy under David Stearns. The conversation shifts to the Yankees' trade needs, Keith Hernandez's critique of Mets first base defense, and a heated argument regarding Jose Caballero's response to pitch clock violations. 02:00 - MLB 2027 Lockout Predictions 05:55 - Stearns' Mets Strategy 10:22 - Yankees' Zach Neto Trade Talk 15:53 - Keith Hernandez on First Base 22:15 - Joe Benigno Catchphrase Tribute 27:05 - Jets Practice Facility Rumors 30:12 - Jose Caballero Pitch Clock Controversy 45:48 - Trading Gerrit Cole for Bats

The Yankees' struggling offense has reached the point where Evan Roberts believes Brian Cashman must call up George Lombard Jr. immediately. Evan argues that Jose Caballero and Anthony Volpe have already shown what they are, while Lombard could provide the jolt the lineup desperately needs. Tiki Barber urges caution about throwing a young prospect into a pennant race, and Shaun Morash wonders whether the Yankees are saving Lombard for after the trade deadline. The conversation shifts to a lost Mets season, Keith Hernandez and Gary Cohen sounding increasingly fed up, and even Donald Trump taking a shot at the team. Evan, Tiki and Shaun also debate the excitement surrounding John Harbaugh and the Giants, why his résumé gives his message credibility, and whether universal optimism should make Giants fans nervous.

The Mets' miserable season is wearing down everyone, including Keith Hernandez and Gary Cohen. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash react to the SNY broadcasters getting noticeably looser with their criticism, from Cohen mocking Brewers fans to Hernandez taking another shot at the Mets' handling of first base. Donald Trump then joins the pile-on by mocking the Mets' enormous payroll and constant losing, leading to a fact-check over whether they actually have baseball's highest salary. The conversation spirals into the viral John Heyman controversy, the meaning of the day's strangest insult and the brutal reality of how little the Mets are getting for all the money they spend.

Jordan Raanan says the Giants believe Jaxson Dart is the guy to lead their team long term but he has to get better in the pocket delivering the ball on time. Audio Files featuring John Harbaugh, Keith Hernandez, President Trump, and Aaron Boone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With WFAN and other Audacy stations heading to SiriusXM in September, Gio breaks down why the deal is a win for all sides, right before intern Joe shares what it was like playing against AJ Ewing and other pro athletes in high school. Jerry steps up for his final update with news on Max Fried's return in game two of today's Yankees doubleheader, followed by the Mets' victory over the Brewers behind Zac Thornton's sharp outing, AJ Ewing's stellar defense, and a moonshot home run from Luis Robert Jr. Meanwhile, John Harbaugh tells Bob Papa and Carl Banks what went through his mind seeing Cam Skattebo's backflip, reiterating that he's focused on his squad 24/7. Plus, reports show Patrick Mahomes could be back on the field sooner than expected. The Moment of the Day revisits Reggie's swollen testicle and how Mike and Dog would react, paving the way for a final segment filled with calls about ruptured testicles to Keith Hernandez's take on the Jose Caballero and Dennis Santana drama.

As the 40th anniversary of the legendary 1986 Mets approaches, Keith Hernandez sits down with Jay Horwitz to relive one of the greatest teams in baseball history. Keith shares stories from the unforgettable postseason, Davey Johnson's leadership, Lenny Dykstra's legendary Game 6 at-bat, the personalities that made the team special, and why the 1986 Mets still hold such a unique place in New York sports. He also reflects on his Hall of Fame candidacy, Rusty Staub's influence, and the friendships that have lasted decades. If you love Mets history, this is one conversation you won't want to miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hugh and Joe broadcast live from Chickie's & Pete's for National Crab Friday, welcoming owner Pete Chiarocchi to discuss recruiting LeBron James to the Sixers with Philly delicacies. They react to Keith Hernandez's bizarre on-air comments about his family bloodline and preview Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper joining the Home Run Derby. Hugh also shares a story about a free agency dinner with Michael Strahan and the Giants. 02:02 - National Crab Friday Deals 05:44 - Home Run Derby Preview 08:52 - Hernandez Bloodline Commentary 14:04 - Recruiting LeBron James 21:32 - Strahan Free Agency Pitch

The Mets beat the Royals as Brett Baty had a big hit. We heard Keith Hernandez during the Mets broadcast from Tuesday night talking about his lineage dying off. Dylan Cease had a no-hitter into the ninth for the Blue Jays, but he gave up a single. Pirates pitcher Jared Jones had a no-hitter through six and was taken out. And some World Cup items too.

