Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the Mets splitting Monday’s doubleheader. They discuss Jacob deGrom’s outing, the bullpen being overused, Jeurys Familia and Robert Gsellman going to the IL, Joey Lucchesi being done for the season, how the Mets fill the pitching holes, all the injuries, Jeff McNeil’s return, the struggling bats and Jake’s scoreboard dancing performance. (25:42) Former Mets pitcher Pat Mahomes then joins the show. Mahomes talks about his son signing the $500 million contract with the Chiefs, bringing him to the ballpark when he was a kid, trying to get him to play baseball, becoming a Mets fan, his time with the Mets and some funny minor league memories.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the current state of the Mets. They discuss Jacob deGrom’s latest shoulder injury, what the Mets should do with him, how good this team is playing, meeting Alex Cohen in a suite Tuesday and why fans are and should be coming out to the ballpark to see the Mets. In the Nelson Figueroa Spanish Academy, Figgie teaches Jake how to say “Happy Father’s Day,” “doubleheader” and “Amazin’ But True” in Spanish. NY Post sports columnist Steve Serby drops by to talk about his 1-on-1 interview with Kevin Pillar, why he’s so important to the Mets, deGrom’s injury, Luis Rojas, Edwin Diaz and the Mets being World Series contenders. In “You Got Mail,” two listeners leave emails on the replace-Mets and one caller asks when the black jerseys are coming back.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the Mets taking two of three games from the Padres. They discuss Luis Rojas pulling Joey Lucchesi early after a strong outing, his mismanagement of the bullpen, Jacob deGrom’s injury and the series ahead against the Cubs. (22:41) Former Mets head athletic trainer Ray Ramirez then joins the pod. Ramirez talks about working in South Korea now for the Air Force, his time with the Mets, some fans putting blame on him for players getting injured, why it’s not the trainer’s fault, getting booed on Opening Day, managers he worked with, why there are so many injuries and a message to the Mets fan base.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the Mets crushing Matt Harvey and the Orioles to the tune of a 14-1 win. They discuss the six-homer barrage, Taijuan Walker’s brilliant season, Kevin Pillar’s importance to the team, returning home, where the Mets stand at the one-third mark of the season, David Peterson’s struggles, Pete Alonso’s comments on baseballs, Spider Tack and shaving. The guys then respond to voicemails from fans in “You Got Mail.” (27:10) Former Mets manager, player and Stamford mayoral candidate Bobby Valentine then joins the show. Valentine talks about running for mayor, the job Luis Rojas has done, his time managing in Japan and looking back to the mustache-glasses disguise game.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the Mets splitting four games with the Padres. They discuss Sunday’s win, Marcus Stroman’s outing, his nonchalant toss, Jacob deGrom’s insane season, Luis Rojas not having him go deeper in games, Jake’s intriguing Saturday night, Figgie in a bowling league and bigger crowds ahead at Citi Field. In “Figgie’s Fable,” he tells the story of Sister Karen. Jake then takes a trip to the Nelson Figueroa Spanish Academy to learn how to say “crab” and “first place” in spanish.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the Mets taking two of three games from the Diamondbacks. They discuss Seth Lugo’s return, David Peterson’s struggles, Jonathan Villar getting hurt, Marcus Stroman’s outing and the loss Tuesday, the offense getting hot and the matchup with the Padres this weekend. (21:04) Former Mets pitcher and 2012 NL Cy Young Award winner R.A. Dickey then joins the show. Dickey discusses his journey, his knuckleball, his Mets memories, pitching in his 40s, whether he can still pitch, the Mets trading him, his favorite catcher to throw to, the Cy Young club, teaching the knuckleball and what he’s up to now.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the Mets getting Pete Alonso, Seth Lugo and Kevin Pillar back on Monday. They discuss what Lugo’s role will be, the fill-ins doing a good job in their place, Saturday’s blowout win over the Braves and where the team stands as it begins this road trip. (16:45) Former Mets pitcher Bill Pulsipher then joins the show. HE talks about memories with Figgie, Generation K, the ups and downs of his career and dealing with depression, anxiety and injuries in the big leagues.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the Mets finding a way to win three out of four over the Rockies. They discuss the pitching carrying the team, how this AAAA lineup is winning games, Luis Rojas deserving credit, Noah Syndergaard’s setback and all the injuries this team is dealing with. In “Figgie’s Fables,” he talks about getting hits in his career off Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine and John Smoltz. (29:00) Baseball reporter Suzie Hunter drops by the pod to talk about going to all 30 ballparks this summer and raising money for the Boys and Girls Clubs of America.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the Mets losing two of three games to the Marlins. They talk about all the injuries, all the obscure names in the lineup, the return to Citi Field this week and react to the tweet from Jordan Yamamoto’s wife. In the Nelson Figueroa Spanish Academy, Jake tries to say “who’s on first” and “retired reliever” in Spanish. (27:21) Former Mets pitcher Jerry Blevins then joins the show. Blevins discusses his decision to retire, what he’s doing now, changes in the game, his proudest moment and why the 2021 Mets could be a championship team.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the Mets taking two of three games from the Braves. They discuss the 14 players on the IL, the catching dilemma, the Mets having to keep Kevin Pillar from playing, the team's fight, Edwin Diaz’s usage, the bullpen, and Jake reads a review from an angry listener. NY Post sports writer Zach Braziller drops by the pod to talk about all the injuries, the state of the team and if Luis Rojas is the right manager for this team.

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