Podcast appearances and mentions of Pete Alonso

From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): Bradfo is back on the radio, this time he joins 'Jones & Keefe' on WEEI. The crew is discussing the Red Sox potential pursuits of Pete Alonso and Joe Ryan, what the futures of Alex Bregman and Trevor Story are, and much more! 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

Host of Baseball isn't Boring Rob Bradford joins Jones and Keefe to discuss the offseason ahead for the Red Sox. Bradfo thinks Pete Alonso would be a great fit in Boston. He also is not sure that Alex Bregman will get the long term deal he is searching for if he opts out of his current deal. Bradfo breaks down what a Joe Ryan trade could look like, and whether or not the Red Sox will trade one of their outfielders.

On the latest episode of The Mets Pod presented by Tri-State Cadillac, Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo officially kick off their coverage of the Mets offseason by turning the show over to the fans and opening up a Mega-Mailbag! The guys take on questions about coaching staff changes, free agent targets, trade possibilities, the future of Pete Alonso (again), Edwin Diaz' opt out options, dealing away prospects, position changes, the Japanese market, and so much more. 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, opening up the Mega-Mailbag01:45 Coaching changes and ideas to replace the ones who are gone08:10 Free agent targets10:50 Edwin Diaz future11:55 Pete Alonso future17:35 Freddy Peralta and other pitching trade options25:05 Should the Mets trade Jonah Tong?28:00 An urgent Stearns move?29:05 How does the looming labor situation affect this offseason?32:40 The future of first base five pack of questions39:20 The Japanese market44:40 Christian Scott's role in 2026?47:15 What to do at catcher?48:30 Ranking trade odds52:45 Down on the Farm: Calvin Ziegler and Matt Allan Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Boston Red Sox are out of the playoffs after another painful October exit, and the New England Patriots just flipped the AFC conversation with a dramatic 23-20 Monday Night Football win in Buffalo. Rayshawn and Mike go all in on both stories, giving you the most detailed breakdown of where Boston sports stand and what comes next. We open with the Red Sox collapse against the New York Yankees, dissecting every mistake and missed opportunity. Game 2 was defined by defensive breakdowns and costly fielding errors that flipped momentum. Boston’s lineup struck out 12 times in the clincher, exposing a top-heavy order that couldn’t produce in clutch moments. Garrett Crochet gave the team a chance on the mound, but questionable bullpen decisions — including Connelly Early’s quick hook — raised eyebrows. We debate whether the Rafael Devers trade, made to reshape the lineup, ended up hurting the team in this short series, and what it says about Boston’s long-term strategy. Then we take on the Alex Cora question head-on. Is he still the right manager to lead this roster forward, or is a reset overdue? From there, we map out a full offseason blueprint. Boston needs more than tweaks — they need cornerstone moves. We spotlight free-agent and trade targets like Kyle Tucker, Kyle Schwarber, and Pete Alonso, each of whom would immediately transform the lineup’s power and consistency. We also break down key internal decisions: how Jarren Duran’s speed and upside factor into their future plans, whether Wilyer Abreu should be part of the team’s core or trade bait, and how Trevor Story’s health and defense could stabilize the infield. We discuss why Roman Anthony’s development is crucial and why the bullpen must be rebuilt with reliable depth and a clear closer to anchor late-inning leads. The Red Sox can’t afford another “bridge year.” This offseason must be aggressive, decisive, and focused on competing in 2026. Then we shift to football, where Drake Maye’s breakout game has the Patriots fan base buzzing. In just his fifth career start, Maye went toe-to-toe with Josh Allen and came out on top, delivering clutch throws in high-pressure moments and showing major growth in pocket presence and decision-making. Stefon Diggs proved why he’s still a top-tier wide receiver, posting another 100-yard performance and opening up the offense for others. Hunter Henry continues to shine as a reliable red-zone weapon, while rookie running back Treyvion Henderson showed why he could become a cornerstone piece of the offense. We break down how offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels has adjusted the scheme around Maye’s strengths and what that means for the rest of the season. Looking ahead, we discuss how New England must take advantage of Maye’s rookie contract window, why finding a legitimate WR2 is a top priority, and which players — like A.J. Brown or Chris Olave — could be ideal trade or free-agent targets. We also preview the Week 6 matchup against the New Orleans Saints, a classic trap game that could derail the team’s momentum if they’re not prepared. With a young franchise quarterback, an elite receiver, and a defense that can still compete, the Patriots are building something real — and this win in Buffalo could be the moment that turns their season around. Website: https://www.mtpshow.com YouTube: https://youtube.com/@MTPPod Twitter: https://twitter.com/MTP_pod Instagram: https://instagram.com/MTP_pod TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@MTP_pod Facebook: https://facebook.com/MTPPod Email: craig@mtpshow.com

