The Mets have officially hit the reset button. After missing the postseason, the organization overhauled nearly its entire coaching staff, from bench coach John Gibbons’ retirement to major shakeups across the board.

Anthony Rivera of the 'Subway to Shea' podcast joins Dexter Henry to discuss what went wrong for the Mets down the stretch and what's next in Queens as the Mets look ahead to 2026.

The New York Mets’ 2025 season ends in disappointment, a 4–0 loss to the Miami Marlins on the final day of the regular season eliminates them from playoff contention. With a $340 million payroll and championship expectations, the Mets collapse will go down as one of the most frustrating failures in franchise history.

The Mets have just six games left in the regular season and everything is on the line. On Episode 16 of Straight Outta Flushing, Dexter Henry is joined by Marc Luino (Mets’d Up Podcast) to talk playoff hopes, the young pitching trio of Nolan McLean, Brandon Sproat, and Jonah Tong, and whether the Mets can close the season strong.

“Straight Outta Flushing” is a New York Mets podcast presented by The New York Post. The show is hosted by sports anchor Dexter Henry and NY Post Mets beat writer Mike Puma, who has been covering the Mets for more than 15 years. Each episode will bring viewers analysis and conversation around the Mets performance both on and off the field along with inside scoops from the clubhouse. 

New episodes of “Straight Outta Flushing” will premiere every Sunday at 7 p.m. EST. 

The Mets are spiraling and fans are feeling all the emotions: frustration, anger, and déjà vu from 2007. On Straight Outta Flushing, Dexter Henry breaks down the root of the collapse from the offense going cold to the rotation crumbling and explains why this team has shown us exactly who they are in 2025: inconsistent.

Jon Saponoro of the ’Til Mets Do Us Part Podcast’ joins Dexter Henry this week for 'Dugout Discussions'. The guys discuss the young arms shaping the Mets’ future to the lineup boost of getting Álvarez back, and what Kodai Senga’s demotion really means.

It’s been a rollercoaster week in Flushing. The Mets lost Francisco Álvarez and Frankie Montas, recalled Huáscar Brazobán, and signed Ali Sánchez for catching depth. But we also saw the Amazins’ offense break out and Nolan McLean flash frontline potential.

The Mets have lost __ of their last 18 games but in the middle of the struggles, Pete Alonso became the franchise’s all-time home run leader and Nolan McLean dazzled in his MLB debut.

The trade deadline is in the rearview, but the Mets are reeling after a brutal losing streak. In Episode 11 of Straight Outta Flushing, Dexter Henry talks with New York Post Mets beat writer Mike Puma to answer the big question: are the Mets truly built for a postseason run, or have they been living in the pretender zone all year? Plus, we break down Pete Alonso tying Darryl Strawberry’s franchise home run record, why Frankie Montas’ time in the rotation should be over, and some lighter moments from the week in Mets baseball.