Locked Up Sports: New York Sports Talk

The Mets finally gave fans something to cheer about at Citi Field.

After weeks of frustrating baseball, lifeless at-bats, injuries piling up, and a clubhouse searching for answers, the Mets sweep the Tigers and suddenly the energy feels different. AJ Ewing brought life to the lineup, the kids injected real spark into the crowd, and for the first time in a while Citi Field actually felt alive again.

BUT… let's not get carried away.

The Mets are still digging themselves out of a massive hole after an ugly stretch of baseball. One sweep doesn't erase weeks of inconsistency. The question now becomes: can they carry this momentum into the Subway Series against the Yankees?

This weekend suddenly feels huge.

The Mets don't just need competitive baseball — they need to win this series. Taking two out of three against the Yankees could completely change the feeling around this season moving forward.

We break down:

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We go inside Celebity Row at MSG. Are these celebrities real fans? Could they afford those seats if forced to pay for them?

Mets Finding ways to lose as hole to dig out of gets deeper

We honor the late great John Sterling the only way we know how. By asking. How would John Sterling have called it?

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The New York Knicks didn't just win Game 1—they sent a message.

In a dominant, statement-making performance, the Knicks blew out the Philadelphia 76ers, controlling the game from start to finish. From defensive intensity to offensive firepower, this was the type of performance that has fans asking:

Are the Knicks legit contenders?

On this episode of Locked Up Sports, Bob Walters breaks down:

If you're a Knicks fan, this is a can't-miss reaction.

On this episode of Locked Up Sports: New York Sports Talk, Bob Walters is joined by WFAN legend Bob Heussler to break down everything surrounding the Mets' disastrous start to the season.

We discuss:

⚾ Is Carlos Mendoza already on the hot seat?
⚾ Would firing Mendoza even fix anything?
⚾ Is David Stearns the one who deserves the blame?
⚾ Why can't this offense hit?
⚾ Can this team realistically turn it around?
⚾ What should Steve Cohen do next?

This is a can't-miss episode for Mets fans.

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The Mets are in free fall. Eleven straight losses. Worst record in baseball. A roster built with one of the biggest payrolls in the sport. And after last year's collapse, this was supposed to be the year the Mets came back angry, focused, and ready to win. Instead, they look lifeless, sloppy, and completely unable to stop the bleeding. The latest loss, a 2-1 extra-inning defeat to the Cubs, only added fuel to the fire after another questionable late-game decision and another wasted chance to end the skid.

Is this all on Carlos Mendoza? Of course not. The roster construction, the underperforming bats, the bullpen failures, and the front office decisions all matter here. Even Mets officials have publicly defended Mendoza. But that's the reality of the manager's chair in New York: when a high-payroll team collapses two years in a row and opens the season 7-15, the manager becomes the face of the failure.

Tonight, I'm getting into why Mendoza may not be the biggest reason the Mets are losing, but why he still might be the guy who has to go.

The offense has completely disappeared.

The New York Mets finish a disastrous 1–5 homestand and get swept by the Oakland Athletics, capped by a brutal 1–0 shutout loss. The Mets have now been shut out twice in the last three games, and the lineup looks completely lost at the plate.

Now things get even tougher.

The Mets head to Los Angeles to face the two-time defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers in a three-game series — with the offense ice cold.

On this episode:

This is a bad stretch — and it's getting worse.

Senga gets roughed up b A's, comeback falls short as Weaver implodes late.

Masters Update: Rory 18 holes from history

Breaking down both of Saturdays national semifinal games. Will UCONNS magical march run continue or will Illinois survive and play for their first national championship Monday night?

Is Michigan vs Arizona, the de facto national championship game? which team has the edge in this battle of two power house programs and what will be the difference in the game

Saturday at the final four, It's one of the biggest Days onthe sports calendar and locked up sports as it covered from every angle

We are joined by sports gambling expert from MADDEN on the line presented by Cross Check Media on the Biz Talk Today TV Network

Jo will give you her picks for Saturday's National Semifinals as well as who she thinks will cut down the nets Monday Night.

we also get into NBA and MLB Futures

if you're someone who likes to make money you don't wanna miss this episode

St. John's incredible NCAA Tournament run comes to a heartbreaking end after an 80-75 Sweet 16 loss to Duke.

We react to the Red Storm's magical season, ask whether Rick Pitino can sustain this level of success going forward, and discuss what this means for the future of the program.

Plus, UConn is now one win away from yet another Final Four appearance.

We also shift to Queens as the Mets prepare for Game 2 after an impressive Opening Day win.

And yes… we debate the legendary 9-9-9 challenge at Citi Field.

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