Good afternoon, Mets Legends Faithful. 

On this episode, Rob and Mike J. catch up and decompress on a Mets off day. 

While the Mets aren't mathematically out of the playoffs, the chances of sneaking in are slim. Ya Gotta Believe, right?

Regardless, Rob explores Javy Baez's free agency and offers some external options to replace him if they choose to go that route.

Mike J. then talks about how dazzling Marcus Stroman has been, and both him and Rob agree he needs to be re-signed.

Join for the Mets discourse, stay for the mentions of players like Ricardo Rincon.

As always, we can be found on Twitter: @MetsLegends.

LGM!

The Mets have lost six of their last seven games since we released our last episode.

The offense is sad and pathetic and we are morose.

Follow us on Twitter: @MetsLegends to bask in the misery with us.

Mike J. leads us into the podcast today and Rob, starring as Brad Emaus, has his laptop die on him mid episode! 

Javy Báez is a New York Met now and we talk about that while trying to remain optimistic about the Amazin's who are starting to fall apart.

Nonetheless! We had a blast recording and hope you will too listening to it!

Good day, fellow Mets Legends enthusiasts!

On this Tuesday episode of the pod, Mike and Rob talk about the state of the Mets, the acquisition of Rich Hill a.k.a. Dick Mountain from the Tampa Bay Rays, the upcoming trade deadline and our ideal idea of how we want it to go down!

As always, we can be found on Twitter: @MetsLegends. 

See you on Friday for our next episode!

Welcome back guys to season two, episode two of the Mets Legends Cast!

This is the second episode in our new format of pumping out podcasts twice a week.

We will be publishing on Tuesdays and Fridays, with the former focusing on the state of the current Mets team, while the latter will focus on the quirky players and historical moments we love so much.

On today's episode, Rob and Mike J. talk about the 2003 and 2004 Mets, specifically on outfielders Shane Spencer and Karim Garcia.

Then, they talk about the 2006 Mets and the upcoming Olympic games in Tokyo!

As always, give us a follow on Twitter: @MetsLegends!

See y'all on the flippity flip! 

Happy trade season, Mets fans! 

The Mets have played some wild baseball the last handful of days, both frustrating and exciting.

Regardless, they find themselves in first place in the National League East still and have an opportunity to beef up at the trade deadline which is right around the corner.

Rob and Mike J. explore what some of those trades might look like and talk about the overall state of the Mets.

This is the first episode of our new twice a week episode format, so stay locked in later this week as we reminisce about the Mets Legends content you know and love.

As always, we can be found on Twitter: @MetsLegends! 

Hello, Mets Legends faithful! 

We sincerely apologize for the delay between podcast uploads. Rob's computer and him got into a long, drawn out battle, but Rob came out on top as the ultimate victor.

Anyway, this episode is jampacked with tremendous content!

Ryan Finkelstein of Locked on Mets joins Rob and Mike J. to talk about what goes into hosting a daily podcast, and Ryan explains why he loved Mets Legend Jeff Duncan so much.

We then go back and retrace Rob's lineage all the way to the 1960s when his distant relative, Jimmy Piersall, hit his 100th career home run and ran the bases backwards so he would get more publicity than Duke Snider did for his 400th homer. 

Be sure to check us out, as always, on Twitter: @MetsLegends, as well as hitting Ryan with a follow: @FinkelsteinRyan as well as @LockedOnMets!

Thank you always for listening and stay tuned for some more Amazin' content!