On the latest episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys open the show talking about the Mets taking two of three games over the Marlins. They discuss the team reclaiming first place in the NL East, the Braves finally losing a series, Eduardo Escobar’s hot September, Luis Guillorme’s return to the team and why the Mets are built to win it all. On “Figgie’s Fables,” he talks about being part of the 2008 Mets collapse and how it all transpired. Producer Andrew Harts then tries stumping Jake with Mets trivia in “Stump the Baldy.”

On the latest episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys open the show explaining why it’s not time for Mets fans to panic after losing two of three over the weekend to the Nationals. They discuss the series coming up against the Pirates, the Braves staying hot and Tylor Megill and Luis Guillorme on the mend. (17:55) Jake takes a trip to the Nelson Figueroa Spanish Academy to learn a few timely words this week. (24:25) NY Post Mets beat writer Mike Puma drops by from Pittsburgh. Puma talks about why he thinks the Mets will win the NL East, players coming back from injuries, the schedule and why Mark Vientos still isn’t getting called up.

On a special live episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys host the show from EBBS Brewing Co. outside Citi Field following Old Timers’ Day Saturday. They discuss how special Old Timers’ Day was, seeing Mets greats all together and the great job by Mets ownership to make it all happen. They then talk about the Mets win, the tight NL East standings, the bullpen and Buck Showalter making the magic happen. Fans from the audience then answer Mets trivia questions for prizes. They close the show playing interviews with Billy Wagner, John Franco, Tim Teufel, Glendon Rusch and Dwight Gooden.

On the latest episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys open the show talking about the Mets’ thrilling 10-9 win Sunday in Philadelphia. They discuss Mark Canha’s two clutch home runs, Nate Fisher’s improbable MLB debut, the Mets continuing to be resilient and look ahead to the Subway Series. Mets’d Up podcast hosts Marc Luino and James Schiano then join Jake and Figgie for a crossover pod. They talk about the series win in Philly, Canha, hype around this team, Fisher’s cool story, Mets-Yankees in the Bronx and players they are most excited to see Saturday in the Old Timers' Day game. The guys close the show playing voicemails from Mets Old Timers playing in Saturday’s game, including John Franco, Ed Lynch and Glendon Rusch, explaining why they are pumped for the game and what hitters they want to face.

On the latest episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys open the show talking about the Mets taking two of three games against the Phillies. They discuss their dominant starting pitching, the new guys continuing to hit and the big series ahead against the Braves. Figgie then breaks down his 119-pitch return to the mound last week at 48 years old for the Ferryhawks. (24:50) Blasterjaxx duo Thom Jongkind and Idir Makhlaf then joined the show. They discuss their song “Narco” blowing up thanks to Edwin Diaz, whether both of them and Timmy Trumpet will perform the song at Citi Field and how the song came to fruition.

On the latest episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys open the show talking about the Mets winning four of five games over the Braves. They discuss Jacob deGrom’s brilliant outing Sunday, Braves fans crying on Twitter, the Mets moves at the trade deadline and why this team is built for a deep playoff run. 1969 Mets World Series champion Cleon Jones then joins the show. Jones talks about his new book, 1969 Mets memories, partying with the Jets and Knicks back then and why this Mets team reminds him of the 1969 team. 

On the latest episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys talk about the Mets sweeping the Marlins and Yankees. They discuss the team’s six-game win streak, Jacob deGrom making his season debut Tuesday in DC and what moves they should make before Tuesday’s trade deadline. In “Figgie’s Fables,” he tells stories of the few times he got traded, including the infamous Curt Schilling trade he was a part of.

On the latest episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, the guys open up the show talking about the Mets avoiding a sweep with a big win over the Padres Sunday. They also discuss trading for Daniel Vogelbach, who else they should trade for, Gil Hodges finally making the Baseball Hall of Fame and preview this week’s Subway Series. Mets great and Ferryhawks manager Edgardo Alfonzo then joins the show. Fonzie talks about managing on Staten Island, playing in Mets Old Timer’s Day next month, Subway Series memories, why the 2000 World Series was so special and using alias names on the road.

On a special MLB All-Star week edition of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa, Jake co-hosts the show from Los Angeles, while Figgie is in NY. They discuss Jake’s experience in LA for the All-Star festivities, the Mets performances during the Home Run Derby and All-Star Game and Jacob deGrom’s injury timetable. They also look ahead to the second half of the season, the Juan Soto trade rumors and discuss what this team needs to do before the trade deadline. Jake then chats from Dodger Stadium with Mets All-Stars Edwin Diaz, Jeff McNeil and Pete Alonso to close the show.

On a live edition of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast, Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa host the show from EBBS Brewing Co. outside Citi Field before Keith Hernandez Day. They discuss Hernandez’s No. 17 getting retired, what he meant to the Mets franchise and what other Mets greats could be retired next. They also discuss what the Mets should do at the trade deadline, Jacob deGrom’s rehab and fans answer Keith-themed trivia questions.