Doug Williams and Keith Hernandez are back with a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as things are getting thin for the Mets during the season’s home stretch. Doug and Keith dive into the team’s September struggles, the offensive adjustments made by Javier Baez, and whether or not Luis Rojas should take the blame for the Mets lack of success. The guys also look at the ups and downs of Francisco Lindor and Edwin Diaz, and with ESPN’s 1986 Mets documentary airing this week, Keith reveals how he approached his relationship with teammate Gary Carter.

Doug Williams and Andy Martino deliver a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the Subway Series between the Mets and Yankees delivered a ton of drama in Queens. Doug and Andy do a deep dive on the developing story surrounding Taijuan Walker tipping pitches, and the thought amongst some Mets players that there was whistling coming from the Yankees dugout to signal the pitch selection to their hitters. The guys also cover Francisco Lindor’s eventful Sunday, which included jawing with Giancarlo Stanton about the whistling, while winning the Mets fans over with his memorable three home runs in the Subway Series finale. Doug and Andy then wrap the show with a look at the Mets short-term future (a potential Wild Card chase) and long-term future (the search for a potential new team president).

Doug Williams and Jerry Blevins drop a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as Edwin Diaz and Luis Rojas come under fire as the Mets struggle in Miami. Doug and Jerry do a deep dive on the command issues that continue to plague Diaz, and examine the controversial calls made recently by the Mets manager. Then the guys look to cheer everybody up with a great baseball story featuring Jerry and Hank Aaron, another “Rain Delay Recommendation” movie selection, and some future fodder surrounding the future of Billy Beane.

Doug Williams and Andy Martino are back with a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon. With Zack Scott on administrative leave, how could Steve Cohen and Sandy Alderson reshape the front office? Could a big hire be on the horizon this offseason? Doug and Andy also discuss if it's time for the Mets to trade Edwin Diaz who could possibly benefit from a change of scenery. Lastly hear Andy give his opinion of the current clubhouse culture and how the team could benefit from someone who needs to step up and be a David Wright-type leader.

Doug Williams and Keith Hernandez are back with a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as a crazy week continues to unfold for the Mets. With fallout in the front office ongoing with controversy surrounding acting GM Zack Scott, the guys also look back at the booing and thumbs down story, and how it evolved into some memorable games at Citi Field for the Mets. Keith also reveals what he’s seeing with Michael Conforto’s swing, and pulls the curtain back on some moments from the SNY booth, including messing with Gary Cohen, a huge call of a walk-off win, and the secrets of his expense reports!

Doug Williams and guest co-host John Harper drop an all-new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as drama drops all around the Mets and their fans with the “thumbs down” controversy. Doug and John dive into the latest Mets storm after Javier Baez’ comments about the “thumbs down” gesture has put Mets players in conflict with their own fans, and discuss the short-term and long-term effects this all has on Francisco Lindor. The guys also discuss who it might be in the organization that can get through to Lindor, and how this all reflects on the job status of manager Luis Rojas moving forward.

Doug Williams and Jerry Blevins are back with an all-new Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, where they discuss the latest tough times for the Mets, but also look to cheer up Mets fans with some good stories. Doug and Jerry cover the controversial call made by Luis Rojas on Wednesday night, the continued hitting struggles for the team, and the vocal frustration from the fans at Citi Field. Jerry also responds to a story Anthony Recker told Doug about him on an earlier episode of the podcast, recalls being around the set of the movie Moneyball, and tells the tale of an uncredited movie appearance he made a few years later. Jerry also delivers a very interesting Rain Delay Recommendation, a documentary that involves one of the most classic video games of all-time!

Doug Williams welcomes special guest co-host Anthony Recker to the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the Mets head home after a tough trip out west. The guys examine more struggles on offense, as Anthony reveals how one part of a team slumping can affect the entire clubhouse. They also do a deep dive on James McCann’s 2021 season, the performance of Luis Rojas, and Anthony shares an inside story about another member of the cast of Shea Anything!

Doug Williams and Keith Hernandez drop a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the New York Mets drop in the standings and owner Steve Cohen is dropping “mean tweets.” Doug and Keith talk about the Mets owner tweeting about the team’s offensive struggles, the chance the Mets have to turn things around, and the job that manager Luis Rojas is doing through the chaos. They also look at a recent improved stretch for Michael Conforto, and examine the way the team is dealing with the fallout from their losses on the field.

Doug Williams and Andy Martino are back with a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the New York Mets head west after struggling against the Dodgers and slipping in the standings. Doug and Andy discuss the reasons why the team’s offense continues to slump, the injury problems for Jacob deGrom, and how things now look as far as deGrom’s future, considering he has an opt out in his contract following the 2022 season.