On this week's episode, we begin by recapping a Wildcard round where the Yankees, Tigers, Dodgers, and Cubs all advanced. From there, we preview the Division Series matchups between the Yankees and Blue Jays, Tigers and Mariners, Cubs and Brewers, and Phillies and Dodgers. To wrap up, we discuss Pete Alonso's opt-out, and this year's managerial black Monday, which saw Bruce Bochy, Rocco Baldelli, Bob Melvin, and Ron Washington lose their jobs, Brian Snitker retire, and Don Kelly signing an extension.

Was this a successful season for the Red Sox? Rob Bradford thinks Jarren Duran will not be on the Red Sox next year. The team should make a run at Kyle Schwarber and Pete Alonso, but Bradfo is not confident that either of those deals get done. Regardless, Red Sox ownership needs to spend money this offseason.

Mets fans buckle up! In this episode of the Three Inning Fan Show, Keith Raad of the Mets Radio Booth joins Kelley Franco for a deep dive into the team, looking backward to 2025 and forward to 2026. He and Kelley explore the WHY of the Mets 2025 collapse and what's next in offseason moves. Keith shares his keen insight into today's breaking news – the firing of key members of the coaching staff -- and projects what the infield, starting rotation and bullpen could look like in 2026. Will they re-sign Pete Alonso? Where will Edwin Diaz be next year? What's in store for the Mets acclaimed young starters – McLean, Tong and Sproat? Then Keith gives us fascinating insight into life on the road as part of the Mets organization. The plane rides, the poker games, the sunrise arrivals in new cities and…the haunted hotels? Yes, he explains why no one wants to stay at the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee, and how it throws team hotel bookings into chaos. And of course, don't miss Keith's take on what's good to eat while watching the ballgame. Hit play and don't miss this insider-packed episode!*Music by Podington Bear

What Is The Best Walk Up Song? Welcome to VOLUME 191 of The Bracket. Kenjac is host alongside Clem, Tommy Smokes, Marty Mush and White Sox Dave Follow The Bracket ►TWITTER - https://twitter.com/BracketPod ►INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/thebracket/ Follow Kenjac ►TWITTER - https://twitter.com/JackKennedy ►INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/jackennedy/ ►TIKTOK - https://www.tiktok.com/@ken_jac Intro - (0:00) Trevor Story vs Freddy Freeman - (5:13) Jose Ramirez vs Mookie Betts - (10:15) Elly De La Cruz vs Fernando Tatis - (15:18) Aaron Judge vs Juan Soto - (18:43) Kyle Schwarber vs Cal Raleigh - (22:47) Christian Yelich vs George Springer - (27:36) Bryce Harper vs Pete Alonso - (31:33) Shohei Ohtani vs Bobby Witt Jr - (35:35) Playoffs - (38:24) Finals - (54:34) Download the Gametime app today and use code BRACKET for $20 off your first purchase Get your first month of BlueChew FREE Just use promo code BRACKET at checkout and pay five bucks for shipping. https://BlueChew.comYou can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/lightscamerabarstool

The Pirates are keeping Ben Cherington and Don Kelly. Bob wanted the Pirates to move on from Cherington and was surprised that he stayed. Bob wants to see the Pirates sign Pete Alonso. The Pirates are moving on from Oscar Marin, Brent Strom, and Mike Rabello. Why are the Pirates moving on from their pitching coach??

Hour 2 with Bob Pompeani: The Pirates are keeping Ben Cherington and Don Kelly. Bob wanted the Pirates to move on from Cherington and was surprised that he stayed. Bob wants to see the Pirates sign Pete Alonso. The Pirates are moving on from Oscar Marin, Brent Strom, and Mike Rabello. Pirates fans are irritated that the Pirates are keeping members of the front office that have put this 71-win team together.