We open by discussing NFL Super Bowl favorites, with the Rams as the clear front-runner, before Al tries to guess the Cardinals' head coach. Next, we cover Geno Smith's speeding news—which Jerry thinks is no big deal—and Jerry's belief that the NFC East will be a showdown between the Giants and Cowboys. Then, ahead of C-Lo's update, Jerry highlights Marc Malusis looking great after losing weight, leading into the Mets' win over the Royals powered by a big Brett Baty hit and Keith Hernandez's broadcast comments about his lineage dying off. Finally, we recap no-hitter bids by the Blue Jays' Dylan Cease and the Pirates' Jared Jones before wrapping up with Jerry's sports and restaurant questions for Al.

In Thursday's edition of Quick Hits, Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin cover the controversial firing of Spurs announcer Jacob Tobey and the impressive memory of a young fan at a play-by-play camp. They also discuss Keith Hernandez's recent comments about his family lineage and the sensitivities surrounding adoption. 01:08 - Jacob Tobey Fired By Spurs 06:28 - NFL Schedule Memorization 11:31 - Keith Hernandez On Genetics

Norway all the way to the World Cup Final? Jason and Mike discussed the narratives around U.S. soccer development. And Mets legend Keith Hernandez’ family lineage is completely burnt!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jerry is in for Gio today on Boomer & Jerry, starting with the Yankees striking out 17 times for a second straight game to set an American League record. Next, we discuss the Mets pitching situation, Carson Benge's little league home run on an infield dribbler via three Royals errors, and Tyler Tolbert flying out to end his 12-at-bat hit streak. C-Lo then delivers his first update with audio from that Benge play, Keith Hernandez's disbelief, and Caballero's weird 3-2 pitch bat drop. Finally, we look back at a night of interesting baseball action, including why nobody in Florida seems to care that the Rays are always a good team.

C-Lo's first update of the day and starts with the sounds of the Benge infield HR thanks to 3 errors. Keith Hernandez couldn't believe it. We heard Caballero at bat as he dropped his bat on a 3-2 pitch that looked really weird.

In the fourth and Final Hour of New Day with SSJ we are joined by Royals Assistant GM Scott Sharp to talk Royals. SSJ and Scott talk about the offensive outburst the Royals have had the past 2 day, highlighted by a historic run by Tyler Tolbert. SSJ and Scott also discuss the upcoming trade deadline. We check in with Todd Leabo who is in Frisco TX for Big XII Media day. We hear from Lance Leipold as well as Colin Klein from Big XII media day. We end the show with some audio from the Mets broadcaster Keith Hernandez from last night’s Royals Mets game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jeff and Mark open with light banter before diving into baseball odds and ends, including Aroldis Chapman's “yes hitter” outing, the show's odd placement on Red Sox and funny history podcast lists, and White Sox reliever Mike Vassal's Harry Potter wand-and-hat home run celebration. They share Mets-themed items, from a velvet/velour Mets sweatsuit to the Brooklyn Cyclones' King of Queens bobblehead night, plus Keith Hernandez's first-class flight story where a Mets fan doesn't recognize him until landing. The main history segment spotlights Hall of Fame Yankees pitcher and Reds broadcaster Waite Hoyt, covering his 1920s success, vivid storytelling, off-season funeral home work, and the infamous tale of detouring to Yankee Stadium while transporting a corpse, along with additional Hoyt anecdotes and vaudeville connections. The episode ends with Wax Pack Heroes using listener-sent 1972 cards.   00:00 Cold Open and Catch Up 02:32 Yes Hitter Explained 04:35 White Sox Wizard Gear 07:33 Mets Velvet Tracksuit 08:37 King of Queens Night 10:56 Keith Hernandez Flight Snub 14:13 Waite Hoyt's Baseball Life 38:09 Wax Pack Heroes Returns 53:21 Sudden Death Rookie Stars 58:26 Wrap Up And Where To Find Us   Connect With Us YouTube: www.youtube.com/@twostrikenoise Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/twostrikenoise BlueSky: @twostrikenoise.bsky.social Email: twostrikenoise@gmail.com   Support a Great Cause: Don't let your common cards collect dust! Donate them to help spark a child's interest in the game at http://commons4kids.org/.   #baseballhistory #mlb #baseball #BaseballCards #TwoStrikeNoise #popculture

