Mets had a 2-0 lead up until the 6th when David Peterson became human again. Mets fail with bases loaded in the 7th to take the lead. Will they have another opportunity to win and sweep the Braves? Of course not!

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After all the amazing comebacks we saw last year, where did the Mets put their fight?

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Phillies are coming to town and the Mets may not be playing for the division, but they still are trying to make the playoffs!

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The Mets have put themselves back in the line of fire. With another series loss, the Mets are now just a half a game ahead of the Cincinnati Reds. This is not a good thing. Do the Mets have anything left in the tank to keep themselves afloat for the last month of the season? Do they have an ounce of fight left or will this go down as one of the biggest collapses in Mets history. We'll soon find out.

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Kodai Senga can't get himself out of trouble against the Nationals.

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Many want to know, is this the end of the road for the 2025 Mets?

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Evan Roberts and his co-host Pete Hoffman return for their annual "Drunk Rico" podcast, and the timing couldn't be better. After a demoralizing two months, the Mets finally gave them a reason to celebrate with an easy victory, but don't expect Roberts to just be happy. While he enjoys the win, he can't help but soberly reflect on the team's struggles and the broader issues in baseball, including the state of the game, Manfred's greed, and the Mets' ticket price hikes. Amidst the drunken rants, Roberts delivers a serious and passionate take on the future of the sport, all while sipping from a pirate cup and lamenting the loss of his Mets bucket hat to a hurricane. He may be happy, but he's not a sucker.

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The Mets have an opportunity to win a series for the first time in what feels like a month. Can they find success as they head to Williamsport, PA and beat the Seattle Mariners?

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The reason the Mets waited so long to call up Nolan McLean wasn't about saving a year of team control or being cheap, as many have speculated. It was a calculated move by David Stearns to secure a potential extra first-round draft pick. Under the new CBA, a top-100 prospect who qualifies as a rookie and wins Rookie of the Year or finishes in the top three for MVP or Cy Young can earn their team a compensatory pick. By delaying McLean's call-up until he had only 44 days of service time, the Mets ensured he would still qualify for rookie status in a future season, giving the organization a shot at this valuable incentive. While some argue that waiting for a draft pick is a "crock" and that the team should have prioritized winning now, it's clear this strategic decision was all about building for the long-term future.

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