From 21 games over .500 in June to finishing 38–55 the rest of the way, the New York Mets pulled off one of the most shocking collapses in baseball history. Bob Walters, host of Locked Up Sports: New York Sports Talk, breaks down how a $350 million payroll team missed the postseason, losing the Wild Card tiebreaker to the Cincinnati Reds. We dive deep into: The turning point of the collapse and the bullpen meltdowns Who's to blame — front office, players, or Carlos Mendoza? Is this the worst collapse in Mets franchise history? How Steve Cohen and David Stearns can fix it heading into 2026 The future of Pete Alonso, who opted out after the season Bob gives a voice to every Mets fan — angry, heartbroken, and searching for hope. This is the postmortem episode Mets fans won't want to miss. #Mets #NYM #LGM #MetsCollapse #PeteAlonso #JuanSoto #SteveCohen #CarlosMendoza #MLB #MLBPlayoffs #MLBPostseason #NYCSports #LockedUpSports #BaseballPodcast #SportsTalk

The Jets hit rock bottom at 0-4 with fumbles, flags, and Cam Ward's blunt “we ass,” while Aaron Glenn keeps preaching discipline nobody sees. Boomer insists the Bengals are worse, but callers shredded Gang Green's effort and wondered why he was rocking a Yankees jersey. The Yanks–Sox rivalry loomed, Pete Alonso's future looked shaky, and David Stearns wore the blame for a failed deadline. AJ Brown posted cryptic Bible verses, C-Lo called in fiery to defend his name, and by the final hour we had Brandon Tierney “abhorring football,” Irvin ripping the clock, and Gio golfing to Slipknot. Pure New York chaos from start to finish.

Yanks–Sox on deck, with Pete Alonso's future still in doubt as Gio bets he's gone despite Stearns backing his clubhouse. Over in Jets land, Glenn swears 0-4 isn't breaking him and Breece Hall's buying in—while Ja'Marr Chase blasted the Bengals for looking like they didn't even want to play.

Andy and Randy talk about players you dislike and how you'd react if they came to your team.

The 2025 New York Mets have officially collapsed and will not see October Baseball. The crew discusses the issues that arose throughout the season which led to the demise of such a talented group as well as touches upon David Stearns' end of year press conference and so much more!We're just as disappointed as all of you but we thank you for tuning in throughout the entire season! We'll be back in Mid-November for the Hot Stove series as it should be a fascinating one...Follow on INSTAGRAM, YOUTUBE & X: @cupofmetsSubscribe on SPOTIFY, APPLE or wherever you get your favorite podcasts!Download The SeatGeek App! Use Code: "CUPOFMETS" at First Purchase to get $20.00 off!

Sal and BT opened by roasting the Mets for their catastrophic failure, pointing out the dark irony that the Detroit Tigers had a historic 15.5-game division lead collapse but still made the playoffs with 87 wins, while the Mets, despite their massive payroll, talent, and far lesser collapse, are sitting at home. They praised David Stearns' self-aware plan to fix the Mets' poor defense, even suggesting major moves like making Pete Alonso a primary DH or trading Lindor or Nimmo to upgrade the roster. The discussion then turned to the Jets, with a caller arguing the team has "no horses" (talent), a point BT fiercely debated. Finally, they covered the Yankees' playoff lineup, debating the controversial decision to bench Ben Rice against a tough lefty, despite his "elite offensive player" potential, due to defensive concerns at first base and catcher.

Sal and BT dissected the agony of the 2025 Mets season, contrasting their failure to make the playoffs with the Detroit Tigers, who suffered a historic division collapse yet still snuck into October baseball. Sal emphasized that the Mets' high payroll and talent made their absence unacceptable, showing they couldn't even "fold the right way." The discussion segued into how the new regime, led by David Stearns, must drastically change the team's defensive philosophy, even if it means moving on from fan-favorites like Pete Alonso or Brandon Nimmo to prioritize sound, well-rounded baseball.

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.

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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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Sal and BT dove into the immediate aftermath of the Mets' season-ending loss and Pete Alonso's prompt decision to opt out of his contract. Both hosts supported Alonso's move, arguing he had a "monster year," earned a bigger contract, and handled the situation with "great class" and raw honesty. They pushed back on any criticism of the timing, viewing his decision as a professional leveraging of his right after the Mets were unwilling to commit long-term last offseason. The hosts agreed that the core issue is the massive contract Alonso deserves, and the Mets' front office will now face a challenging decision on whether to pay the slugger or risk losing their homegrown star.

