After a series loss in the Emerald City, the Mets followed the yellow (and brown) brick road down to San Diego and rebounded with a series win. Now winners of 7 of its last 10, we'll discuss them trying to build momentum as they head home again. Meanwhile, the Knicks Texas two-stepped their way through San Antonio to a 2-0 series lead. We'll preview the next two games at MSG. Then we round out the show talking about the homestand up ahead with series matchups against two longtime N.L. foes, with the hope that the Mets' confidence grows. We know you love this show, so c'mon, let's go!

The Mets closed out May by returning the favor and sweeping Miami. With records similar as to the team in 2024, why it's naïve of us to feel like the same fate could be walking through the door. Meanwhile, the Knicks look to continue to soar as they take on the San Antonio Spurs, looking to settle a 27-year-old score. We've got that and more, so pop us on during your commute or while shopping your local store. 

After getting the week off to a good start, the Mets failed to continue to do their part. We'll talk about the team's woes in their latest trip against divisional foes. Meanwhile, the Knicks are on the doorstep of accomplishing something they haven't done in 27 years. We're truly living a fandom of simultaneous cheers and jeers. We also talk about the upcoming induction ceremony of Lee Mazzilli and Bobby Valentine to the Mets Hall of Fame with a special guest who I feel is one the best in the game. We know us fans aren't to blame, but let's hope this week isn't so lame. 

The Mets capped off the week, winning 5 of 6, thanks to the magic of Tyrone Taylor's stick. On this week's episode, we recap the sweep of the men from Motown and the Subway Series win over the Boys from the Bronx. Can the Mets continue finding momentum in May that will make us fans' hopes of playoff contention stay? We discuss all that and more with a good friend and Met fan who I've known since the age of 4. There's a great show in store!

After another woeful week from the Met offense, us fans are in distress. Can the first quarter of this season really be like the rest? We're out of answers on how this team can improve, and we're sure you are too. But we'll do our best to talk you through. Hey, at least the Knicks are well representing New York's orange and blue. Then there's a Tigers and Subway Series preview to round out the show. We hope you'll stick around and, like the Met offense, not go.

For the first time in a month, the Mets didn't lose more than they won this past week. But they also didn't win more than they lost, so is the outlook of the season any less bleak? Join us as we recap the last 6 games of the Mets doing more of the same. We have another analysis of the decisions made by David Stearns and preview the Knicks 2nd round matchup against Philly, the 76ers not those damn birds. Then we'll round out the show with a look ahead to the rest of the Mets' road (trip).

The losing streak is over, but another one has begun. Watching the Mets play baseball right now isn't all that fun. On this week's episode, we recap the up and down week it was as they followed a series win by feeling the wind of Colorado's brooms. Is there any light beyond this doom and gloom? There's an NFL Draft review and the Knicks look back in tune. Wait, does this month's misery mean we don't have to endure the June swoon? Anyway, you know what to do.

After a 1-5 week at home, the Mets followed it up with a winless week on the road against two NL foes, furthering its woes. This week's episode recaps the consecutive sweeps while trying to make sense of the 11-game losing streak. The Knicks win game 1 at MSG as they prep for a game 2 victory. We'll recap the Rangers' season as theirs, along with the Islanders and Devils, are done. We also preview the NFL Draft where things are bound to get interesting after pick number 1. Let's try to have some fun!

After a winning week out west, the Mets came home and played far from their best. On this week's episode, we recap the homestand that saw the team lose 5 of 6 due, in large part, to the silence of their sticks. We ask questions like, what's the lineup's identity without number 22? Are Lindor's struggles in the field something that's unraveling the team's glue? And will the team and its fans continue to experience the blues? We have the answers to all these questions and more in store for you. So please join us as we promise you won't be bored.

After they lost their series in the Lou, the Mets flushed it out of their systems and turned a sluggish start into a slugfest in San Fran. On this week's episode, we discuss the team's winning road trip, including standout performances from the likes of Vientos and Semien. We'll also highlight the superb numbers put up by the pitchers thus far. Soto's going to be out 2-3 weeks; why the outlook for the team shouldn't be bleak. We also have a preview of who will be on the peak of the mountain that is men's college basketball--Michigan or UConn. There's definitely a lot going on, so please, come along!