Tim Britton and Ted Berg are taking your questions in the latest Live edition of The Metrospective. Adonis Medina helped the Mets pick up a dramatic win on Wednesday against the Marlins. His reward? A ticket back to triple-A. How tough is life on the bullpen shuttle. Also, with Jacob deGrom preparing to return to the rotation, AND set to opt-out of his deal, what's the aces next contract look like?

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Tim was living large in Cincinnati this week until his hotel upgrade backfired. Regardless of his room's failures, the Mets continue to win by doing the little things. Plus, Max Scherzer will start this week and Jacob deGrom is dominating rehab assignments!

The trade deadline is a month away and Tim is taking your questions in the latest Metrospective Live Room!

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Tim Britton sits down with Mets Director of Amateur Scouting Marc Tramuto who considers this year's draft one of the most important in franchise history. They drive into the 2022 draft process. They also talk about the challenges of the last couple of years due to COVID-19, how analytics plays into the team's amateur scouting and how important this year's draft is for the organization's sustained success.

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Ted Berg and Tim Britton are back in the Live Room taking listener questions. The Mets were swept by the Astros in a two-game series. Does that count? Plus the latest on Carlos Carrasco's injury and much more.

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Ted shares tales of his first live Mets game of the season. Then he and Tim look ahead to the trade deadline. What bullpen arms would make sense to give the team a boost? Is there a way to also upgrade the offense for the stretch run? Then the guys take some Twitter questions including why haven't we seen Jeff McNeil at third base this season?

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The Mets came from behind to beat the Brewers on Thursday night. A feel good win came with some less positive sidebars. Tyler Megill left his start in the 4th inning with right shoulder discomfort and Eduardo Escobar was unavailable for the team on Thursday due to a "non-workplace event." Ted Berg and Tim Britton cover those topics and take your questions on this live edition of The Metrospective.

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The Mets survived the West Coast trip and despite the Braves and Phillies heating up, hold a comfortable lead in the East. Ted Berg and Tim Britton check in on Max Scherzer and Jacob deGrom as the rotation looks less dominant than it did early in the season. The guys also look ahead to the upcoming series with the Brewers.

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Ted Berg and Tim Britton are back in the Athletic's Live Room to take listener questions. They preview the upcoming series with the lowly Angels in which Noah Syndergaard will not pitch, discuss the likely timetable for Max Scherzer's return and pick which Mets will be in L.A. for this summer's All Star Game.

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Ted and Tim waited until Wednesday to record, so rather than recap a solid split against the Dodgers, they're bemoaning a pair of key injuries on Tuesday night. Not all is lost though, and there is plenty of positives to dive into as well.

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