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Caitlin's pumped for playoff hockey and basketball, meanwhile Gabriel couldn't care less about the Knicks and used to rock an Iverson jersey, so no fireworks there. They recap both teams' weeks before Caitlin makes a call for Philly fan unity and Gabriel sounds off on the Mets' gimmicky home run celebration. The pair also tackle one of baseball's great moral dilemmas: if you snag a ball at the park, do you keep it? The Rivalry Corner heads to 1968—the Year of the Pitcher—Dan Uggla lands on the Chopping Block, and the two close it out with a Mother's Day send-off.
Two managers were fired this week, but only one between Philly and Flushing. Gabriel & Caitlin react to the firing of Rob Thomson and what his legacy in Philadelphia ultimately looks like. They zoom out with a quick Around the League check-in: another dugout shakeup with Alex Cora, thoughts on the “Ohtani Rule”, and a quirky ABS at-bat.
From there, they dig into the sheer ineptitude of both squads during their losing streaks, Gabriel’s officially DONE with Kodai Senga, and the pair debate which fan base is handling the losing worse. The Rivalry Corner looks back at 1967, Michael Harris lands on the Chopping Block, and they close with the X-factors that will decide the week ahead.
LOLMets is now LOLDelco-to-Flushing 'cause both our teams are doing lots of losing. Gabriel & Caitlin look back on a rough week for both sides of the rivalry as they break down the ongoing issues with leadership, accountability, and front office decisions—putting Topper, Mendoza, Dombrowski, and Stearns squarely in focus.
In the main segment, they take turns giving each other a little baseball therapy before slow crawling over to a sheepish Chopping Block.
Both teams are off to rocky starts, so Caitlin & Gabriel weigh the merits of running it back versus blowing it up and whether it even matters. They dig into sloppy defense, managerial complacency, and whether either roster has what it takes to turn things around. The main segment goes deep on City Connect uniforms — hits, misses, and whose got the better on-field look — before closing out with a Rivalry Corner history lesson, a first-ever double Chopping Block, and a nod to Jackie Robinson Day. Check out @guzzo_uniforms on IG: mock-up of a Phillies City Connect uni
Gabriel is traveling but the show must go on. Caitlin tries to unite the fan bases with some common ground, while Gabriel takes his fellow Mets fans to task. We talk Hall of Fame criteria, how the baseball schedule simultaneously runs and ruins our day to day planning, and give a well-deserved D2F Chop to Marcell Ozuna.
Caitlin & Gabriel reflect on Opening Day, get into it over booing the home team, and chop a familiar foe in a friendly uniform.
Caitlin & Gabriel give you their hot takes for the 2026 season, breakdown rosters and who's got the edge at each position, look at the all-time head-to-head record of the rivalry, and take turns blasting a divisional foe suspended for PEDs for the second year in a row.
Meet Gabriel and Caitlin as they explore the rivalry between the Phillies and the Mets, sharing personal stories, team history, fan culture, and their shared love for baseball. This episode sets the stage for a series filled with insights, humor, and fierce team pride.
Chapters
00:00 Intro + what to expect
02:59 Why DELCO?
05:10 Hoagie Mouth
06:46 Fanbase Dynamics and Stereotypes
10:01 2024 NLDS + Playoffs at the Bank
12:18 LOL Mets
13:49 Visiting every MLB ballpark
14:45 Falling in love with the game, first favorite players
24:56 Previewing episode segments, subscribe & engage!
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