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to the mixed fan experience around the Knicks championship parade, from complaints about blocked access to the reality of security concerns in New York City. The conversation then turns toward the future of the Knicks, with callers pushing for aggressive moves and Evan weighing how ruthless Leon Rose should be after delivering a title. The guys also dig into James Dolan's comments about the NBA's second apron and what they could mean for a championship team trying to run it back. Then Evan makes the case that critical comments from the Phillies broadcast about the Mets defense should be played in the locker room, hoping they can become the same kind of bulletin board material Philadelphia once used against Keith Hernandez.

Welcome to Season 3, Episode 10 of The Terry Collins Show! On this episode, Terry and co-host John Arezzi welcome THE GRANDY MAN, Curtis Granderson in an in-depth talk. Topics include The upcoming expiration of the Collective Bargaining Agreement, MLB grueling travel, all things Mets, and more! Mets HOF Manager Bobby Valentine talks about the first time he went to ground zero after 9/11 in another Never Forget story. We tell you about some very cool offers from CoachesCollectibleny.com where you can get a signed photo of Keith Hernandez and Steve Gelbs in their "Lady of the Tramp" Moment! If you know you know! Subscribe to our YouTube Channel or watch any of our episodes here: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@TheTerryCollinsShow Subscribe to the Terry Collins show on your favorite podcast platform Follow The Terry Collins Show: ⁠X: https://x.com/TerryCollins_10⁠ Instagram: ⁠ https://www.instagram.com/terrycollins_10/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theterrycollinsshow/ Follow John Arezzi on X: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://x.com/johnarezzi⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow John Arezzi on Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://www.instagram.com/johnarezzi Donate $11 a month to now help first responders, veterans and our military heroes. Go to Tunnel to Towers and help them do good: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://t2t.org/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Check out some AMAZIN Mets Memorabilia from our friends at Coachs Collectibles here: ⁠https://coachscollectiblesny.com/⁠ Host: Terry Collins Co-Host: John Arezzi Creative Director: Marsh Researcher - Dominic DiBiase Executive Producer: John Arezzi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Mets have won 5 of their last 7 games heading into San Diego, which means things are either starting to turn around… or this team is once again setting us up like a bunch of idiots with cable packages and emotional damage.This week on The Put it in the Books Show – S9 E9, Farace, Rodriguez, and Producer Joe break down a Mets team that continues to be the most confusing thing in New York sports — and that's saying something considering Farace is currently half-distracted by the Knicks being in the NBA Finals. If he starts comparing Bo Bichette to Jalen Brunson, someone please cut his mic.Bo Bichette finally had himself a game, going 4-for-4 with three RBIs as the Mets beat Seattle 7-1, snapped their two-game skid, and avoided getting swept by the Mariners. Now the question is simple: can Bo actually build on that, or was this just one of those “look, I'm alive” games before disappearing again for a week?The offense continues to be offensive, but at least there were signs of life in Seattle. Bichette broke out, Carson Benge stole home during a double steal, and the Mets actually played aggressive baseball instead of standing around waiting for Juan Soto to solve every problem like he's customer service for the entire lineup.Speaking of Soto, he's still the main event while the “psychopaths and Soto” outfield experiment continues to somehow function. It may not be normal. It may not be relaxing. But honestly, nothing about this team is normal or relaxing, so why start now?On the pitching side, the Mets keep getting mostly good work from the staff, but consistency remains the problem. Jonah Tong was optioned back to Triple-A after control issues, with Joey Gerber coming back up to give the bullpen a fresh arm. That's the kind of move Rodriguez will explain calmly for 40 seconds before somehow turning it into a full organizational indictment.Kodai Senga is healthy enough to keep working through rehab, but still inconsistent enough to make everyone nervous. Translation: we're encouraged, we're concerned, and Producer Joe is already cranky.We'll also hit Francisco Alvarez already working his way back from his knee injury, David Peterson's bullpen role, Tobias Myers being optioned to Triple-A, and the ongoing roster shuffle as the Mets try to survive this stretch without turning every pitching decision into a group therapy session.We'll also squeeze in Keith Hernandez talking about one of the biggest regrets of his career: finishing with a .296 lifetime batting average instead of staying above .300. And honestly, that's the most Keith Hernandez regret possible. Not “I wish I made more money,” not “I wish I played longer” — this man is still annoyed that the baseball card didn't say .300. Respect the obsession.And yes, Rodriguez has been negative lately. Very negative. Almost impressively negative. The Mets win 5 of 7 and he still sounds like he's reviewing a restaurant that gave him food poisoning. Meanwhile, Producer Joe is cranky enough to put Rodriguez to sleep, which might actually be the most productive thing he does all episode.Next up, the Mets head to San Diego for three against the Padres before coming home to face the Cardinals and Braves. This is the part where we find out if winning 5 of 7 actually means something, or if the Mets are just giving us another brief emotional coupon before charging full price for disappointment.Baseball. Sarcasm. Knicks distractions. Rodriguez negativity. Producer Joe crankiness. Soto doing group projects alone.Just another normal week on The Put it in the Books Show.LGM.#PiitB #Mets

