For All You Kids Out There

Jeffrey and Jarrett discuss more A-Rod ownership rumors, more hubs for a hypothetical 2020 baseball season, and then Craig Goldstein ruins the show with his bad takes. We try to salvage it by answering a bunch of correspondence though.

Jeffrey is watching procedurals and cooking shows. Jarrett is mostly playing video games, and both of us try to figure out what baseball is going to look like in 2020.

Jeffrey and Jarrett are joined by Patreon supporter John Gugarty to discuss the Mets financial situation and the broader MLB situation, but mostly to recap Wrestlemania and then yell about Fight Island (which is a real thing now).

In Episode 214 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett reflect on a non-existent opening weekend, a very bad deal for amateur players, and a surreal Wrestlemania event.

Didn't think we'd be doing a breaking news Mets podcast with no baseball, but the Mets will always surprise you.

In Episode 212 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett talk about hummus recipes, read some restaurant menus, break down the Wrestlemania card, and analyze the mid-2000s Topps design with our good friend David Roth. We also very briefly discuss the 2020 Mets bullpen, but not Ryley Gilliam.

We will do this once a month until morale improves.

In Episode 211 of For All You Kids Out There, baseball is shut down and Jeffrey and Jarrett discuss how we got here and where we might be going. In the second half of the show, let's pretend like the season is happening and discuss the Mets starting pitching with Allison and McCague. And in the third half of the show we answer a boatload of correspondence with Patreon supporter Tom Hubert.

In Episode 210 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett cover the paucity of Mets news, preview the 2020 Mets Outfield with Amazing' Avenue writer and social media superstar Rich Staff, and answer your correspondence on a Steven Matz trade and the coronavirus.

In Episode 209 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett aren't really feeling baseballish yet, but nevertheless they chat about injuries in camp, the 2020 Mets infield (with our good friend Greg Karam), and then wrap things up with a lot of AEW Revolution (and other wrestling) thoughts.

In Episode 208 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett were already bored with spring training, but then Harol Gonzalez showed up. We also cover the latest Mets news (there's not really any news), answer one Facebook question and then talk about hockey goaltenders and AEW Revolution.

In Episode 207 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett discuss the first week of Mets spring training. While not a lot actually happened, hoo boy did a lot happen. Then we answer your correspondence and discuss GCW, AEW, and New Beginnings.

Oh, the Mets had a week, so did the Red Sox, but this is a Mets-adjacent podcast so we start with the collapse of the sale of the team, taking a brief detour into media criticism and a less brief detour into the Mets on the Top 101 prospect list. Then we are joined by Associate Editor Ginny Searle to talk about the new Mookie Betts deal, and finally we wrap up with your questions (I'm sensing a theme) and some wrestling chat.

In Episode 205 of For All You Kids Out There, Jarrett and Jeffrey discuss Mets FanFest, the Starling Marte trade and answer your correspondence about baseball, football, and wrestling.

Every year Jeffrey thinks the drinking game can't be more of a shit show than last year, and every year he is proven wrong.

The Mets have a new manager, which is cause to chat with an old friend.

In Episode 202 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett check in on an ex-Stetson pitching coach, the Mets managerial search, and three separate team fan fest. We also answer some correspondence on a potential Pete Alonso's Sophomore slump and r/baseball rumors, and talk a loooooooooooot about wrestling and MMA.

The Mets are going to need a new manager, and definitely had a good media strategy for handling this.

It's the 200th episode of For All You Kids Out There, live at Mikkeller. In the first half of the show we are joined by Florida woman, Kate Feldman to chat about the wild boars of the Sunshine State, we also at one point just start reading off names from the 2013 draft, same as it ever was. In the second half, we remember some guys with David Roth, and Jeffrey and Jarrett both have poker stores from the '00s. And in the third half of the show we answer your live correspondence.

In our last episode of the decade, Jeffrey and Jarrett discuss the Dellin Betances signing and Wrestle Kingdom 14.