In this emotional and wide-ranging conversation, Mets legend and Hall of Fame manager Joe Torre sits down with Jay Horwitz to reflect on his decades in baseball—and the people who shaped it. Torre opens up about managing David Wright in the WBC, his thoughts on Wright’s Hall of Fame case, and memories of Don Mattingly, Tom Seaver, and Gil Hodges.

He also shares deeply personal stories about his childhood, revealing how his father’s abuse inspired the founding of his Safe At Home Foundation, which has helped thousands of children break the cycle of domestic violence.

From managing the Mets to building a dynasty with the Yankees, to humorous tales with Arthur Richmond and commercials with Willie Randolph and Bobby Valentine, this is Joe Torre like you've never heard him.

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In this heartfelt episode of Amazin’ Conversations with Jay Horwitz, former Mets All-Star Daniel Murphy joins the show to share powerful and personal stories about David Wright ahead of Wright’s number retirement ceremony. From tales of clubhouse leadership and unspoken sacrifices to emotional comeback moments in 2015, Murphy honors the captain with insight, humor, and reverence. He also reflects on his own TV debut and how Wright continues to inspire him. A must-watch for Mets fans.

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 – Daniel Murphy’s favorite David Wright quote
00:50 – Stepping into the TV booth for Wright’s big day
01:56 – First impressions of David in spring training
03:21 – What kind of captain was David Wright?
04:04 – How Wright helped deGrom and teammates with media
05:57 – Watching Wright battle through injuries in 2015
07:39 – The night Wright told Terry Collins not to play him
08:17 – Emotional return: Wright homers after DL stint
08:41 – Cookie story: David greets team in full uniform
09:46 – Murphy on Wright’s humility and team-first mindset
10:34 – Golf outings, off-day memories, and family chats
11:26 – “Door to door service”: Murphy’s lasting memory
12:01 – Murphy on Wright’s World Series home run
13:06 – Seeing #5 join Mets legends at Citi Field
14:02 – Who’s coming back to honor David Wright
15:13 – Murphy’s reaction to joining the broadcast booth
15:55 – Reflecting on 10 years since the 2015 postseason
16:42 – Will Murphy keep broadcasting?
20:01 – Jay thanks Murph: “Nobody better to talk about David Wright”

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In this special episode of Amazin’ Conversations with Jay Horwitz, longtime Mets bullpen catcher Dave Racaniello opens up about his unforgettable 25-year journey with the team — including the day David Wright tried to bribe Japanese immigration to save him!

Rac shares hilarious pranks, Wright’s final moments as a player, behind-the-scenes Spring Training stories, and what made David such a unique leader. From catching bullpens to catching emotional moments, this is a must-listen for every Mets fan ahead of Wright’s jersey retirement.

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A year after the death of long-time beloved Mets photographer Marc Levine, we wanted to air his podcast that we released shortly before Marc’s untimely death. We miss you Marc

Marc Levine has been taking photos for Mets since the late '80s and behind every iconic Mets photo is someone snapping the shots and for so many of them, that guy is Marc Levine. Marc talks about some of the legendary photos he has taken like the Endy Chavez catch from 2006, the Johan picture after his no-hitter that became a shirt, the Darryl Strawberry and Keith Hernandez fight on his first day and many more!

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Join us for an unfiltered, unforgettable conversation with New York Mets legend Jose Reyes, as he dives deep into his iconic MLB career, life after baseball, and the passion that fueled him from the Dominican Republic to Shea Stadium glory.

🔥 In this exclusive interview:
⚾ Reyes opens up about his first big league hit, the pressure of playing in New York, and memories of the 2006 postseason.
🎤 He shares why learning English mattered so much to him—and why he challenges young Latino players to do the same.
🚀 Plus: Stories of leading off with a home run, unforgettable cycles, cigars, whiskey, and life beyond the game.

Whether you’re a die-hard Mets fan or love behind-the-scenes baseball stories, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and inspiration.

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💬 Drop a comment: What’s your favorite Jose Reyes moment?

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🕒 Timestamps

00:00 – Getting ready for 2025 alumni game
01:02 – Learning English and doing interviews without an interpreter
02:16 – Why players must learn English to succeed in MLB
03:01 – Overcoming fear of speaking English publicly
04:15 – Coming up with David Wright and early Mets memories
05:13 – Favorite home runs and moments vs. Phillies and Cardinals
06:03 – Reflecting on the 2006 postseason and Game 7 heartbreak
07:00 – Reyes on striking out and the ups and downs of baseball
07:37 – Wanting his daughter to see him play
08:19 – Carlos Delgado memories and Hall of Fame thoughts
08:58 – Broadcasting career and talking baseball on TV
09:43 – Evaluating Juan Soto and the pressures of New York
10:19 – The grind of switch-hitting in MLB
11:08 – Retired life and rediscovering old memories
12:19 – Clinching the playoffs and his first MLB hit
13:05 – What it takes to play in New York as a homegrown Met
13:34 – Spending time in the Dominican Republic
14:40 – Celebrating teammates and staying connected
15:00 – Cigar business and new product collaborations
16:17 – Launching a whiskey brand and life after baseball
17:07 – Staying busy to avoid boredom in retirement
17:38 – Volleyball with his kids and reflecting on his legacy
18:51 – Signing off with love and gratitude

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Ahead of David Wright’s jersey retirement at Citi Field, his father Rhon Wright and Keith Miller — longtime agent and former Met — join the show to reflect on the Captain’s career, character, and the moments that made him a Mets icon.

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In this episode of Amazin’ Conversations, Jay sits down with Mets legend and longtime friend Mike Piazza. They discuss Mets memories, Soto’s introduction, and how Mike is preparing for the Alumni Classic Game this Fall.Send the Mets to the 2025 All-Star Game! Vote up to FIVE TIMES per day! 🗳️👉 https://bit.ly/43rNDDW

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For the third year in a row, Citi Field was name Best Stadium Food in America—and Mets Executive Chef Jason Eksterowicz joins Jay Horwitz to explain how it happened.

From deep-fried Oreos to international egg rolls to secret grilled cheese pinwheels, Chef Jason breaks down the dynasty-level work going into every bite at Citi Field. He reveals the research process, the partnerships with Adam Richman and local Queens restaurants, the secrets behind fan-favorite dishes like the Pub Burger, Pig Beach turkey sandwich, and cinnamon bun egg rolls—and why they’re gunning for a FOUR-PEAT.

Whether you're a Mets fan or a foodie, this one’s packed with flavor.

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Michael Cuddyer joins Jay Horwitz to reflect on the career of David Wright ahead of Wright’s jersey retirement. From a fateful cafeteria moment in Virginia to their bond as Mets teammates, Cuddyer shares how Wright inspired his journey—and helped bring him to New York in 2015. They dive deep into the Home Run Derby at Citi Field, the 2015 postseason run, mentoring Michael Conforto, Daniel Murphy’s October dominance, and the legendary Championship Belt. Plus: why Cuddyer walked away from the game and how he stays involved in baseball today. An emotional, honest, and often hilarious look back at a pivotal friendship in Mets history.

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