Sal and BT furiously dissected the Mets' "most embarrassing season" ever, a complete implosion despite a massive payroll and an expanded playoff field. The hosts agree this shocking collapse, characterized by a lack of character and clutch play, demands a "wrecking ball" approach to the roster. They also debated the fallout from Pete Alonso's immediate post-game declaration that he's opting out, with Sal defending the honesty of a player he feels the Mets management disrespected, while BT points out the core issue of a team that simply lacked the fight to resist its own downfall.

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.

It was a frustrating end to the Mets season and after their 4-0 loss to the Marlins Pete Alonso met with the media to give a breakdown on their season along with an outlook on what could be another offseason of questions.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza spoke with the media postgame and broke down the gutsy and dominant outing from Clay Holmes, Pete Alonso's offensive outburst to set the tone early, what he expects tomorrow, and answered if he will be watching the Reds game tonight.

The Mets are looking to leave Miami with their Playoff Ticket punched and one of the key pieces in getting that done is Pete Alosno who met with Pat McCarthy to discuss the feelings within the clubhouse and how their battle tested past can help them out.

In this episode I will recap Week 2 of the NY Jets and Giants losses. I will also discuss the Mets ending their 8 game losing streak with a walkoff homer by Pete Alonso.What should both NY teams do for the next game to a W in the win column?Is the Mets bullpen the achilles heel of the team?Who's to blame for the Jets loss?Like and follow at youtube.com/ @truplayazpodcastspotify.com/truplayazpodcast#aaronglenn, #nyjets, #buffalobills, #espn, #cbs, #foxsports, #dallascowboys, #nygiants, #breecehall, #garrettwilson, #joshallen, #seanmcvay, #nymets, #sandiegopadres, #nfl, #mlb, #michaelclemons, #russellwilson, #maliknabors, #nolanmclean, #petealonso, #jamescook, #jameshudsonIII, #dakprescott, #ceedeelamb, #justinfields

BT and Sal unleash the latest round of "Bald-Faced Lie, Bald-Faced Truth" with "Pessimistic Pete" Hof delivering four blistering statements, igniting fiery debate across the NFL, NBA, and MLB. The trio clashes over the durability and future of quarterbacks, specifically whether Russell Wilson will play more games than the concussed Justin Fields in 2025. The discussion turns to the NBA, where they debate if the media will hold off calling Karl-Anthony Towns "soft" for a full month into the new season, with Sal immediately dismissing the notion. Finally, the focus lands on the Mets, as they tackle the tense question of whether Pete Alonso has played his last home game in a Mets uniform, with both hosts firmly agreeing that Cohen and the team must find a way to re-sign the slugger.

We started with the Giants quarterback situation and Boomer thinks they are going to announce Jaxson Dart will start this week against the Chargers. Boomer said it seems that Dart has a little ‘red ass in him'. I am going to google that to see what that means. The only way things get worse for the Giants is if they play Dart and he stinks. The Mets have their final 6 games of the season that will determine if they get into the playoffs. They have been horrible over August and September. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of the Lions beating the Ravens. Brian Daboll was asked if Russell Wilson would be the starter and he said they will do what they always do which is evaluate everything. Mike Francesa called the Jets ‘losers'. In the final segment of the hour, a caller is angry at Mets fans for expecting even more from Juan Soto and Pete Alonso. He also yelled that most of the team is minor leaguers.

