Round 1 of the Subway Series certainly provided its storylines. But the one heading into it was the same one coming out of it--Soto. On this week's episode, we'll recap the week that was, including discussing the Juan and only Soto, along with the Mets' challenges hitting with runners in scoring position (RISP). We'll also talk about the impending return of an arm to the Mets pitching staff, as well as Mauricio's hot start back in AAA. And, while we don't want to, we'll also recap the stunning OT defeat the Knicks suffered in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals at MSG. Then we'll preview the homestand up ahead as the vaunted LA Dodgers come into town this Memorial Day weekend in an NLCS rematch for three, before back-to-back series' against the lowly White Sox and Rockies.

The good mojo at Citi Field continues for our team in Flushing as they notch another pair of home series wins. In this week's episode, we cover the highlights of the games against the Cubs and Pirates, including the incredible homestand from Brett Baty, talk about the Mets rotation making history and how one of its members is exceeding expectations. We then go downtown and discuss the Knicks being one win away from their first conference finals appearance in 25 years. And we'll close out the show previewing the road ahead, including this weekend's highly anticipated Subway Series matchup in the Bronx. So, catch me on the 7, 4 or 1 and let's have some fun!

Another road trip, another split of a pair of series' for the Mets. On this week's episode, we recap the week that was where a lot of familiar things occurred once again, discuss Soto's bat heating up and Pete Alonso's chances of becoming the first Met to win MVP. We'll also provide an update on the injury front, and talk about the Knicks returning to MSG with a 2-0 series lead on defending champion, Boston. Then we'll wrap up with previewing the homestand ahead as the Cubs and Pirates come to town.   

The calendar has now flipped to May and, while the Mets had an underwhelming week, the month of April they're coming off was simply Amazin'. On this week's episode, we'll recap both the week and month of play that was, highlight April's top performers and talk about those still with more to prove, as well as look ahead to what the month of May holds. We'll also provide an overall view of the how things are going around the rest of MLB. So, please come and join me!

The Mets complete a perfect week and undefeated homestand! We'll talk about the incredible week that it was out at Citi Field. Highlight some top performances from both the offense and pitching staff, as well as touch on the imminent returns of Francisco Alvarez and Jeff McNeil. We'll also discuss the NFL's premier offseason event, the draft. What a time to be alive!

The Mets limp back home after splitting another road trip that saw them take a series against the A's but lose one to the sub .500 Twins. On this week's episode, we talk about the state of the Mets' offense after another up and down week, what Jose Siri's injury and Kodai Senga's start mean for the team, and discuss another New York team that wears orange & blue looking to end their decades' long title drought, too. Plus, we look ahead to the upcoming homestand against St. Louis and Philly. Flushing Faithful, we have it all here for you!

The Mets returned home to rousing support from the Flushing Faithful as they secured series victories against both Toronto and Miami. We recap the week that was at Citi Field, including top performances, noting those still looking to get going, some IL updates and preview the road (trip) ahead. Plus, I spend a few minutes on the masterpiece that is "The Masters" golf tournament, which tees off today. Come along and join our play!

In this week's episode of Mostly Mets, we recap the opening series' in Houston and Miami. From the bullpen's dominance to the lineup's struggles, who were the pivotal performers and who needs to pick it up. Plus, I (over)react to the proclamations made from this opening week of play--both in Met land and across the sport. We also preview baseball returning to Citi Field for the first time since October with the home opener on Friday. Buckle up!

Opening Day is here! And so are my preview and predictions for the 2025 New York Mets. Let's get this season started! 

In this week's episode, the Mets name Clay Holmes their Opening Day starter. How he along with the rest of the rotation have performed to help us fans, perhaps, more confident in their capabilities than we were at the start of spring. How Jeff McNeil's injury impacts the battle between Brett Baty and Luisangel Acuña. And we close out the show with a bracket breakdown of both March Madness tournaments.