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On April 17, 2010, the New York Mets and St. Louis Cardinals played 20 innings. The game lasted 6 hours and 53 minutes and is the 4th longest game in franchise history. Kenny Albert called the game on Fox Sports and in the latest MetsRewind Podcast, Albert reflects on his memories of the game.

Former New York Mets Art Shamsky, Ed Kranepool, Jim McAndrews and broadcaster Howie Rose share their memories of the late, great Hall of Fame manager Gil Hodges.

Former New York Mets pitcher Kevin Kobel shares his amazing journey in the majors and life after baseball, including his recent health challenges with Cancer and Parkinson's Disease.

New York Mets fan Marc Gold shares his unique story of growing up a Mets fan and how his professional life intersected with the franchise years later.

New York Mets play-by-play broadcaster Wayne Randazzo joins the MetsRewind Podcast and he shares his journey to the majors, Mets history and the potential of a lockout.

Kevin Mitchell, a member of the 1986 World Series champions, joins the MetsRewind podcast to talk about his days in New York.

Former Mets manager Bobby Valetine joins the MetsRewind Podcast to talk about his days in New York and his new book, Valentine's Way.

Legendary New York sports columnist Mike Vaccaro joins the MetsRewind to talk Mets baseball. From Steve Cohen's recent tweets, to Billy Eppler as GM and who the next manager might be.

Gary Thorne joins the MetsRewind Podcast this week. Thorne was a Mets broadcaster from 1985-1988 and will return to the Mets booth this weekend to call the Mets-Pirates series on SNY.