Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show breaking down the Mets' blockbuster trade, acquiring Francisco Lindor and Carlos Carrasco from the Indians. They discuss why this was a huge win for the Mets, what Lindor and Carrasco mean for the future of the team and breaking down who they traded away. They also get into what the Mets might do next this offseason, fans being hyped and the desire to be back at Citi Field. Mets radio play-by-play voice Howie Rose then joins the show. Rose reacts to the trade, expectations for the team now and why Carrasco is a key part of the deal. Former Mets GM and SNY analyst Jim Duquette then joins the guys. Duquette gives his thoughts on the trade, looks back to the Mike Piazza trade from 1998 and if they can sign Lindor to an extension.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open a special holiday edition of the podcast getting into the Mets’ Christmas wish list. They discuss who they have signed so far, who might be on their radar and what players they hope the Mets add this offseason. Mets first baseman Pete Alonso then joins the show. Alonso talks about his offseason, what he’s working on, Dom Smith, Steve Cohen, Robinson Cano, virtual coaching, playing in front of no fans and if there should be fans in 2021. Alonso also talks about his favorite beer, what he’s doing with “Homers for Heroes,” speaking up on social injustice, being a leader, dealing with failure, the dad bod and pizza.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open up a special edition of the podcast reacting to what new Mets owner Steve Cohen said in his opening press conference. They talk about the jubilation from Mets fans hearing him speak, being the polar opposite of the Wilpons and what it means for the future of the franchise. The guys discuss Marcus Stroman coming back on the qualifying offer, why it was a good move and the Mets rotation moving forward. They also get into what moves the Mets need to make in the offseason, whether they should trade for Francisco Lindor and if Trevor Bauer makes sense. NY Post Mets beat writer Mika Puma joins the guys to talk Cohen, Sandy Alderson, Bauer, J.T. Realmuto and whether Luis Rojas will be managing the team in 2021.

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Jake Brown opens up the season finale episode talking about the disappointing 2020 season and the frustration of missing the playoffs when all the teams they needed to lose did, but they failed to get the job done the final three games. Nelson Figueroa responds talking about the Mets being the biggest disappointment in all of baseball, the Marlins overcoming road blocks and the Mets finishing in last place in the division. The guys talk about the pitching struggles, positives from the lineup, who stays and who will be gone in the offseason, what holes need to be addressed and the bright future with Steve Cohen spending money. NY Post Mets beat writer Mike Puma drops by to talk about the Mets not making the playoffs, the poor pitching from Rick Porcello and Michael Wacha, the future of Brodie Van Wagenen and Luis Rojas, who the Mets should go after in free agency and what to do with Steven Matz.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the series loss to the Rays, meaning the Mets will have a sub-.500 record and likely miss the playoffs. They discuss how disappointing it is that a team with this much talent on offense will miss the playoffs, Jacob deGrom not going to win the Cy Young, the starting pitching struggles, Sandy Alderson returning to the organization and the future with Steve Cohen. WFAN radio host Maggie Gray then joins the show. Gray talks about the frustrating season, Steven Matz's struggles, Seth Lugo as a starter, going after Trevor Bauer and J.T. Realmuto, the rotation moving forward, the future for Luis Rojas and Brodie Van Wagenen, Alderson as president of baseball operations and a dream come true being on WFAN.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the Mets losing two of three to the Braves over the weekend. They get into the Mets needing to go 7-0 to make the playoffs, the struggles from the pitching staff and the road ahead if they want to sneak in. They also talk Steve Cohen, Sandy Alderson likely returning to the organization, needing to hire Theo Epstein and Figgie tells a story of a minor league playoff chase from his career.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open up the show reacting to the Mets’ comeback win Wednesday night, keeping their playoff hopes hanging by a thread. They discuss J.D. Davis’ big game, the young core and then get into Steve Cohen becoming the new Mets owner. Will Cohen spend money and turn the franchise into a contender every year? The guys then get into Jacob deGrom’s injury, if he should make his final two starts and the playoff chase. Then 1986 Mets World Series champion Tim Teufel then joins the show. Teufel talks about coaching at the alternate site in Brooklyn this summer, the Mets’ baserunning woes, the 1986 team, staying ready in that World Series, the team not winning another one in 1987, his Tom Seaver story and Cohen becoming owner.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show reacting to the Mets losing two of three to the Blue Jays. The guys dive into Luis Rojas' wrong decision to pull David Peterson, what Rojas has done wrong and question his future managing the Mets. They discuss Amed Rosario's bad baserunning, Jeff McNeil needing to poop, Rojas' use of analytics and look ahead to three huge games against the Phillies. Comedian and rabid Mets fan Steve Hofstetter then joins the show. Hofstetter talks about his favorite Mets memory, why Rojas deserves another shot next season, comedy ups and downs and when he realized he made it.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show reacting to the big win Wednesday night, led by the heroics of Michael Conforto's catch and Pete Alonso's home run. They talk about the bats coming alive, Jeff McNeil turning it around and discuss the struggles from the starting pitching. They get into Edwin Diaz pitching well, Conforto needing to get a contract extension and look ahead to the final 16 games and if they can sneak into the playoffs. NY Post sportswriter Zach Braziller then joins the guys. Braziller talks about Steve Cohen and him likely becoming owner, the J-Rod bid, Conforto's future and if the Mets can go on a run.

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Jake Brown opens the show with a rant on the Mets' latest loss Monday to the Phillies, the poor job Luis Rojas continues to do and Brodie Van Wagenen's nightmare trades costing this team. Nelson Figueroa responds with what Rojas should have done in the 10th inning and needing to have more of a sense of urgency with 18 games to go. The guys then discuss Brodie's poor moves, the future of Amed Rosario with Andres Gimenez's strong play offensively and defensively, They discuss whether or not the team can still go on a run and make the playoffs. Former Mets pitcher Steve Trachsel then joins the show. Trachsel talks about his "Human Rain Delay" beer, pitching alongside Hall of Famers with the Mets, being coached by Rick Peterson, his 2006 Mets memories, most memorable game, toughest hitter to face and fantasy camp experiences.

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