On a new episode of “The Show” podcast with Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman, the guys open talking about the future of Shohei Ohtani. (18:26) Mets legend Dwight “Doc” Gooden then joins the guys. Gooden talks about getting his number retired next year, his health, his son playing football for Maryland, his 1985 magical rookie season, the 1986 championship year, regrets in his career and his rise again with the Yankees.
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Dwight Gooden Talks Mets Retiring His Number

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On a new episode of “The Show” podcast, Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman open up talking about the Mets and Yankees play. Former Mets GM and team president Sandy Alderson then joins the guys to talk about his health, his current job status, his Mets tenure, Steve Cohen’s ownership and the Mets future. Alderson also discusses the phantom IL situation with the Mets, why he was not a big fan of Billy Eppler, the future of Pete Alonso, the Athletics situation and working with Buck Showalter. 
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Sandy Alderson Talks Mets’ Tenure, Eppler, Phantom IL

On a new episode of “The Show” podcast, Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman open up talking about who the NL MVP is so far. They also discuss whether the Mets should consider trading Pete Alonso, whether the Orioles will beat out the Yankees in the AL East and if the Astros playoff chances are in trouble. Twins president of baseball operations Derek Falvey then joins the guys. Falvey discusses the 12-game win streak and the “Rally Sausage”, Ryan Jeffers’ success, the timeline to return for Byron Buxton and Royce Lewis, the Carlos Correa negotiations, the AL Central’s success so far and their starting pitching. 
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Derek Falvey Talks Twins Success, “Rally Sausage”

On a new episode of “The Show” podcast, Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman open up talking about observations from the first month around MLB. Mets pitching coach Jeremy Hefner then joins the guys. Hefner talks about Luis Severino’s strong season so far, Reed Garrett’s success, the timeline for Kodai Senga, what Jose Quintana brings and the pitching injuries around MLB. They also get into the overall success from their pitching staff, Christian Scott’s outlook, Edwin Diaz and Adrian Hauser’s struggles. 
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Jeremy Hefner Talks Mets Pitching, Injuries

On a new episode of “The Show” podcast, Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman open up talking about teams off to a rough start, including the White Sox and Astros. They also discuss the Mets turning it around and the Yankees in first place. Mets Hall of Famer, three-time World Series champion and MLB Network analyst Al Leiter then joins the guys. Leiter talks about his son Jack making his MLB debut for the Rangers, pitching injuries, the family legacy in the big leagues and Game 5 of the 2000 World Series. 
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Al Leiter Talks Son’s MLB Debut, Pitching Injuries

On a new episode of “The Show” podcast, Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman open up talking about John Sterling retiring. They also discuss the most surprising teams in baseball so far and how the Yankees are playing. (15:33) Mets legend and SNY broadcaster Keith Hernandez then joins the guys. Hernandez talks about the passing today of his old manager Whitey Herzog, playing with Doc Gooden, the Mets in the 80’s and whether they should have won another championship. The ex-Mets and Cardinals first baseman also discusses the current Mets, whether they can make the playoffs, the future of Pete Alonso, pitching injuries, not being in the Hall of Fame and how much longer he wants to continue broadcasting. 
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Dwight Gooden Talks Mets Retiring His Number

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