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Elizabeth and Jake discuss the Mets' "boring" off-season and look ahead to what you should expect to see from the team this season.
After hiring Carlos Mendoza as his new manager, David Stearns has an exciting offseason ahead of him, as he hopes to build a contender for his first season as President of Baseball Operations
With the Mets out of postseason contention, Jake and Elizabeth touch on the Rays' new stadium plans, why they enjoy playing spoiler to the Marlins, how the Mets' young prospects like Ronny Mauricio and Mark Vientos have been doing, and their thoughts on the reported David Stearns hire.
Jake and Elizabeth dive into how they've been approaching their Mets fandom since the trade deadline and their level of investment in the rest of the season. Then they evaluate the prospects the Mets received at the deadline, touch on the position the Mets might be in this offseason, and look around the league at how other teams with notable deadline decisions are performing.
What should the Mets do at the trade deadline? Will they trade Robertson? (they did). What else will they do? That, and a discussion about what the rest of the league will do at this year's deadline all in this week's episode.
The Mets have been bad for weeks now, so let's talk about it. Jake and Elizabeth air out their grievances about the Mets and talk about the different areas of the team that have struggled and what the team has to do to turn the season around.
Elizabeth and Jake discuss recent roster moves such as the call up of Gary Sanchez and they revisit the Lindor trade with Cleveland coming to town.
In this week's episode, Jake and Elizabeth break down how the Mets' season has been going so far, including Brandon Nimmo's ever-improving game, Max Scherzer's ejection at Dodger Stadium, and how the Mets should handle Brett Baty and Francisco Álvarez's playing time. Plus, we discuss the news of Madison Bumgarner being DFA'd by the D-backs (which happened while we were recording).
Opening Day is finally here! Elizabeth and Jake make some fun Mets related predictions for the upcoming season while also discussing the new rules and the outlook for all of the divisions across MLB.
In this episode, Elizabeth and Jake go over some of the big names participating in the 2023 World Baseball Classic, which Mets are competing for which countries, and how Team USA is shaping up. We also discuss why there seems to be extra excitement around the WBC this year, who else we're excited to watch in the tournament, and how the rest of Mets Spring Training has been unfolding.
The podcast currently has 56 episodes available.