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Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo bring you Episode 11 of The Mets Pod Live from Citi Field, as the Mets return home from their West Coast trip. Connor and Joe are surrounded by Mets fans as the team returns to Queens to face the Brewers with the NL East race heating up. They guys recap the trip to California, look at the home stand ahead, break down the all-of-a-sudden-red-hot NL East competition, and marvel at the continued performance of Pete Alonso. Later in the show, the guys talk about the future for Francisco Alvarez, the dominance of Edwin Diaz, and the deals that could go down at the MLB Trade Deadline. And yes, the Mailbag also traveled to Citi Field for listener questions to be answered! Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts!

Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo welcome Mets Assistant GM Ben Zauzmer to Episode 10 of The Mets Pod, SNY’s podcast covering all things New York Mets. Connor and Joe talk to Ben about his time with the Dodgers, and what successful elements he saw in Los Angeles that can translate to New York. They also discuss the growth of the Mets research and development department, how analytics are used throughout the organization, the day-to-day of an assistant GM, and owner Steve Cohen’s focus on ways to build the Mets over the long-term. Ben also reveals the work behind his “Oscarmetrics” offseason project, a statistical model that correctly predicted 19 out of 20 Academy Awards last year! Connor and Joe also cover the early Mets returns from their West Coast trip, and open the Mailbag to answer a question about the defensive development of catching prospect Francisco Alvarez. Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts!Today’s Show:0:00 Mets Assistant GM Ben Zauzmer

Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo welcome Keith Hernandez to an all-new episode of The Mets Pod, SNY’s podcast covering all things New York Mets, as the Mets continue their winning ways and build their lead in the NL East. The guys talk to Keith about the impact of Buck Showalter, the consistent hustle the Mets show on a daily basis, and how the new additions in the offseason have fit so well with the players already here. Keith also talks about the offensive approach of Jeff McNeil, shares the story of how Mets owner Steve Cohen broke the news to him about his upcoming jersey retirement, and reveals his plans for Old Timer’s Day. Later, Connor and Joe open up the Mailbag and answer a question that leads to a long answer on Luis Guillorme. Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts!Today's Show: 0:00 Keith Hernandez is here!1:01 Recapping the last few for the Mets4:39 Eduardo Escobar's walk-off6:56 Francisco Lindor and Pete Alonso9:12 Keith Hernandez on Buck

Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo drop Episode 8 of The Mets Pod, SNY’s podcast covering all things New York Mets, as the guys look at how the Mets are fighting through injuries and a challenging schedule heading into June. Connor and Joe talk about how the team is staying on top of the NL East with contributions from Francisco Lindor, Pete Alonso, and many others. The guys also discuss the DH rotation, the MLB trade market, and the pitchers who can hold the fort without Max Scherzer and Jacob deGrom in the rotation. Later, Connor and Joe deliver a farm report with updates from the minor league system, and wrap the show with a Mailbag segment featuring listener questions. Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts!0:00 Welcome to the show1:25 Pulse of the Mets3:54 The rotation without deGrom and Scherzer6:42 The current trade market8:17 The team's identity10:46 The lineup: Stability at DH?15:58 Pete Alonso: MVP candidate?19:38 Mets best hitter: Pete Alonso or

Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo are back with Episode 7 of The Mets Pod, SNY’s podcast covering all things New York Mets. The guys dive deep into the starting rotation, as the Mets dive into the depth of their available starter options. Connor and Joe react to the latest injury recovery update concerning Jacob deGrom, discuss who will step in for Tylor Megill, and look at any other options in the system if the team needs more starters soon. The guys also look at the bullpen, debate a contract extension for Brandon Nimmo, and take on some new additions to the rogues’ gallery of Mets “villains” – Jesse Winker and Paul Sewald. The show wraps up with another big Mailbag segment, featuring listener questions about Jeff McNeil’s place in the lineup, the trade value of Dom Smith, and any options out there to fortify the catcher position. Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts!0:00 Welcome to the show1:24 Jacob deGrom update3:15 David Peterson in for Tylor Megi

Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo are back with Episode 6 of The Mets Pod, SNY’s podcast covering all things New York Mets. The guys look back at a special Friday night in Philadelphia, as the Mets pulled off a 9th inning comeback for the ages, and they also do a deep dive on the success of Chris Bassitt and what a possible contract extension might look like if the Mets and Bassitt were down to do a deal. Later in the show, Connor and Joe deliver a farm report with updates on prospects Francisco Alvarez, Alex Ramirez, and Calvin Ziegler. They also break the Mailbag wide open, with answers to listener questions about the team’s immediate future at catcher, a possible 6-man rotation, and other contract extensions that the Mets may consider for certain players. Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts!0:00 Welcome to the show1:47 The Philly comeback6:44 Chris Bassitt14:19 Francisco Alvarez rough patch16:21 Alex Ramirez19:21 Calvin Ziegler21:38 Mailbag: Who's s

Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo drop Episode 5 of The Mets Pod, as Mets pitching coach Jeremy Hefner drops by the podcast! The guys talk to Jeremy all about the combined no-hitter the Mets threw at Citi Field, the impressive work by Edwin Diaz to close it out, and how the coaching staff managed the game as it went along. The crew also covers Hefner’s career overall, his interactions with the various personalities on the pitching staff, how the team incorporates analytics, getting to know Max Scherzer, and what has helped Tylor Megill and Drew Smith make huge improvements so far in 2022. Later in the show, Connor and Joe also discuss the team’s decision to part with Robinson Cano, next steps for a struggling Trevor May, and Mailbag questions about the Mets offense and the upcoming MLB Draft. Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts!0:00 Jeremy Hefner joins the show1:19 Combined No-Hitter3:46 Managing the bullpen through no-hitter4:46 Edwin Diaz6:25 Being a

Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo are back with Episode 4 of The Mets Pod, SNY’s all-new podcast covering every angle of the New York Mets. Connor and Joe welcome New York Mets Assistant GM Ian Levin to the show, who joins the guys to talk about his role with the team, how the analytics department has evolved, what the offseason was like in the lead-up to the lockout, and how things operate under new GM Billy Eppler. Later, Connor and Joe talk about a crazy comeback in St Louis, the roster cut down that’s coming to MLB, and debate what to do about a struggling Robinson Cano. The show wraps with the Mailbag, which this week features Jeff McNeil chatter and a separate chat about prospects come and gone. Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts!0:38 Mets assistant GM Ian Levin joins the show2:27 Levin on analytics4:32 Steve Cohen's impact6:13 The Escobar, Canha, Marte, Scherzer signings8:16 Early roster impressions9:22 A Wild Win in St. Louis14:02 Looming rost

Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo drop a new episode of The Mets Pod, SNY’s all-new podcast covering every angle of the New York Mets. Connor and Joe discuss Buck Showalter's impressive knowledge of rulebook loopholes and how the Mets pitching staff is off to an historic start of the season. The guys also touch on why Pete Alonso is best suited for a DH role despite him wanting to play first base while Joe provides insight as to why top catching prospect Francisco Alvarez needs more time in the minors and fans need to be patient with his development. Lastly, the guys close the show by opening the Mailbag. Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts!Today's Show:0:00 Welcome to the show2:18 Buck Showalter's impact6:44 The Mets rotation11:23 Carlos Carrasco14:06 Tylor Megill17:10 Pete Alonso DH vs 1B21:36 Francisco Alvarez27:18 Drew Smith vs Seth Lugo31:34 Travis Jankowski

Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo drop Episode 2 of The Mets Pod, SNY’s all-new podcast covering every angle of the New York Mets. Connor and Joe welcome SNY MLB Insider Andy Martino to the show for a look at the first turn of the starting rotation, as well internal and external options for help if injuries continue to hit the staff. The guys also do a deep dive into the immediate and long-term future for Jacob deGrom, and chat about the early moves of Buck Showalter. Later, Connor and Joe deliver some early season overreactions, Joe recaps what he saw from prospects Francisco Alvarez and Brett Baty at Double-A Binghamton’s opening game, and the guys close the show by opening the Mailbag. Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts!0:00 Welcome to the show1:30 Andy Martino joins the show2:13 The Mets rotation4:30 Minor leauge options?6:24 Jacob deGrom plan8:55 deGrom opt out11:23 Buck Showalter14:00 Billy Eppler and management upgrade15:57 Early overreaction:

Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo throw out their first pitch of the 2022 season, with Opening Day for The Mets Pod presented by Verizon! The guys drop the first episode of SNY’s all-new podcast covering every single thing about the New York Mets. Connor and Joe deliver all kinds of Mets predictions, do a deep dive on the starting rotation following the Jacob deGrom injury news, share their favorite Opening Day memories, and dip into the Mailbag – where they debate Brandon Nimmo vs Starling Marte for the leadoff spot in the lineup. Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod presented by Verizon at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts!0:00 Welcome to the Show!1:20 Offseason Summary2:24 Biggest Surprise on the roster?5:50 Bounce Back candidate?8:16 Player to own in fantasy9:45 Scherzer over/under 14.5 wins10:10 Pete Alonso over/under 40.5 HRs11:12 Jacob deGrom over/under 15.5 starts12:27 Francisco Lindor over/under .265 batting average13:48 Mets total wins this season?15:28 Mets playoff prediction17:

Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo are partnering with SNY to bring you The Mets Pod presented by Verizon, a new podcast dedicated to all things New York Mets! New episodes will drop every Tuesday, and Connor and Joe will have series recaps, farm system updates, prospect rankings, interviews, special guests and more. Look out for the premiere of the show on Tuesday April 5th, just ahead of Opening Day for the 2022 New York Mets!