Hour 1 We started with the Giants quarterback situation and Boomer thinks they are going to announce Jaxson Dart will start this week against the Chargers. Boomer said it seems that Dart has a little ‘red ass in him'. I am going to google that to see what that means. The only way things get worse for the Giants is if they play Dart and he stinks. The Mets have their final 6 games of the season that will determine if they get into the playoffs. They have been horrible over August and September. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the sounds of the Lions beating the Ravens. Brian Daboll was asked if Russell Wilson would be the starter and he said they will do what they always do which is evaluate everything. Mike Francesa called the Jets ‘losers'. In the final segment of the hour, a caller is angry at Mets fans for expecting even more from Juan Soto and Pete Alonso. He also yelled that most of the team is minor leaguers. Hour 2 We started the hour with the Mets situation and lots of callers seem to be angry at Steve Cohen, with one caller wanting the Wilpons back. A caller wondered if Gio was still thinking the Lions were going to have a bad season. Jerry returns for an update and starts with a Derrick Henry fumble as the Lions beat the Ravens. Aaron Glenn talked about the Jets defense having to get better. Boomer said Jets fans are mad Glenn is showing emotion and also mad when Rob Saleh didn't. Peta is upset with Tom Brady for saying ‘kick the dog' during the broadcast. Pete Alonso talked about going into the final 6 games of the season. In the final segment of the hour, we heard a speech from an FDNY firefighter to the Ryder Cup team pumping them up. He went full America on them. Hour 3 Today may be the day the Giants make the announcement that Jaxson Dart is starting Sunday against the Chargers. We talked about quarterbacks that were really good as rookies, like CJ Stroud, and then things may not be the same the next season. Jayden Daniels already missed a start with an injury last week. Boomer talked about the importance of where players go. Tampa seems to be the perfect place for Baker Mayfield. Indianapolis seems to be the perfect place for Daniel Jones. A caller wonders why we think it will be better with Jaxson Dart. There's only one way to turn a dead team into one that's alive and that's a young quarterback. Gio wants to go to the Ryder Cup, but he said it seems like an absolute disaster to get in and out of there. A caller debates Gio on whether Juan Soto is a real ‘needle mover'. Jerry returns for an update, but first we talked about some teams being desperate for a QB, and maybe Russell Wilson or Jameis Winston could go to the Bengals if the Giants go to Jaxson Dart. Jerry starts with the Lions beating the Ravens and we heard from Dan Campbell after the game. The Lions sacked Lamar Jackson seven times. Brian Daboll was asked why the passing game was so terrible. Adam Schein talked about Jordan Love's highs and lows. Deion Sanders was on the New Heights podcast and asked about the spelling of his name. He got it from ‘Old MacDonald'. In the final segment of the hour, Bob Papa doesn't like Giants fan and ‘content creator' Bobby Skinner having an opinion since he doesn't go in the locker room or attend press conferences. Hour 4 The Lions beat the Ravens last night and some people had the Lions in trouble this year because they lost their offensive and defensive coordinators. But Dan Campbell kept saying it was about the players and he's looking right. Boomer said having Jared Goff at QB is a huge difference. The first few weeks have had better play this year than in previous years and Boomer said it's because guys played in the pre-season. The Vikings and Steelers are playing in Ireland this Sunday. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with the sounds of the Lions beating the Ravens. We also heard from Dan Campbell after the game. Phil Simms was on with Kay Adams a ...

We started the hour with the Mets situation and lots of callers seem to be angry at Steve Cohen, with one caller wanting the Wilpons back. A caller wondered if Gio was still thinking the Lions were going to have a bad season. Jerry returns for an update and starts with a Derrick Henry fumble as the Lions beat the Ravens. Aaron Glenn talked about the Jets defense having to get better. Boomer said Jets fans are mad Glenn is showing emotion and also mad when Rob Saleh didn't. Peta is upset with Tom Brady for saying ‘kick the dog' during the broadcast. Pete Alonso talked about going into the final 6 games of the season. In the final segment of the hour, we heard a speech from an FDNY firefighter to the Ryder Cup team pumping them up. He went full America on them.

Aaron Glenn talked about the Jets defense having to get better. Boomer said Jets fans are mad Glenn is showing emotion and also mad when Rob Saleh didn't. Peta is upset with Tom Brady for saying ‘kick the dog' during the broadcast. Pete Alonso talked about going into the final 6 games of the season.

After a 3-2 loss to the Nationals, the Mets are tied with the Reds in the final Wild Card spot. Pete Alonso spoke with the media after a difficult loss, reflecting on what could possibly be his final game at Citi Field.

Jerry starts with the sounds of the Bills beating the Dolphins. Tua threw a pick late in the game on the Bills 21 yard line. Tyreek Hill talked about being 0-3. The Yankees shutout the Orioles 7-0 without hitting a HR. Jonah Tong struck out 8 as the Mets beat the Padres and Pete Alonso had another HR.

