Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the Mets getting back into action with three doubleheaders coming up this week as they play nine games in six days. The guys look at what that means for the starting rotation and pitchers coming back from injuries, the trade deadline coming up and Jeff McNeil's struggles. Former Mets pitcher, five-time World Series champion and five-time All-Star David Cone then joins the show. Cone discusses pitching with the Mets in the '80s, his laredo slider, Jacob deGrom and lack of run support, favorite Subway Series memories, being in the YES Network broadcast booth, not coaching and the ending of his career with the Mets in 2003.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about Thursday’s game and the Subway Series being postponed after a Mets player and staff member tested positive for COVID-19. They talk about what this break means for the Mets and their pitching, what the schedule could look like coming up with doubleheaders and the Mets rotation with Seth Lugo in it and Steven Matz in the bullpen. Glendon Rusch, one of the starters on the 2000 Mets, then joins the show. Rusch discusses memories from the 2000 World Series, why he liked playing in the Subway Series and success hitting in 2002.

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Jake Brown opens up the show going on a big rant on what happened with Wilson Ramos Friday night, the vomit surrounding him at a bar watching the game and how much of a liability the catcher position has been for the Mets over the past dozen years. Nelson Figueroa responds on the mess from the weekend, the team doing nothing right, how bad Ramos has been this season and Steven Matz continues to pitch poorly. The guys then talk about poor managing from Luis Rojas over the weekend, Zach Wheeler's strong outing, the J-Rod ownership bid and looking ahead to the series against the Marlins. NY Post Mets beat writer Mike Puma drops by to talk Wawa, the ugly weekend from the Mets, what needs to change, Rojas' questionable decisions, updates on Jacob deGrom and Michael Wacha's health and if the team should go trade for a starting pitcher.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open up the show talking about the Mets' 8-2 win Thursday and the latest on Jeff McNeil's knee injury and when he may be back. The guys then get into Tomas Nido's surprising two-homer game, Dom Smith's bat, Pete Alonso getting hot, how Luis Rojas will handle the lineup, looking ahead to the weekend series against the Phillies and reacting to Marcus Stroman opting out. 1986 Mets World Series champion Dwight "Doc" Gooden then joins the show. Doc discusses the Mets' starting pitching staff, his thoughts on Stroman and Yoenis Cespedes opting out of the season, a potential ownership change, thoughts on the job Brodie Van Wagenen has done as GM and why the Mets might have to consider trading Jacob deGrom.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open up the show talking about Andres Gimenez's big game Sunday and why he needs to be in the lineup every day. They also talk about Jacob deGrom looking good, the series win over the Marlins, the bullpen pitching well and the team playing better after Yoenis Cespedes left. NY Post Mets beat writer Mike Puma then drops by to talk Gimenez, deGrom's finger, Michael Wacha's injury and the bullpen. Former Mets outfielder Endy Chavez then joins the guys. Chavez talks about coaching in the minors, "The Catch" from Game 7 of the 2006 NLCS, memories from that 2006 team and coaching Gimenez and Yoenis Cespedes.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show reacting to Rick Porcello picking up his first win with the Mets and 150th of his career. The guys talk about J.D. Davis and the defense flashing some leather, where Andres Gimenez should play and how to make the lineup work when healthy and the Mets needing to beat the Marlins this weekend. Jake then debuts his Mets rap, which pleasantly surprises Figgie. Joel Sherman debuts his "Sherman's Hot Corner" on the show. Former HQ Trivia host and diehard Mets fan Scott Rogowsky then joins the show. Rogowsky talks about the jerseys and memorabilia he's selling for charity, staying positive after hearing Jake's rant from Monday, why he loves the Mets and his favorite Mets moments.

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Nelson Figueroa opens up the show handing it off to Jake Brown to vent out his frustrations in a long rant on the state after the Mets after Yoenis Cespedes went AWOL and then opted out of the 2020 season. Figgie responds on Cespedes' decision to walk out on the team and shifts the focus to the bad baseball on the field, including five straight losses for the team to fall to 3-7. They also talk about the pain Mets fans go through, trading for Billy Hamilton, Pete Alonso's struggles and looking ahead to the schedule this week and what's next.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show reacting to the Mets' frustrating loss to the Red Sox Wednesday, the poor managing from Luis Rojas leaving Justin Wilson in and Yoenis Cespedes' awful at bat with the bases loaded in the 9th inning. They also talk about David Peterson's debut, Andres Gimenez' first hit and big night and Jose Reyes' retirement. Longtime Mets PR director and now VP of alumni public relations Jay Horwitz then joins the show. Horwitz talks about his new book "Mr. Met", why he wrote it, his glass eye, players like John Franco pranking him, how the job changed over the years, strong relationships with players, if he misses the job and his current alumni role.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the COVID outbreak on the Marlins and how it may affect the league. They then dive into the Mets losing two out of three games to the Braves, Edwin Diaz allowing the game-tying homer Saturday, Sunday's embarrassing loss and what needs to change. NY Post sportswriter Zach Braziller makes his debut on the pod to talk about the remainder of the MLB season, the Mets bullpen and options for the fifth starter. Former Mets closer and one of the greatest closers in baseball history Billy Wagner then joins the show. Wagner discusses not being in the Hall of Fame, his final season being so good, coming back quick from Tommy John Surgery, the pressure pitching in New York and looking back to Game 7 of the 2006 NLCS and Willie Randolph not putting him in to pitch the 9th inning.

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about Marcus Stroman's calf injury and what it means for the rotation and the bullpen. They then dive into the 30-man roster set for Opening Day Friday and what guys made sense and what does not make sense. The guys then give their predictions for what the Mets will do this season. Mets longtime radio voice Howie Rose then joins the show. He discusses the Mets rotation, calling games in a new way this year, his prediction for the team and his favorite David Wright memory. Mets legend David Wright then joins the show. Wright talks about his emotional final game, favorite Mets memory, learning from Mike Piazza, if he would ever coach or manage, frustrations from his back injury, Mets outlook this year, being the captain and if he prefers Shea or Citi.

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