On this episode of New York Mets' “Amazin' Conversations with Jay Horwitz,” Jay sits down with former Mets General Manager and scouting director Joe McIlvaine to relive the glory years of Mets baseball. Joe shares incredible stories about drafting Dwight Gooden, building the legendary 1986 championship team, trading for Keith Hernandez and Gary Carter, and hiring Bobby Valentine as Mets manager. Joe also reflects on unforgettable postseason moments, the personalities that made the '86 Mets iconic, and why that era remains one of the greatest stretches in franchise history. If you love Mets history, behind-the-scenes baseball stories, and never-before-heard memories from one of the architects of the franchise, this episode is for you.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jerry with the Cavaliers eliminating the Pistons. Josh Hart talked about all the time off between series. We heard Dave Sims on the call as Tyrone Taylor homered to tie the game in the ninth and then win it in the tenth. Keith Hernandez said ‘Chaz Jizzm'.

The NFL VP Mike North explains why high draft picks like Fernando Mendoza don't guarantee prime-time slots, Roger Goodell wanting Falcons at Saints on MNF for the 20th anniversary of the post-Katrina game, Aaron Rodgers back in Pittsburgh with Mike McCarthy, and a look at why NFL games only have 11–18 minutes of actual action. Next, Jerry's update covers the Cavs eliminating the Pistons, Josh Hart on the time off between series, Dave Sims' call of Tyrone Taylor's game-tying and game-winning home runs, and Keith Hernandez saying “Chaz Jizzm.” Finally, Tom Brady walks the runway for Gucci looking like he's had a lot of work done on his face and head.

On today's show, we break down the Knicks-Cavs playoff matchup with series predictions from Boomer and Gio alongside the Cavaliers eliminating the Pistons. In baseball, we recap a wild Subway Series highlighted by the Mets' thrilling comebacks against the Yankees, Tyrone Taylor's 9th-inning heroics, and Keith Hernandez's viral slip of the tongue. NFL talk covers prime-time scheduling snubs, Aaron Rodgers in Pittsburgh, and Tom Brady making waves from the Gucci runway to Georgetown. Finally, we tackle the LIRR strike traffic nightmare, look ahead to MetLife's World Cup transit disaster, celebrate Eddie's retirement, and address a caller wondering if Boomer is actually a Nordic alien.

Ballpark food goes viral as Steve Gelbs and Keith Hernandez share the Rockies' $45 Glizzilla, followed by a look at Joel Embiid's injuries and a PSA for Armenian captive bears. After discussing how the show first formed, Jerry recaps the Knicks' 2-0 series lead and the wait for news on OG Anunoby's hamstring. We wrap up with Shaun Morash's Mexican food rankings, a Mets win sparked by Juan Soto, and a look toward Kickoff To Summer as Eddie counts down his final days.

All the ballparks now have a viral food item that they sell. The Rockies have a $45 hotdog called the Glizzilla, and last night Steve Gelbs and Keith Hernandez shared one...Lady & The Tramp style. Plus, a caller on the Embiid injury.