New York Mets Podcast

After deciding to put down the hockey puck and pursue baseball, Will Toffey found himself being a MLB draft pick on three separate occasions. Catch up with Will as he discusses his time with powerhouse Vanderbilt, offseason plans, and favorite things to do away from the diamond.

From breaking the all-time SEC hits record with Mississippi State to taking home the NY-Penn League Championship in his first season with Brooklyn, Jake Mangum is no stranger to spotlights and big moments. The 2019 draft pick talks about his unbelievable year.

Coming off of his first full season in which he hit a career high in innings pitched, Christian James speaks about his adjustments to pro ball, keeping his mind and body healthy, off-season goals and more.

Mets outfield prospect Desmond Lindsay discusses how strengthening his mental toughness will help prepare for the 2020 season in this exclusive podcast.

Mets pitching prospect and former Kansas baseball reliever Stephen Villines talks through how he developed his unique arm slot and what led to his success this past season.

On this episode, former Mets third baseman Robin Ventura sits down with Jay Horwitz to discuss his time in the orange and blue, including everything from his Mike Piazza impression to his infamous Grand Slam Single.

Jerry Koosman joins the podcast to talk about his career, the magical 1969 Mets season and the 50th reunion of that World Series team.

R.A. Dickey joins the podcast to discuss his close relationship with Mickey Callaway, stepping away from the game, his Cy Young season and the knuckleball craft.

Galen Cisco was a two-sport star playing college football for legendary coach Woody Hayes at Ohio State University. Cisco gave up on football to pursue a career in baseball to join the Mets for their inaugural season. Take a listen at this unique interview.

Former Mets Manager Bobby Valentine helped the City heal after the 9-11 attacks. He shares his vivid emotional accounts of the locker room around the first game in New York after the attacks and the impact Mike Piazza's game winning home run still has on the city of New York.