On a new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown, he opens the show talking about the Mets winning two of three over the Rays and why it was essential for them. (7:32) WFAN producer Ed Arzooman then joins Jake as the guys discuss Wednesday’s miraculous win, Mark Vientos providing a spark, Buck Showalter’s lineup decisions, what other roster moves should be made and the series ahead against the Guardians.

On new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys open the show talking about the Mets disappointing four-game series split against the Nationals. They discuss the lineup’s major struggles, David Peterson getting rocked again, who they can call up to provide a spark on offense, losing to bad teams, Justin Verlander’s Citi Field debut Tuesday and the tough schedule ahead of them. (31:37) At the Nelson Figueroa Spanish Academy, Jake learns how to say “slapping butt cheeks,” “shake it off” and “a spark” in Spanish.

On new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast, Jake Brown is joined by guest co-host Clem from Barstool Sports’ “We Gotta Believe” Mets podcast. They talk about the Mets losing two of three to the Reds, the miserable stretch they are on, concerns with the offense and pitching, whether they should call up Mark Vientos or Ronny Mauricio and Max Scherzer’s latest injury. They try and keep things positive, look ahead to the Nationals series this weekend and look back at Matt Harvey’s career after he announced his retirement.

On new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys open the show talking about the Mets losing two out of three games to the Rockies. They discuss the terrible series, Daniel Vogelbach’s baserunning blunder, their 3-11 stretch, the starting pitching not going deep enough into games, the implosion by the bullpen and the big week ahead against the Reds. (18:40) Former Mets outfielder Benny Agbayani joins the show on his lunch break working at Hawaiian Airlines. Agbayani talks about his time playing overseas in Japan with Bobby Valentine, the huge Mets’ Timers Day ovation he got, his favorite Mets memory, why the 2000 team was special and missing playing in NY after getting traded.

On new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, Jake open with a rant after the Mets were swept by the Tigers in Detroit. They discuss the terrible performance, Brandin Nimmo’s untimely steal attempt, Justin Verlander’s decent Mets debut and Max Scherzer’s struggles. They talk about what needs to change for Scherzer, the lineup not hitting, Buck Showalter needing to show more fire, the good signing of Dominic Leone and the big series ahead in Queens against the Rockies.

On new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast, Jake Brown opens the show talking about the Mets win over the Braves Monday night. He discusses losing two out of three, why some fans need to relax, Justin Verlander back Thursday as the Mets play in Detroit and Brett Baty and Francisco Alvarez getting hot. (12:10) SNY’s “The Mets Pod” co-host Joe DeMayo then joins the show. DeMayo talks about the middle relief concerns, potential reinforcements in the minors, what to do in the rotation when Carlos Carrasco returns next week, Verlander’s Mets debut, seeing the prospects come up and play well and when we may see Ronny Mauricio and Mark Vientos in Queens.

On new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast, Jake Brown opens the show talking about the Mets win Thursday to avoid getting swept by the Nationals. He discusses why it was a crucial win, why Mets fans should not panic, Justin Verlander likely back next week, Brett Baty getting hot and the big series against the Braves this weekend. Producer Andrew Harts then presents Jake with questions in “What Ya Gonna Do?”

On new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys open the show talking about the Mets loss on Sunday. They discuss the series split against the Giants, Drew Smith’s struggles, the 7-3 west coast trip, David Peterson’s rough outings and Joey Lucchesi filling in nicely. They react to the Max Scherzer suspension with Figgie giving a full breakdown of how MLB may be using Max as an example for other players to avoid doing this. Figgie then announces his new job returning to being on TV. It’s then time for a trip to the Nelson Figueroa Spanish Academy, where Jake learns how to say “sticky substance,” “10-game suspension” and “rosin and sweat” in spanish.

On new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast, Jake Brown opens the show talking about Max Scherzer’s controversial ejection in the 4th inning Wednesday. He reacts to what Scherzer and Buck Showalter said after the game, umpire Phil Cuzzi’s foolish decision, the Mets prevailing with a win anyway and reacting to the series win over the Dodgers in Los Angeles. Kodai Senga’s interpreter Hiro Fujiwara joins the show to talk about how he got here, working with Senga and the ghost forkball. The guys then play the rest of the interview with former Mets All-Star infielder Daniel Murphy.

On new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys open the show talking about the Mets sweeping the Athletics. They discuss the wild weekend of games, just how bad the A’s are, Pete Alonso continuing to mash home runs and the bullpen badly needing another reliever. They react to Brett Baty getting called up, what it means for the lineup, Max Scherzer’s sore back and the series ahead against the Dodgers. (18:43) Former Mets All-Star infielder and 2015 NLCS MVP Daniel Murphy then joined the show. Murphy talks about returning to baseball to play for the Long Island Ducks this year, what made him come back to play, his memories with the Mets, his historic 2015 playoff run at the plate and leaving the Mets for the Nationals in free agency.