Doug Williams and Andy Martino deliver an all-new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the guys have news about the future that inspires a trip to the past. Doug and Andy go back to the beginning of the show to re-live some funny moments from the start, including the birth of the Shea Anything name and segments like My Saturday Night. Of course the guys return to the present, and discuss the latest Mets news and rumors concerning Javier Baez, the search for starting pitching, the early steps for new GM Billy Eppler, the departure of Aaron Loup, and what to expect from a fast-moving free agent market ahead of an expected MLB work stoppage ahead.

Doug Williams and Keith Hernandez drop an all-new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the guys discuss the recent departure of pitcher Noah Syndergaard and how that may impact Marcus Stroman and the Mets moving forward. Doug and Keith also go into GM candidate Billy Eppler and what he would need to tackle if he takes over the vacant position. Will a lack of pitching track record be an issue for Eppler despite being able to sign big bats? Keith also states why he believes Michael Conforto will not re-sign with the Mets.

Doug Williams, Andy Martino, and Jerry Blevins drop an all-new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as Andy drops in from the MLB GM Meetings in California. The guys discuss the latest developments surrounding the Mets' search for a new GM, including the candidates they are pursuing, and the rumors that they are targeting David Stearns of the Milwaukee Brewers to eventually run their operation once his contract with the Brew Crew actually expires. Later, Doug and Jerry chat about the potential desire of free agents to sign with the Mets, as well as a likely work stoppage coming to baseball after the current Collective Bargaining Agreement comes to an end. On a lighter note, Jerry recommends some excellent movies to watch over a long offseason, and also includes some bonus holiday movie suggestions.

Doug Williams and Andy Martino drop an all-new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as news continues to drop regarding the Mets search for new front office executives. Doug and Andy talk about the names that are out there like former Angels GM Billy Eppler, Red Sox assistant GM Raquel Ferreira, and Orioles assistant GM Sig Mejdal – and discuss the pros and cons of each candidate. The guys also cover the Mets decision to officially part ways with acting GM Zack Scott, how things will play out for Sandy Alderson at the GM Meetings, and the next steps in the baseball calendar for the organization – including decisions on qualifying offers for Noah Syndergaard and Michael Conforto.

Doug Williams and Andy Martino deliver a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the Mets continue the search for candidates to join their front office. Doug and Andy break down all the latest news and rumors surrounding the Mets as they hunt for either a new president of baseball operations or a new general manager (or both). They guys discuss some names that have been reported, and the type of executive that the team has targeted. Doug and Andy also react to the news that Jeremy Hefner will return as pitching coach in 2022, and chat about where things stand in the talks between MLB and the MLB Players Union in regards to the soon-to-expire Collective Bargaining Agreement.

Doug Williams and Jerry Blevins open up the mailbag on an all-new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the guys answer listener questions about the Mets search for a president of baseball operations, the hiring of a new manager, the status of Jeff McNeil, what it was like playing with Bartolo Colon, and more. Doug and Jerry also discuss Mets front office options beyond David Stearns and Billy Beane, and Jerry drops a Halloween-themed movie recommendation.

Doug Williams and Andy Martino are back with an all-new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the offseason intrigue builds for the New York Mets. Doug and Andy discuss the latest news and rumors surrounding potential candidates for the team’s new president of baseball operations, such as David Stearns and Billy Beane. They guys also talk about the Mets moves to let go most of their coaching staff, where the shakeup leaves current pitching coach Jeremy Hefner who is still under contract with the club, and the uncertain future roles with the Mets for Robinson Cano and Sandy Alderson.

Doug Williams and Jerry Blevins combine movies and the Mets on the latest Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as they look back at the 2021 season by handing out the Shea Anything Oscars! Doug and Jerry reveal the best dramatic performance, best costume, best visual effects, best songs, and so much more from the 2021 Mets. Jerry also upgrades the usual Rain Delay Recommendation to a Snow Storm Recommendation, with a suggested movie franchise to watch (or re-watch) in the offseason. The guys also discuss the Mets move to move on from manager Luis Rojas, and how the potential of Billy Beane coming to New York to run the Mets could lead to a potential Moneyball sequel – as this episode begins and ends at the movies.