Sal and Patrick welcome MLB catcher Caleb Joseph to discuss his time working with new Mets manager Buck Showalter, as well as how he is as a manager. Caleb also breaks down why a lot of former catchers end up becoming managers, and why the position is so imperative in the sport.

Caleb also talks about how the Mets have done this offseason, and why their additions might be able to push them over the top in 2022.

Sal welcomes back Tim Healey of Newsday onto the show to discuss the Mets' hiring of Buck Showalter as their new manager. Was it the right choice, and will he have a positive impact on the team? Lastly, could the hiring of Showalter attract certain big name players to the Mets once the lockout concludes? Tune in to hear what the guys think!

Sal and Mike breakdown the three finalists for Mets manager in Buck Showalter, Joe Espada, and Matt Quantraro. Do the guys agree on their top choice, and what should be the prime quality of the new skipper; experience, or someone new to the position?

With the thick of the lockout still underway, will the Mets come out and open the checkbooks on star 3B/OF Kris Bryant once it concludes? The guys give their thoughts on what would end up being the greatest offseason in the franchise's history.

Sal has Wayne Randazzo, Mets play-by-play announcer alongside Howie Rose and SNY analyst, on to discuss to Mets' great offseason in the midsts of the lockout, and what they could do once the lockout concludes. Is Buck Showalter the right choice for the Mets' managerial opening, and why should the Mets NOT hire another first-timer after the Luis Rojas experiment.

Wayne shares some stories from his time in the Mets booth, and tells us what it's like to be calling Mets games alongside one of the greatest MLB announcers of all-time in Howie Rose.

Sal and Mike welcome their new co-host in Patrick Glynn as the guys discuss Monday's crazy, and still hard to believe, news of the Mets signing Max Scherzer... The future Hall of Fame starting pitcher and 3x Cy Young award winner. The guys relish over the now one-two punch of Jacob deGrom and Scherzer, and discuss how he might fair for the Mets. They also breakdown where the Mets could go from here.

Mike reported earlier today that the Mets are interested in a pair of lefties in Carlos Rodón and Yusei Kikuchi, so they clearly want to round out that staff as after deGrom and Scherzer, the best one-two in Mets history, it's a bit of a drop off between them and the rest of the rotation options.

Sal is joined this week by MMO's Patrick Glynn as the guys discuss Black Friday's additions for CF Starling Marte, INF Eduardo Escoabr, and OF/1B Mark Canha. These moves really seemed to change the perception of the Mets' slow offseason, but with a handful of attractive starting pitchers on the open market, which would be the best fit(s) for Mets?

With MMO's Michael Mayer, and Get Metsmerized co-host, reporting that teams have been calling the Mets in regards to trades involving Jeff McNeil, should the Mets trade him?

Sal and Mike welcome Deesha Thosar to the show to discuss the latest regarding the Mets. New Mets General Manager Bily Eppler spoke to the media and hyped up the fans really well, along with Steve Cohen and even Sandy Alderson. But should the fanbase be optimistic?

Who are some viable candidates to be the next Mets manager, and should Buck Showalter actually be considered due to his tie to Eppler? Lastly, they discuss some pitchers that the Mets could target.

Sal and Mike welcome Keith Law to the show where they detail their thoughts on the Mets hiring Billy Eppler to be their latest general manager. Is Marcus Stroman a "must sign" for the Mets now that Noah Syndergaard is gone, and is Nick Castellanos a viable option to potentially replace Michael Conforto in the outfield?

The Mets don't have a great farm system, but they do have 5-7 top notch prospects. What's Ronny Mauricio's future with the Mets, due to being blocked at SS by Francisco Lindor, and potentially Brett Baty or Mark Vientos at 3B? 

Sal and Mike welcome Patrick Glynn to the show to discuss the STILL GM-less Mets, but is Adam Cromie the guy? And is him being under consideration a good or bad sign? They guys also talk about Sandy Alderson's press conference from the GM meetings, and his thoughts on general manager candidate Adam Cromie.

The Mets spoke with Javier Báez's camp earlier in the week, and it warrants the question, who would you rather have... Kris Bryant or Báez? Noah Syndergaard accepted the qualifying offer while Michael Conforto did not, and agent Scott Boras went on to call him the "king of queens." The guys agree that resigning LHP Aaron Loup is a must, while Robinson Canó made his winter league debut.

Sal and Mike discuss the latest regarding the the long awaited front office search: is there anyone good left? Tune in to find out! Remember the raccoon incident between Francisco Lindor and Jeff McNeil? Well, new reports suggest that no raccoon was actually involved. The guys breakdown the real incident, and explain how it might've effected all parties involved.

Does Steve Cohen or Sandy Alderson deserve the most blame for how this front office search has gone? The guys share their thoughts on both, and how it's been a wild offseason thus far, with literally nothing to show from it to this point. Lastly the guys discuss what the Mets could learn from the Braves after their World Series season.