On a day off in Toronto, Josh meanders through a bonus-track podcast covering everything from the Mets at the midway point to what's unique about Canada to a field trip to the Hockey Hall of Fame to interviewing reliever Tim Peterson in a tunnel. Oh, and a preview of the Blue Jays series.

The Mets escape Florida with a 5-2 win; now they are taking their talents from South Beach to Toronto. Josh recaps the much-needed victory, (kind of) quotes Drake, and Mickey Callaway talks about the importance of Steven Matz.

A loss in Miami - yes, in a deGrom start no less - sinks the Mets to "worst record in the National League" status. Josh examines how this can possibly be... Mickey Callaway does his best to explain a five-win June... and everyone is happy it's now July.

The Marlins are telling their fan (s) to "trust the process," and at least for a night, the process paid dividends at the Mets expense. Josh explains why Jacob deGrom didn't start, why Yoenis Cespedes didn't show up, and what else went wrong... Mickey Callaway finds some positives deep in the Mets bullpen.

Orel Hershiser joins Josh as a special guest as we flash back to the Mets memorable '99 season. And yes, this is an obvious attempt to take your mind off of having just lost two out of three to the Pirates. #LGM

A 9th inning meltdown in the rain is recapped, but also, meet the Mets #1 draft pick Jarred Kelenic, and enjoy a look-ahead at the upcoming Marlins series at no extra charge.

GM Sandy Alderson takes his leave for health reasons. Now what? Josh has all the news, and the Mets get an emotional win with another Flores walkoff hit. Hear from Sandy, Jeff Wilpon, David Wright and Mickey Callaway on a jam-packed poscast.

Flores bat flips and the Mets rally... but come up short to make it seven straight losses. Josh has some ideas on "doing what the game asks you to do;" Mickey Callaway's post-game comments keep getting shorter. Also, a look-ahead to the rest of the homestand.

The magical misery tour continues; pitching injuries lead to Jerry Blevins' first start since A-ball in 2005; he and the rest of the bullpen soldier through 11 innings before a SEVETH Dodgers HR of the day kicks the Mets down the mountain. Josh recaps the craziest game of the year, updates Brandon Nimmo's injury situation, and previews the Pirates series.

The Kershaw-deGrom rematch was a bit of a dud; and while the Mets kept it close until Matt Kemp came off the bench, it's now 11 straight losses to LA. Josh reviews, debates whether or not Chase Utley is a Hall of Famer, and Mickey Callaway looks for bright spots.