Pleasant Good Evening

Happy Holidays, Mets fans! We've got another action-packed edition of Pleasant Good Evening to help you start off your week strong.

This week, we talk through the three press conferences the Mets held last week. Were we impressed by Jared Porter? And what does the forward communication signal to us as fans?

We also talked about Michael Wacha signing with the Rays. We're not mad he won't be a Met. We're just curious to see how the Rays fix him. Stick around for amazing analogy we use.

We also break down the recent trade rumors. Do we want Nolan Arenado? How do we approach the Reds potential fire sale?

And Sunday was also David Wright's birthday. We talk about what the Captain means to us.

All of that before one of our favorite remembering guys segments so far! Enjoy the episode, Mets fans! Be sure to follow us on Twitter @PGEPod_MMO for more content!

Happy Monday, Mets fans! We've got a jam-packed episode this week with lots to talk about!

First, the Mets signed James McCann. We discussed McCann in depth last week, but we decided to talk about him even more this week!

We also talk about Jared Porter, the Mets new General Manager. Spoilers, but we both really like the move.

Then, for the meat and potatoes of the episode, we sat down with Mets relief prospect and resident bespectacled submariner Josh Hejka! We spoke to Josh about using LinkedIn to get his foot in the door in professional baseball, how he uses cutting edge analytics to improve, and what his 2020 has been like on the heels of an impressive 2019. Follow Josh on Twitter @JoshHejka and the enjoy the episode, Mets fans!

Here are some links to other interviews Josh has done with MetsMerized!

https://metsmerizedonline.com/2020/11/mmo-exclusive-josh-hejka-mets-minor-league-sidearm-extraordinaire.html/

http://metsminors.net/josh-hejka-takes-a-sideways-route-to-mets-organization/

Happy Monday Mets fans! It's the 15th episode of your favorite Mets podcast and there was lots to talk about this week!

Jack and I first talked about last week's non-tender deadline in which the Mets hung on to four players and cut loose four more. We give our thoughts and bring back Hot or Not to discuss the slew of new free agents who got let go last week.

Then we talk about new Mets reliever Trevor May and why we are both so high on the signing. We also think it would be neat to have Trevor on the podcast. Let's make that happen.

After that, we discuss the Mets catching situation in light of the recent James McCann four-year-contract rumors. We both have opinion, as does my cat. You'll know what I mean when you listen.

We finish out the week by talking about the Phillies crying poor (again) and remembering some guys!

Enjoy, Mets fans! We'll see you next week. Remember to keep it locked on our Twitter @PGEPod_MMO for some more fun content!

Welcome back to another episode of the Pleasant Good Evening Podcast, Mets fans! It was a terribly slow news week, but Jack and I did our best to fill the episode!

This week, we talked about the Mets search for a General Manager now that they have pivoted away from looking for a President of Baseball Operations, and why the search has gone so poorly.

We also talk about the divisive black jerseys and where we stand on them. Spoilers: Jack and I share a consensus on them. If you disagree, let us know by screaming at our Twitter account (@PGEPod_MMO).

We also talked about Charlie Morton signing with the Braves and ended the episode by remembering some guys and gloating about the Phillies publicly crying poor. Enjoy, Mets fans!

Hello and happy Monday, Mets fans! It's another episode of your favorite Mets podcast! This week, Jack and Sam discuss all the latest news in Metsland.

We start with the news of Robinson Cano being suspended for 2021 after a positive PED test and what that means to the team and the payroll. We also talk about where Steve Cohen should throw all of his money this offseason.

We also play our own version of 'Hot or Not' in which we talk about some of the second-tier free agents and decipher if they are fits for the Mets.

Then we break down the Mets' signing of right-hander Sam McWilliams to an MLB contract. We give you some background on McWilliams and info on what to expect and why the Mets signed a guy who has never thrown a Major League pitch.

To finish things off, we talk about some of our favorite Steve Cohen tweets from the past week before remembering some guys as always. Enjoy the episode and have a great week, Mets fans!

Happy Monday, Mets fans! Pleasant Good Evening is back with another hot, fresh episode. This week, Jack and Sam are joined by the incredibly talented Jacob Resnick to talk all things Mets and Minor Leagues.

Before Jacob joins the podcast, we discuss Marcus Stroman accepting the Qualifying Offer to remain a New York Met, as well as the results of last week's awards voting.

