On this week’s episode of Straight Outta Flushing, Dexter Henry dives into the sheer brilliance of the Mets’ starting rotation — including David Peterson’s complete game shutout and why Citi Field is becoming a nightmare for opposing teams.

Plus, Pitcher List’s Nick Pollack joins Dugout Discussions to break down how the Mets’ pitching lab is transforming arms into quality starters and why this staff might be the real deal.

Anthony Rivera, host of the 'Subway To Shea' podcast, joins Dexter Henry to talk about whether the Mets, who currently have the most wins in the National League, are true World Series contenders. 

Plus, the episode features a deep dive into Ronny Mauricio’s impact in the majors and why Francisco Lindor should be officially named captain of the Amazins'.

Anthony Rivera of the Subway To Shea Podcast joins Dexter Henry to talk about whether or not the New York Mets who have the most wins in the National League are true World Series contenders. Plus the episode features a deep dive into Ronny Mauricio’s impact thus far and why Francisco Lindor should be officially named team captain.

On the debut episode of 'Straight Outta Flushing,' Dexter Henry breaks down whether there should be concern about Juan Soto’s start to his Mets career and why Edwin Diaz may be able to cash in on his recent dominance.

Plus, Mike Puma joins the show to discuss the Metropolitans' strong finish to May and West Coast road trip to start the month of June.

"Straight Outta Flushing” is a New York Mets podcast presented by The New York Post. The show is hosted by sports anchor Dexter Henry and NY Post Mets beat writer Mike Puma, who has been covering the Mets for more than 15 years. Each episode will bring viewers analysis and conversation around the Mets performance both on and off the field along with inside scoops from the clubhouse. New episodes of “Straight Outta Flushing” will premiere every Sunday at 7 p.m. EST. 

Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa are back for what will be the final episode of the Amazin' But True podcast. Jake and Figgie want to thank all of the listeners, viewers and supporters of the podcast after four fun seasons. On the final episode, they preview the 2024 Mets season and make their predictions. They go through memories of what made the podcast so special the past four years, say their goodbyes and what lies ahead for them. You can watch Jake cover the Mets on his @JakeBrownRadio YouTube page and catch Figgie weeknights on PIX11.

Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa host a live episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast at the Queens Baseball Convention. They discuss the Mets signings so far, the Yamamoto and Ohtani sweepstakes, what other free agents the Mets might go after, whether the Mets will try and trade for Juan Soto and the impact Carlos Mendoza will have. They close the pod with a trip to the Nelson Figueroa Spanish Academy. 

On an emergency episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast, Jake Brown opens the show reacting to the Mets hiring Carlos Mendoza as their next manager. “Subway to Shea” host Anthony Rivera then joins Jake to give his thoughts on the fire. Nelson Figueroa then joins the guys live from Mets fantasy camp to react. They talk about what Mendoza brings to the team, Craig Counsell deciding to go manage the Cubs and the Mets offseason ahead under David Stearns. 

On a new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast, Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show reacting to the Mets moving on from Buck Showalter. They react to the firing, potential managerial replacements David Stearns opening press conference Monday and what he could do for the Mets future. They react to the disappointing 2023 season, what bright spots to take away from it and look ahead to what they need to do in the offseason to be a winning team next year.

On a new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast, Jake Brown opens the show talking about Thursday night’s long rain delay and the game being suspended to Monday after the season ends. Jake and Andrew Harts discuss the wild rain delay, strange week at Citi Field with postponements and delays, the Marlins playoff scenarios, Francisco Lindor’s 30/30 season and if the Mets should trade for Juan Soto.