Doug Williams and Andy Martino are back with a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, where they look at a few days for the Mets that featured fights, five wins, and an injury to Jacob deGrom. Andy and Doug flash back to Friday night, and everything that happened between Francisco Lindor and Jeff McNeil, and look at what’s happened since – including a winning streak, bullpen success, and injury concerns for the team’s ace. The guys also talk about the return of Matt Harvey to the big leagues, and his return to Citi Field this week to face the Mets.

Andy Martino and Keith Hernandez deliver a new episode of the Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, which includes big talk about some big moves around the Mets. They guys discuss the hitting coach changes made by the front office, and the analytics behind the decisions. Keith also does a breakdown of Francisco Lindor’s swing, and reveals the reasons why he’s struggling at the plate. Andy and Keith also cover Pete Alonso’s defensive improvements at first base, Keith’s induction into the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame, and a pitch to keep the DH away from the National League forever.

Doug Williams and Andy Martino drop an all-new Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, following an eventful week for the Mets that included a mysterious new “coach” and bullpen drama. The guys try to uncover the exact origins of a popular but very likely fake new Mets coach named Donnie Stevenson, and do a deep dive into the up and down performances of Edwin Diaz since he arrived in New York. Doug and Andy also look at the continued struggles of Francisco Lindor, Dom Smith’s run-in with Phillies pitcher Jose Alvarado, and the baserunning skills of Jonathan Villar.

Doug Williams welcomes former New York Mets GM Omar Minaya as a guest co-host on a new Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon. Doug and Omar look at the reasons behind the Mets offensive struggles, and what a front office can do to help get a team out of a hitting funk. Omar also shares the stories behind the scouting, drafting, and development of Jacob deGrom, as well as the history of Matt Harvey, which included scouting him in 2020 for the Mets. They guys also discuss how Francisco Lindor’s adjustment to the team is similar to Carlos Beltran’s experience in 2005, and look back at how the 2006 NL East Championship team came together.

Doug Williams and Keith Hernandez deliver a new Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as Jacob deGrom continues to deliver dominance for the Mets. Doug and Keith look back to deGrom’s incredible outing on Friday night, talk about how he compares to Doc Gooden during his famous 1985 season, and discuss what it’s like watching deGrom pitch to historic levels. Keith also gives breakdowns of several struggling Mets hitters, including Francisco Lindor, Jeff McNeil, and Michael Conforto.

Doug Williams and Andy Martino drop a new Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as the Mets keep dropping inconsistent early signs in the early games of the season. The guys go deep on J.D. Davis and his defensive issues at 3rd base, and wonder if Luis Guillorme should get more playing time. They also look into the slow offensive starts for Francisco Lindor and Jeff McNeil, and also examine the approach and style of hitting coach Chili Davis.

Andy Martino welcomes special guest co-host John Harper to an all-new episode of the Shea Anything podcast, presented by Verizon. Andy and John get going with the Mets rotation, as they discuss the strong start to the season for the starting pitchers, including what the financial future may now look like for Jacob deGrom and Marcus Stroman. They also talk about a slightly slower start for the offense, including positive and negative signs from Francisco Lindor, Pete Alonso, Michael Conforto, and Jeff McNeil.

Doug Williams and Andy Martino welcome Jerry Blevins to the Shea Anything podcast, as Blevins calls in from Brooklyn, where he's playing at the Mets alternate site. He shares insight on the team from spring training, as well as an inside look at the inner workings of the alternate site at MCU Park. Jerry also shines a light on the work Jacob deGrom does to be great, what it was like to work with Francisco Lindor in the spring, how he feels about instant replay, and where he’s at as far as helping the Mets in 2021. The guys also take on this hard-hitting question: “what position would Jacob deGrom play if he was playing football?”

Doug Williams and Keith Hernandez follow up an eventful Mets home opener with an all-new Shea Anything podcast! The first game at Citi Field with fans in 2021 delivered a controversial and crazy ending, and Keith goes long on what he saw alongside Gary Cohen and Ron Darling, sharing insight on how and why they reacted the way they did during the Michael Conforto hit by pitch walk-off. The guys also cover the storylines from the first week on the field, including the bullpen’s early performance, the offense with runners in scoring position, and the first turn through the starting rotation.

Doug Williams and Andy Martino drop a new Shea Anything podcast, as the New York Mets get the ball rolling on the 2021 season. They cover all the action from an adventurous season opener, including all the drama surrounding Dom Smith, Jacob deGrom, and the bullpen. The guys also look at the value of the contract extension for Francisco Lindor, the potential for new deals for deGrom and Michael Conforto, and listen back to some of the best sound bites from the Steve Cohen/Sandy Alderson news conference.