With Jacob, we discuss how he first got involved in covering the Mets' farm system and how his jobs have changed since the pandemic began.

We also talk about the minors contracting teams, what that means, why Rob Manfred is doing it, and what it means for the Mets.

And we get Jacob's thoughts on the Mets' current minor league system, which underrated prospects he loves, and what players to keep an eye on. Of course, we also remember some guys to close it out! Make sure to follow Jacob on Twitter @Jacob_Resnick and follow the pod @PGEPod_MMO. Have a great week and enjoy the episode!

Happy Monday, Mets fans! We're back with another exciting edition of Pleasant Good Evening! This week, Jack and Sam celebrate the official sale of the Mets to Steve Cohen!

We break down Cohen's dismissal Brodie Van Wagenen and his cabinet before opening up the mailbag and reading what Brodie memories you won't forget anytime soon. You guys had some great responses! We had lots of fun discussing them.

Then, we get into the nitty gritty of this upcoming offseason. Specifically, what avenues the Mets should go with acquiring talent. We break down a potential Francisco Lindor trade, as well as how the team should address its problem areas.

And, as always, we finish out by remembering some random Mets! Thanks for listening, Mets fans! Be sure to follow us on Twitter @PGEPod_MMO and have a great week!

PGE is BACK for our tenth episode! Jack and I are so appreciate of the support you've given us in just a few short months and we're so excited to keep pumping out offseason content. Make sure to follow the podcast's Twitter @PGEPod_MMO for more content, as well as our accounts @jackhendon_ and @SamLebo14.

This was an absolutely loaded episode, starting with our thoughts on the final games of the World Series, most notably Kevin Cash's decision to pull Blake Snell for Nick Anderson in Game 6, as well as Justin Turner contracting COVID-19 as the series came to a close.

Then we move into some very happy Mets news! Steve Cohen was approved to own the Mets this week. We break down the sale and give our thoughts on what Cohen should do once he heads into the office. We've also got a mailbag coming this week, so keep your eyes peeled for a tweet to reply to.

We also talk about the Mets waiver wire pickups, as well as the player option news and whether or not we think Marcus Stroman should accept his Qualifying Offer.

We finish off, as always, by remembering some guys! Enjoy the episode and have a great week, Mets fans!

Pleasant Good Evening is back! This time it's episode nine with MetsMerized's very own Tim Ryder! Jack (@jackhendon_) and I (@SamLebo14) welcome Tim to the party as we discuss Dodgers v. Rays and Mets playoff memories.

To start things off, we try our best to break down the madness of Saturday's World Series Game Four and the play the shall henceforth be known as the Brett Phillips Play. Tim had some opinions on what should have happened.

We do our best to preview Sunday's Game Five - as this episode was recorded a few hours before first pitch. With hindsight, we can now see which of us was right and which of us was wrong about the Tyler Glasnow versus Clayton Kershaw matchup.

And then we dive into our mailbag! We asked you guys on our Twitter, @PGEPod_MMO, which your favorite underrated Mets playoff memories were. We got lots of great answers, so thank you very much for your replies. We read off and discuss our favorites. We also talk about our favorite underrated memories.

And as always, we finish by remembering some guys! Be sure to follow Tim on Twitter @TimothyRRyder and check out his own Mets podcast, Simply Amazin' (@SimplyAmazinPod). Enjoy this week's episode, Mets fans!

Welcome to another week of postseason baseball, Mets fans! This week we have a very special surprise for you: former Met Ty Kelly stopped by the pod to be our first ever guest! It was an absolute pleasure to sit down with him! We hope you enjoy!

With Ty, we talk about his status as postseason hero and how it feels to get a hit off the best postseason pitcher of all time.

He also breaks down his involvement in the infamous "Asses in the Jackpot" viral video.

Ty also tells us all about Advocates for Minor Leaguers, and why minor league baseball players deserve higher wages. You can learn more about the cause here: https://www.advocatesforminorleaguers.com/

Ty also has a YouTube channel! The content is good! Check that out as well: https://www.youtube.com/c/HomelessMinorLeaguer/videos

And last but not least, Ty tells us about his experience playing baseball in Israel for the World Baseball Classic. And this week, Ty leads us in remembering some guys.

Be sure to follow Ty on Twitter @TyKelly11! Have a great week, Mets fans!