HELLOOOOOO Mets Legends faithful!

On this week's episode, Rob and Mike J. talk about the 2021 Bench Mob and Bench Mob's of yesteryear. 

Later on, Rob gets on a pedestal and calls out that old raggedy binch Tony La Russa. 

Finally, Rob and Mike talk about former Mets' pitcher Kris Benson and his frightening and dangerous wife Anna Benson and how she terrorized the world a decade and a half ago.

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

Thanks for tuning in!

Welcome back to the fifth installment of the Mets Legends Cast!

On this week's episode we talk about the lore of the mysterious hitting approach coach Donnie Stevenson and how he isn't the first Mets' made-up phenomenon (hint hint: Sidd Finch).

Later on, Rob, Mike J and Mike R talk about Mike R's appearance in Sports Illustrated among with many other fun Mets' tidbits including the Bartolo Colon home run game!

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

Thanks for listening and #LGM!

After some technical difficulties attempting to record our ~original~ fourth episode, we had to re-do it. But never fret, Mike J., Mike R., and Rob are here to bless you with some content as always.

In this episode, we talk about how Steven Matz seems to be settling in to the north of the border lifestyle, and we say goodbye to a pair of #MetsLegends who hung up their cleats recently.

Then, we reflect on how the Mets nearly traded Brandon Nimmo on one occasion in particular and how if they did, it could have severely altered Mets' history.

Lastly, take a trip down memory lane with Mike R., who tells us about #MetsLegends Amos Otis and Mike Scott, who ended up having better careers elsewhere than they did in New York. Very typical.

As always, thank you for tuning in and make sure you give us a follow on Twitter: @MetsLegends and @MetsLegendsCast

On this episode of the Mets Legends Cast, Rob and Mike are joined by Mets Legends' graphic designer, Michael Jennings. 

For the first part, Rob talks about the legend of 2005 reliever Koo Dae-sung and how he graced the fans with one of the coolest moments of the last two decades. 

Then, Mike J. gives us a rundown of the new book he's reading "So Many Ways to Lose - The Amazin' True Story of the New York Mets—the Best Worst Team in Sports" by Devin Gordon.

Finally, Mike R. talks about some Hall-of-Famers who have graced the Mets with their presence...but certainly not at a Hall-of-Fame level. 

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Thank you for tuning in to the second episode of the Mets Legends Cast, hosted as always by Rob Piersall and Mike Rosen, the co-creators of Mets Legends. 

In this episode, Mike and Rob take a look around the majors at some impactful Mets Legends who are now contributing with other clubs.

Then, they talk about how Mets fans are used to the team drafting well now, it wasn't always the case, as a quick glance at their draft results in the '90s doesn't paint a particularly bright picture. 

One prospect Mike and Rob focus on in particular is shortstop Ryan Jaroncyk, who was selected one pick behind Roy Halladay in the 1995 draft, but walked away from baseball forever at just 20-years-old because, well, he hated baseball.

Finally, Mike and Rob wrap up the Cast by talking about one of their favorite Mets Legends in Lastings Milledge, a.k.a. Blastings Thrilledge, who was way too cool for his time. 

As always, check us out on Twitter: @MetsLegends and @MetsLegendsCast, and stay tuned for the launch of our accompanying blog and weekly newsletter! 

The inaugural episode of the Mets Legends cast, hosted by Rob Piersall and Mike Rosen. 

On today's episode, hosts Rob and Mike talk about how they met in college and immediately bonded over the Mets. Then, they delve deep into some classic Mets' Opening Day moments, including contributions from Kazuo Matsui, Collin Cowgill and Andrew Brown. 

Later, they talk about the tragic loss of former Mets' prospect Brian Cole, who passed away two decades ago this week. 

Follow us on Twitter: @MetsLegends and stay tuned for more exciting matters on the horizon!