Hour 1 We started with the local baseball teams and who they will likely play when the playoffs come (assuming the Mets make it). We also talked about the Bills winning again last night, with Boomer noting they have not had a turnover in 8 straight games. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with the Yankees beating the Orioles 7-0, and they did it without a HR. Jonah Tong struck out 8 as the Mets beat the Padres. Clayton Kershaw announced he is retiring after this season. We heard Suzyn & Dave Sims arguing about saves in Pittsburgh vs saves in NY. Tua threw a pick on the Bills 21 yard line as the Dolphins lost to the Bills. We heard from Mike McDaniel after the game. Quinnen Williams said the players made a pact to not be as bad as they were against the Bills. Carson Wentz is ready to go for the Vikings as they take on the Bengals. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about some of the NFL matchups this weekend. We talked about the 40 starting Jets quarterbacks since Joe Namath left. Hour 2 The Buccaneers will be in their creamsicle uniforms on Sunday when they play the Jets. Is this going to be a Todd Bowles revenge spot? Aaron Glenn has been using a lot of corny cliches like ‘big ships turn slow' and ‘it's not instant coffee'. Boomer said you have to be lucky enough to have a great QB to be successful in the NFL. Anthony in Belleville called in and talked about his Chargers and Gio's old mullet. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Bills beating the Dolphins. Tua threw a pick late in the game on the Bills 21 yard line. Tyreek Hill talked about being 0-3. The Yankees shutout the Orioles 7-0 without hitting a HR. Jonah Tong struck out 8 as the Mets beat the Padres and Pete Alonso had another HR. Clayton Kershaw announced that this will be his last season. In the final segment of the hour, Gio said everyone seems to be turning on the Eagles. Al Michaels seemingly took a shot at them on the broadcast last night. The NFL told officials to watch the Tush Push because they have been offside in the past. Gio's wife asked for a Super Bowl prediction and he said Eagles/Ravens. Boomer thinks the Packers are the team to beat in the NFC and the Ravens in the AFC. Hour 3 Patrick Mahomes said being 0-2 is a great opportunity to show people on Sunday night football what the Chiefs are really made of. Mahomes has lost 3 games in a row for the first time in his career. Gio said it seems impossible that they would lose to the Giants and go 0-3 to start the season. We still don't know for sure if Andrew Thomas is playing. Gio is not expecting the same Giants offense we saw in Dallas. Boomer said the Chiefs offense is not that great, but Gio cautioned it's still Patrick Mahomes. Gio is wearing a Dua Lipa hoodie he got yesterday. Who has more commercials, the Manning brothers or the Kelce brothers? Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Tua interception that was costly as the Bills beat the Dolphins. Mike McDaniel spoke after the game and sounded like a doofus. Russell Wilson loves playing at MetLife because he won a Super Bowl there. Eli Manning was on Peter Schraegger's podcast and talked about helping Jaxson Dart, who took it too literally. The Yankees beat the Orioles 7-0 without hitting a HR. Chris Russo asks Ian Eagle about travel while doing all these games and Mike Francesa eulogizes Robert Redford. In the final segment of the hour, Gio got a box in the mail to ‘open on air on football Friday'. It's a Vikings male cheerleader bobblehead. Hour 4 We started with a preview of Jets/Bucs and took a call from a guy driving down there. Gio told him not to sit near the cannons as they will be going off all game. A caller went to the wrong airport as he confused Charlotte and Charleston. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with the Yankees beating the Orioles 7-0 without hitting a HR. Jonah Tong had a great start for the Mets as they beat the Padres. Clayto ...

The Buccaneers will be in their creamsicle uniforms on Sunday when they play the Jets. Is this going to be a Todd Bowles revenge spot? Aaron Glenn has been using a lot of corny cliches like ‘big ships turn slow' and ‘it's not instant coffee'. Boomer said you have to be lucky enough to have a great QB to be successful in the NFL. Anthony in Belleville called in and talked about his Chargers and Gio's old mullet. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sounds of the Bills beating the Dolphins. Tua threw a pick late in the game on the Bills 21 yard line. Tyreek Hill talked about being 0-3. The Yankees shutout the Orioles 7-0 without hitting a HR. Jonah Tong struck out 8 as the Mets beat the Padres and Pete Alonso had another HR. Clayton Kershaw announced that this will be his last season. In the final segment of the hour, Gio said everyone seems to be turning on the Eagles. Al Michaels seemingly took a shot at them on the broadcast last night. The NFL told officials to watch the Tush Push because they have been offside in the past. Gio's wife asked for a Super Bowl prediction and he said Eagles/Ravens. Boomer thinks the Packers are the team to beat in the NFC and the Ravens in the AFC.

