On a new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast, Jake Brown opens the show venting frustrations after the Mets lost two of three games to the Astros. He discusses the bad baseball on Wednesday, Daniel Vogelbach’s big week and whether Buck Showalter should be on the hot seat. (5:14) “Unfiltered” podcast host and rabid Mets fan Casey Stern then joins Jake. They discuss the Mets roster underperforming, not having a true clubhouse leader, Billy Eppler’s poor job, no savior in sight and the team needing a rallying cry.

On a new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys open the show talking about the Mets losing two of three games to the Cardinals in Queens. They discuss Buck Showalter’s puzzling moves to take out David Robertson for Adam Ottavino, his continued love affair with Daniel Vogelbach, Brandon Nimmo’s poor baserunning, Pete Alonso coming back a bit too quickly and the bad job Billy Eppler has done with the roster. 26:50) NBA star and rabid Mets fan Donovan Mitchell chats with the guys about his Mets fandom and favorite memories. Figgie’s dad, Nelson Figueroa Sr., joins the show for a Father’s Day interview to talk about watching his son’s journey to the big leagues.

On a live episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys host the show following the Subway Series from EBBS Brewing Co. outside Citi Field. They discuss the Mets’ walk-off win over the Yankees Wednesday, splitting the series, the team’s struggles, the Drew Smith sticky situation, where they go from here and what needs to change. They do some Mets trivia and give podcast shirts out to winners.

On a new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast, Nelson Figueroa is joined by Marc Malusis to discuss the Mets continuing rough patch of games after dropping their series to the Pirates in Pittsburgh. Later, they talk about the struggles of Starling Marte, Francisco Lindor, and Jeff McNeil, if coaching changes could have something to do with it, the recent roster changes, specifically of Hunter and Nogosek getting designated for assignment and what the team will do with the absence of Pete Alsono. Then they look ahead to the Subway Series, breaking down the pitching matchups and talking about the live post-game podcast at Citi Field.

On a new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast, Jake Brown opens the show ranting after the Mets were swept by the Braves in Atlanta. He vents his frustrations over the bullpen doing a horrible job all series, the bad outings from Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer and Daniel Vogelbach needing to be off the roster. Jake also gets into why Francisco Alvarez needs to be in the lineup every day, Tommy Pham playing well, Drew Smith being terrible, Braves fans being classless after cheering Pete Alonso’s injury and looking ahead to what needs to change for the sub-.500 Mets to turn it back around.

On a new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast, Nelson Figueroa is joined by Anthony Rivera of the Subway to Shea podcast to discuss the frustrating weekend the Mets faced against the Blue Jays, as well as Kodai Senga’s attempt to pitch on four days rest and the need for starters to eat some innings. Later, they preview the upcoming big series against the Braves and why it’s imperative for the offense to show some consistency. They’re then joined by producer Andrew Harts to recap the Mets Hall of Fame ceremonies and who could be in the next class of inductees.

On a new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast, Jake Brown opens the show with a tribute to his late friend RJ who passed away on Monday. Jake then discusses the Mets sweeping the Phillies, the great starting pitching they got, Mark Canha’s key homers and the Daniel Vogelbach problem. He also talks with producer Andrew Harts about the new churro nachos at Citi Field, the Mets-Blue Jays series this weekend, the Mets Hall of Fame inductees Saturday and looking back to the Johan Santana no-hitter on the 11-year anniversary.

On a new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys open the show talking about the Mets losing two of three games to the Rockies. They discuss how had their bullpen was, Stephen Nogosek needing to be sent down, Tylor Megill’s continued struggles, Justin Verlander’s rocky start and what options there are for bullpen help. They also discuss Francisco Alvarez’s tremendous play, Tommy Pham saving himself from being cut Sunday and why the Mets should call up Ronny Mauricio this week. In this season’s first edition of “Figgie’s Fables,” Nelson tells the story of a bullpen scandal in Colorado in a game when he was playing.

On a new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown, he is joined by guest co-host Jolly Olive from Jomboy Media. The guys talk about the Mets’ 10-1 win Thursday over the Cubs, avoiding getting swept in Chicago, Carlos Carrasco’s strong outing, Francisco Alvarez’s growth, the catching situation, Gary Sanchez getting DFA’ed and what to do with Daniel Vogelbach and Tommy Pham. They also get into the future of Ronny Mauricio and why they may not be calling him up yet, the series ahead in Colorado and the state of the Mets heading into Memorial Day weekend.

On a new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys open the show talking about the Mets sweeping the Guardians and winning five games in a row. They discuss Francisco Lindor playing hero against his former team, the spark the baby Mets have provided, vintage Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer Sunday, Gary Sanchez getting a chance and the team playing resilient baseball. (26:34) Former Mets and MLB outfielder Rajai Davis then joins the show. Davis discusses his story of getting called up to the Mets, his long MLB career, the Game 7 World Series home run he hit in Cleveland, the Jason Kipnis comments on the Mets not having a leader, the new rules and his role with MLB and in his own community in CT.