Sounds From Seaver Way

The Mets dropped the opener against the Yankees 6-4 to snap their 4 game winning streak and after the game Andy Green met with the media to give his thoughts on the game including the start from Nolan McLean along with the in game remembrance of the September 11th attacks.

It's been 25 years to the day since the attacks on September 11th and Pat McCarthy continued his meetings with members of the 2001 Mets team with Manager Bobby Valentine to discuss his memories of the day along with everything from the community efforts to the return to play that fall.

The Mets and the Yankees are getting ready to open a 3 game weekend series but the thing on both Andy Green and Keith Raad's mind is the memories of the September 11th attacks 25 years ago on top of a preview of today's game and series.

The Mets took about as wild of a game as you can play to complete the sweep over the Marlins and after the game Andy Green met with the media to discuss his thoughts on the crazy 15-14 victory.

It was a wild victory for the Mets and after the dust settled on a 15-14 win to sweep the Marlins Pat McCarthy caught up with A.J. Ewing on the field to get his take on the night's action.

Friday will be the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks and the Mets Alumni made their annual trip to an NYFD Firehouse and New York Native John Franco met with Pat McCarthy to talk about the trip to Hook & Ladder Company 25 and what it meant to him.

The Mets have taken the first 2 games of the series against the Marlins and with the chance to sweep Andy Green sat down with Keith Raad to discuss what the bats have done through the first 2 games along with Kodai Senga's adjustability to become a great reliever.

Sean Manaea had an interesting outing tonight, going five perfect innings before allowing four runs before recording an out in the sixth. He spoke with the media to address how he views an outing like this, the team's defense behind him when he was dealing, and the frustration he experienced in the sixth inning.

Following the Mets series victory in Miami, Andy Green met with the media postgame and spoke about the offensive breakout early in both games, Sean Manaea's outing, the performance of the bullpen, and Brett Baty's recent power surge.

The Mets jumped out to an early 7-0 lead in tonight's victory over the Marlins. The early onslaught began on the first pitch of the game when Francisco Lindor blasted a solo home run. He caught up with Pat McCarthy postgame to discuss the home run and the team's offensive performance.