The Mets handled business on a Thursday afternoon at Citi Field, beating the Padres 6–1 behind a sharp rebound from rookie Jonah Tong and home runs from Pete Alonso and Brandon Nimmo. Tong struck out eight over five innings and allowed just one run as New York clinched the series and widened its cushion for the NL's final Wild Card spot. Alonso homered in the first (his fourth straight game with a HR) and later added a sac fly, while Nimmo broke it open with a three-run shot in the third. With the win, the Mets are 79–74—two games up in the Wild Card race—with nine games remaining. #Mets #LGM #MetsWin #MetsNation #NYM #MetsBaseball #PeteAlonso #BrandonNimmo #JonahTong #CitiField #MetsVsPadres #MetsHighlights #MLB #MLBPlayoffs #MLBWildcard #Baseball #MLB2025 #LetsGoMets #QueensBaseball #NewYorkSports #LockedUpSports

Sal laid down a fiery ultimatum for the Mets' future, stating that if he were in charge, he'd be willing to blow up the entire roster—except for Pete Alonso and Juan Soto. He argues that this duo is the only untouchable part of the team, and everything else is fair game for a shake-up. While acknowledging Alonso's recent hot streak and the importance of having his bat in the lineup, Sal emphasized that this fearsome tandem is the only foundation worth keeping. He believes the Mets' lack of consistent performance from the rest of the team proves that a major overhaul is needed, but it should not come at the cost of breaking up the one thing that gives the Mets a real chance to win.

In a fiery segment, Sal ranted about the hype surrounding the Giants' upcoming game against the Chiefs, warning fans not to get their hopes up and dismissing the idea that the Chiefs are a weakened team. He then shifted gears to the Mets, declaring that only two players, Pete Alonso and Juan Soto, should be considered untouchable for the future, with everyone else up for discussion. To cap it all off, he took a call about the Mets' so-called "pitching lab," forcefully arguing that it's a fictional concept that gets too much credit and blame.

Pete Alonso had another impressive day at the dish today, clubbing his fourth home run in as many games, and contributing another RBI late in the game to secure the win. He spoke with Pat McCarthy to discuss the team's offensive output and Jonah Tong's bounce back today.

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On the latest episode of The Mets Pod presented by Tri-State Cadillac, Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo look back at a tough week that was for the Mets, and look ahead to the final stretch in the chase for a playoff spot. Connor and Joe feel relief after Pete Alonso's walk-off home run that snapped a long losing streak, and praise the early big league work by young starters Nolan McLean and Brandon Sproat.  The guys also go long on the problems at hand, including the veteran members of the starting staff, Kodai Senga trying to find himself in Syracuse, an inconsistent offense, the readiness of Jonah Tong, and the uneven performance of an overworked bullpen. The show then goes Down on the Farm to check in on the minor league playoffs, and goes into the Mailbag to answer questions about the Mets' chances to get the third NL Wild Card, and what their starting rotation would look like in the postseason if they got there. 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 show02:10 The Week That Was…was NOT GOOD06:05 Nolan McLean and Brandon Sproat have been awesome09:05 Was it too early for Jonah Tong?14:30 Clay Holmes and Sean Manaea will try the piggyback solution18:25 Kodai Senga working on a Syracuse solution21:50 Call to the bullpen: Confidence or crisis?25:05 Down on the Farm: Playoffs? Playoffs!30:10 The Scoreboard: Recapping last week31:50 The Scoreboard: Making the next bets42:30 Revealing The Mets Pod hat giveaway winners!43:05 Mailbag: What Mets record in last 12 games gets them 95% chance into the dance?47:00 Mailbag: Ideal Wild Card starting rotation if they get there? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

(Episode 216): The New York Mets finally ended their 8 game losing streak thanks to a walk-off HR by the Polar Bear, Pete Alonso! Will Sammon joins Subway To Shea's Anthony Rivera to break down all the latest news with 2 weeks left to go in the hunt for the Postseason!Will Sammon is the Senior Writer for The Athletic reporting on the New York Mets & MLB. Will is also a contributor for SNY.____________________________________________Will Sammon on X: https://x.com/WillSammon ____________________________________________Follow on X, Instagram, & Tik Tok: @SubwayToSheaSubscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@subwaytosheaIntro Song: Ride It Like You Mean It- Kristian LeoOutro Song: Sky- OBO

