Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the season finale of the show talking about the breaking news that the Mets have fired Luis Rojas. They discuss why Rojas was let go, potential replacements, why hiring Carlos Beltran would make sense, players underperforming this season and evaluating the 2021 season and how the Mets can improve in the offseason. The guys then go through all the Mets free agents and debate who stays and who goes.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the frustrations of the 2021 Mets. They discuss the poor play on the road, Noah Syndergaard’s debut and whether he should get the qualifying offer and reacting to Sandy Alderson’s underwhelming comments this week. (14:21) Former Mets GM and current ambassador Omar Minaya then joins the show. Minaya talks about the season, the future of the team, Steve Cohen, Sandy Alderson and memories from his time as GM.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the Mets being eliminated from playoff contention. They discuss the Brewers clinching the division in front of them in a sweep, the disappointing season and some of the question marks going into the offseason. In the final installment of the Nelson Figueroa Spanish Academy, Jake learns how to say “never give up,” “there’s always next year” and “thank you for your participation” in Spanish. (18:33) NY Post Mets beat writer Mike Puma drops by to talk about the underachieving season, the managerial and front office changes ahead, what they need to address this offseason and the back and forth with him and Steve Cohen.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the Mets losing both games to the Red Sox. They discuss their playoff hopes essentially being over, the frustrations the past six weeks, whether they should re-sign Javy Baez, other offseason questions and what to watch for the final week of the season. (16:12) Former Mets manager Terry Collins then joins the show. Collins talks about the current state of the Mets, pitchers not going deep in games, Luis Rojas’ future, analytics in the game today, Carlos Beltran as a Mets managerial option, Steve Cohen, broadcasting on the radio and riding the train from the game.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the Mets avoiding getting swept on Sunday. They discuss the series loss, a terrible week at home, Luis Rojas’ managing continuing to hurt the Mets and if there’s any chance for the Mets to get to the playoffs. (21:19) Mets legend Doc Gooden then joins the show. Gooden talks about the “Once Upon A Time in Queens” 30 for 30 series, the 1986 Mets, the thumbs down saga, Rojas pulling starters early, whether to bring Javy Baez back and there needing to be accountability with the players.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the bad job Luis Rojas has done managing this team and looking back at the mistakes he made Tuesday night. They discuss the Mets getting swept by the Cardinals, whether their playoff hopes are over and Steve Cohen’s latest Twitter saga. It’s then time for a trip to the Nelson Figueroa Spanish Academy, where Jake learns how to say “too many mistakes,” “goodbye playoff hopes” and “we still have a chance.”

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Jake Brown, Nelson Figueroa, Chris Shearn and Jeff Nelson open up with an Amazin’ But True-Pinstripe Pod crossover segment to recap the Subway Series. They discuss Sunday’s incredible game, the benches clearing, Francisco Lindor’s big Mets moment and the Subway Series being reignited, Nellie meeting Leonardo DiCaprio and the special ceremonies Saturday at the 9-11 game. Jake and Figgie then get into the Mets being in a playoff race, how important winning that series was, the insane atmosphere, whether this leads to the Mets going on a run and reacting to raising over $12,000 at the fundraiser podcast at Katch Astoria on Friday.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa do the podcast live from Katch Astoria to raise money for families and first responders from 9-11. The guys talk about the event, auction items, remembering 9-11 and where they were. They preview the Subway Series and talk Yankees with Pinstripe Pod hosts Chris Shearn and Jeff Nelson. They then get into the Mets' struggles and take a trip to the Nelson Figueroa Spanish Academy.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about Edwin Diaz blowing a big game Monday. They discuss the frustrating loss, Diaz’s up and down tenure with the Mets, playing better baseball the past week, the lineup coming around and previewing Friday’s Katch Astoria live fundraiser podcast. (24:45) Executive Director of Heritage Works Charlie Turano joins the pod to talk about their post 9-11 game collection, being friends with Mike Piazza and looking back to that big home run that uplifted the city.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about Mets GM Zack Scott getting arrested for a DWI charge Wednesday. They discuss the team needing to clean house in the front office, the crazy storm that hit NY/NJ, the Mets’ wild comeback win Tuesday, getting within five games in the NL East and the schedule coming up for them and the teams ahead of them. In the Nelson Figueroa Spanish Academy, Jake learns how to say “drunk driving,” “ya gotta believe” and “charity event.” The guys discuss their 9/11 live podcast charity event at Katch Astoria coming up on 9/10. Jake then questions Figgie on the Mets dysfunction when he was pitching there, the time when he got sent down after comments he made and whether he cried at all during his career.

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