Bleav in The Mets

Well, that might have been a little hyperbolic. The New York Mets celebrated David Wright with a world-class ceremony, but unfortunately couldn't cap off the day with a win. What happened in this series against the Reds? And a recent The Athletic story by Will Sammon gave clues as to what the Mets trade deadline plans might be.

With their weekend series against the Royals, the New York Mets can officially say their ideal rotation for 2025 is all healthy and active for the first time all year. Plus, the All-Star Game was fun and where might the Mets upgrade at the trade deadline.

The New York Mets looked well on their way to a third straight series win, until they weren't. Why did Carlos Mendoza pull David Peterson? Why do the Mets continue to run out bullpen games? And where are the young prospects that are crushing it in Triple A?

After the vibes were in the tubes, the New York Mets have rallied to win their last two series (including a series W against the Yankees). So are the vibes back? Or are there still reasons to be concerned?

The New York Mets are glad to be done with June, as this month saw them spiral out of first place and into a bit of a tailspin. Injuries to their rotation have started to pile up. The bottom half of the lineup is struggling and the bullpen looks EXHAUSTED. So what can the Mets do about it?

A second straight episode without a Mets win to discuss, and the team has officially broken Jack. The boys break down another bad series, and what (if anything) the team can do to turn their fortunes around.

For the first time all season, the New York Mets were swept. Is the sky falling around them? Or is it just a wait and see approach right now? Chris and Jack recap the weekend and say whether or not they think it's time to panic.

The good times kept on rolling for the New York Mets, that was until Kodai Senga's injury. Chris and Jack react to the injury, what the Mets can do about it and recap another sweep for the Mets, who now sport the best record in all of baseball.

The New York Mets are starting to hit for a ton of power. They slugged home runs all weekend long at Coors Field. Pete Alonso moves into 2nd place on the Mets all-time home run list. The starting pitching continues to be great. And the Mets did what they were supposed to do against the Rockies. Chris and Jack break it all down.

The New York Mets split a series with the Los Angeles Dodgers. They won the season series against them. Yet, it feels like they missed a chance to make a statement.

The New York Mets finished off a sweep of the Colorado Rockies and it was a GREAT weekend for Juan Soto. Chris and Jack break down the power surge from the Mets, some pitching takeaways, Ronny Mauricio and Brett Baty.

The New York Mets offense is broken, concerning everyone right now. And nobody has been at the center of that conversation more than Juan Soto. Jack is back on the pod with Chris to discuss everything plaguing this team right now + share where they are at with the Tylor Megill Experience.

The Mets picked up a pair of series W's against NL Central foes. Chris is back to break it all down + preview the series with the New York Yankees.

The New York Mets took a step back in the right direction, taking the series from the Diamondbacks out in the desert. Chris recaps the big performances from Francisco Lindor, Pete Alonso and Juan Soto in this series + talks about what Luisangel Acuna's role needs to be moving forward.

Things are tough right now for the Mets. They've lost 4 of their last 5 games. They haven't won a series since sweeping the Phillies. Their situational hitting is a roller coaster. Chris breaks it all down on the latest edition of the pod.

Chris is on a journey of a solo show, recapping the Mets losing their first home series of the year + having Ryne Stanek blow ANOTHER lead.

The Mets play their weirdest series of the year, lose their worst game of the season and yet still became the 1st time to 20 wins in Major League Baseball. Chris and Jack break it ALL down: the good, the bad and the ugly.

The New York Mets are the best team in baseball. They've won seven in a row. They just swept the Phillies, after sweeping the Cardinals. Things are pretty, pretty good in Mets-land right now.