Gio called the Jets performance, ‘embarrassing'. So much for Aaron Glenn and the accountability. Yesterday we watched the Justin Fields that struggled in Chicago and got benched in Pittsburgh. This was probably his worst game in the NFL. We talked about Aaron Glenn as a rookie head coach. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Russell Wilson interception in overtime. Brian Daboll sounded disappointed after the game. Aaron Glenn had a message to the team after the loss. The Colts beat the Broncos on a FG after a penalty on the previous FG that was no good. The Mets finally won a game as we heard Pete Alonso's 3-run HR in the bottom of the tenth. In the final segment of the hour, there may be an LIRR strike during the Ryder Cup. James Hudson of the Giants was flagged on four plays in one drive to start the game. Boomer said there were a lot of great throws and catches for the Giants yesterday.

Hour 1 Here we are again, 2 weeks into the NFL season and the Giants and Jets are both 0-2. The Giants played prevent defense which didn't make any sense with the Cowboys having one of the best kickers in the league. Cowboys fans should be concerned that they gave up all that offense to a Giants team that normally can't seem to score. Gio wonders why they put Jaxson Dart in for a few plays when Russell Wilson was having a career game. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and we heard the TD from Wilson to Nabers with :25 seconds to play. We also heard the call of the Cowboys game winning FG. We then heard the sounds of the Jets losing to the Bills as they couldn't stop James Cook. We heard Joe Burrow go down with a serious turf toe injury. Aaron Judge homered again, but the Yankees lost to the Red Sox. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer has a stat-pack stat regarding Daniel Jones and the Colts. Gio thought the Browns and Bears would cover this weekend and both got blown out. Hour 2 Gio called the Jets performance, ‘embarrassing'. So much for Aaron Glenn and the accountability. Yesterday we watched the Justin Fields that struggled in Chicago and got benched in Pittsburgh. This was probably his worst game in the NFL. We talked about Aaron Glenn as a rookie head coach. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Russell Wilson interception in overtime. Brian Daboll sounded disappointed after the game. Aaron Glenn had a message to the team after the loss. The Colts beat the Broncos on a FG after a penalty on the previous FG that was no good. The Mets finally won a game as we heard Pete Alonso's 3-run HR in the bottom of the tenth. In the final segment of the hour, there may be an LIRR strike during the Ryder Cup. James Hudson of the Giants was flagged on four plays in one drive to start the game. Boomer said there were a lot of great throws and catches for the Giants yesterday. Hour 3 JJ McCarthy struggled last night but Boomer loved the performance by Bijan Robinson of the Falcons. A caller said Tony Romo did a great job of calling out the Jets defense during the broadcast. A Cowboys fan calls in to call the Giants the ‘g-strings'. Boomer told him his defense stinks, so stop crowing. A caller wonders how it feels to have to talk Giants and Jets every day. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the game winning kick as the Cowboys beat the Giants in OT. The Giants had over 500 yards of offense. Brian Daboll said they have to move on to next week. Malik Nabers talked about all the penalties they had. We heard Nantz & Romo on the call as the Jets lost to the Bills. Aaron Glenn talked about beating themselves. We got breaking news that Joe Burrow will need toe surgery. The Lions blew out the Bears and Ben Johnson. In the final segment of the hour, Gio is going to see Dua Lipa on Thursday at MSG. Hour 4 Yesterday was one of the more entertaining Giants games in a long time. Justin Fields is in concussion protocol and it looks like Tyrod Taylor is going to start this week for the Jets. Gio is taking an early look at the spreads for this week's games. Joe Burrow is getting surgery so Jake Browning will be their QB and we remembered his girlfriend wearing a skintight dress at a game once. Maybe the Bengals will want to trade for Jameis Winston. Jerry returns for his final update of the day, but first Gio tells us his wife was bit by a spider. We heard post game sound from the Giants players after their OT loss to the Cowboys. Aaron Glenn talked about the Jets loss. Donald Trump doesn't like the new NFL kickoffs and called it ‘sissy football'. Ben Johnson was asked about the Lions running up the score on the Bears. The Moment of The Day: Gio's Shannon Sharpe and Ochocinco impression. In the final segment of the day, we have two Monday night games tonight.

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