The best #68 since Jaromir Jagr? Rookie Jeff McNeil has another four hit game - he's now batting .433 at Citi Field while the rest of his teammates flail and miss constantly at home -- and the Mets beat the Giants. Is he the next Daniel murphy? Who is now a Cub, by the way? Josh offers opinions, Mickey Callaway holds his press conference and by the way, Reyes just had his best game in two years, too.

Four hours 20 minures, one run scored, one pop up bungled, and a series-opening loss to SF. Josh remembers a similar play from '62, Mickey Callaway laments a wasted gem from Zack Wheeler, and yada yada yada, the series continues tonight.

The Mets demolish the Phillies in front of hundreds of floss-dancing little leaguers in Williamsport, wearing cool uniforms and making Jason Vargas look like a left-handed Jacob deGrom. Josh summarizes the whirlwind trip to Central Pennsylvania; Todd Frazier and Mickey Callaway weigh in, and Josh tells you why Buster Posey is his favorite Giant in advance of the San Francisco series.

deCy Young Award moved closer to deTri State Area Saturday night; Jacob deGrom dominated the Phillies shaking off a rain delay and minimal run support and Josh has the info. Jake speaks about his thoughts on the prestigious award, as does Mickey Callaway... and Josh previews the upcoming day in Williamsport with the Little Leaguers.

Aaron Nola stakes his claim for Cy Young vs the Mets and the Phillies run wild on Noah Syndergaard (did Steve Jeltz just steal a base???). Also, Josh talks ice cream with the most well-liked press room attendant in the NL, Mickey Callaway talks about the game, and a guy named Zamora pitches for the Mets, up from AA. It's a pretty broad podcast, this one.

A record setting 24 runs on 25 hits in game one! Rosario! Plawecki! Bautista with 7 RBI's in a game he doesn't even start! Position players pitching three innings! Chaos in Philly. Then a loss in game two of the doubleheader. Josh pores over the record books, compares it all to an It's Always Sunny episode, then gets the skinny from Mickey Callaway on why Steven Matz is struggling and if Brandon Nimmo is hurt.

NY 16 Balt 5- close enough, albeit with no poolside guarantees from Kevin Plawecki. The Plaw Dawg did hit a grand slam; Nimmo went 5-5, etc etc etc... even the newest Met Jack Rheinheimer got into the act. Zack Wheeler wins again and the Orioles fall to 50 games out of first. Josh recaps, tells you some things you may not have otherwise known, and Mickey lauds Wheeler for winning without his command. Next up- Philadelphia Asdrubals. Josh previews the series.

Letdown Baseball: The Mets stink it up in Baltimore after the awesome win in the Bronx the night before. Vargas pitches well, the bullpen does not and the offense, other than Nimmo, is a no show. Josh compares the managers, Mickey Callaway meets the media, and Josh thinks Camden Yards could use a little help from handyman.com.

Jacob deGrom no longer has a losing record! Huzzah! he strikes out 12. Double huzzah! The Mets hit five homers. Tripe huzzah! Josh recaps the one game make-up series vs the Yankees, previews what's next in Baltimore, updates the progress of David Wright and Mickey Callaway helps Josh stump for deGrom's Cy Young Award hardware.

David Wright plays... and speaks! Mickey Callaway speaks too after a 4-3 win in Miami that included homers from Reyes and Conforto and seven strong innings from Thor. Josh recaps and explains why a guy named Tobias Moskowitz is the smartest guy in the room.