Locked On Mets - Daily Podcast On The New York Mets
Locked On Mets podcast is your daily ticket to stay ahead of the game and the first to know the latest news, analysis, and insider info for the Amazin’ New York Mets and Major League Baseball. Hosted by Ryan Finkelstein, the Locked On Mets podcast provides your daily Mets fix with all the back page stories, expert, local analysis, and coverage of all aspects of the Mets franchise. Locked On Mets takes you beyond the scoreboard for the inside scoops on the biggest stories from within the Mets locker room and all over MLB. The Locked On Mets podcast is part...
BLOWOUT: Nolan McLean DEALS Like an Ace, New York Mets' Bats AWAKEN to Salvage a Win vs. the Reds!
New York Mets crush Cincinnati Reds as Nolan McLean flashes ace potential and the offense finally erupts. Can this be the turning point for a team stuck in a cycle of inconsistency?
Bo Bichette continues his red-hot streak, Juan Soto delivers clutch RBIs, and Mark Vientos rebounds at the plate despite defensive struggles, fueling a much-needed series salvage win.
Ryan Finkelstein analyzes McLean’s dominant seven-inning, nine-strikeout performance, key defensive moments from AJ Ewing, and the lineup’s resurgence with 15 hits and improved situational hitting.
Discussion centers on the Mets’ unreliable rotation, critical upcoming...
Kodai Senga is the New York Mets’ BEST Option Right Now…Which is Exactly the Problem!
New York Mets’ rotation woes deepen as Kodai Senga struggles in his return, but is he still their best option?
Ryan Finkelstein questions whether the Mets’ season is slipping away, dissecting Senga’s early meltdown against the Reds and the frustrating lack of effective alternatives like David Peterson and Tobias Myers.
With the Mets’ offense wasting key opportunities—Francisco Alvarez, Brett Baty, and Mark Vientos continuing to disappoint—can even a healthy Francisco Lindor save their postseason hopes?
Finkelstein breaks down recent roster moves, highlights Bo Bichette’s hot streak, and examines the uphill battle fa...
POSTCAST: Early Trouble SINKS Kodai Senga, Mets Bats WASTE Chances Again
Kodai Senga allowed four runs in the first inning and the New York Mets left another 11 men on-base in a 5-3 loss to the Cincinnati Reds.
Well, Senga's return to the rotation got off to a rocky start. He walked the first two batters of the game, and then allowed a 3-run home run. Another homer made it 4-0 by the time the inning was over. He was able to settle down after that and get through four innings, but his lengthy first inning all but confirmed it was going to be short outing for the right-hander.
...DISASTER: Tobias Myers’ Mets Audition COLLAPSES—Will Kodai Senga RESCUE New York vs Reds?
New York Mets collapse in blowout loss as Tobias Myers struggles in his rotation audition. Can Kodai Senga step up and rescue the battered pitching staff?
Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the Mets’ 12-0 defeat to the Cincinnati Reds, highlighting Eugenio Suárez’s dominance and the impact of Christian Scott’s injury.
Mets fans get an inside look at critical roster decisions, the importance of the upcoming Phillies series, and why winning the next stretch of games is crucial for staying in Wild Card contention.
Plus, Ryan reflects on 10 years of the Locked On Podcast...
POSTCAST: Familiar Pitching Woes DOOM Mets As Reds CRUSH In The Opener
The woes continued for the New York Mets in the starting pitching department, as they were blown out in the opener of this series with the Cincinnati Reds, 12-0.
It's pretty simple at this point. The Mets don't have a big league rotation. They don't have five starters they can trust and now, injuries are also starting to pile up. Tobias Myers got the chance to start tonight and he gave up 7 earned runs in just 1.1 innings pitched.
Things weren't much better for Jonathan Pintaro or David Peterson, who combined to give up five more r...
NEWS: Christian Scott Hits the IL, Jonathan Pintaro Recalled | What's Next for the Mets Rotation?
New York Mets suffer another rotation blow as Christian Scott hits the IL with a hip injury, forcing an urgent shake-up on the mound. Can the Mets’ patchwork pitching staff withstand another setback, or will their season unravel under mounting pressure?
Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the immediate recall of Jonathan Pintaro, the likely necessity of David Peterson and Kodai Senga stepping up, and why Tobias Myers might emerge as a crucial piece moving forward.
Key topics include the challenges of stretching the bullpen, the limited effectiveness of top prospects, and the pivotal roles of Sean Man...
Will Tobias Myers Get a REAL Chance to STICK in the Rotation? | Finding the Mets' Winning Combination
New York Mets face critical questions in the rotation as Tobias Myers gets the start—can he emerge as the answer the Mets desperately need? With David Peterson battling inconsistency and Kodai Senga’s return still uncertain, the Mets’ pitching staff hangs in the balance during a grueling 22-games-in-23-days stretch.
Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the strategic shifts in the Mets’ pitching approach, potential six-man rotation options, and the ripple effects on bullpen management.
Previewing the crucial series against the Cincinnati Reds, Ryan Finkelstein highlights key injuries, offensive threats like Elly De La Cruz, and the impor...
FINALLY: Freddy Peralta DELIVERS and the Bats WAKE UP, New York Mets Beat the Atlanta Braves!
New York Mets silence Atlanta Braves’ red-hot offense as Freddie Peralta bounces back and the bats erupt in a statement series win.
With key contributions from Bo Bichette, Juan Soto, Jared Young, and AJ Ewing, are the Mets finally turning the corner—or is this just another fleeting high point?
Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the Mets’ 8-1 victory, spotlighting Peralta’s revitalized fastball, the emerging consistency in the batting order, and strong bullpen support. Topics include Bo Bichette’s resurgence, Marcus Semien’s home run surge, and impending roster moves as Francisco Lindor nears return.
The disc...
POSTCAST: FOUR Run First FUELS Mets Series Win Over Braves
Behind a four run first inning, the New York Mets defeated the Atlanta Braves, 8-1 to win the game and win the series against their NL East rival.
Well, after not having much to show for things with the bats yesterday, the Mets definitely had a turnaround. After Freddy Peralta got out of a jam in the first inning, the team responded with a four run frame and they were off to the races.
It was a day of great individual performances, with AJ Ewing's three hit day (and falling just a triple short of th...
If the Knicks Can WIN IT ALL, Maybe One Day the Mets Can? | Sean Manaea Just EARNED a Rotation Spot
New York Knicks end a 50-year championship drought—can the New York Mets find similar magic?
Ryan Finkelstein draws parallels between the Knicks’ improbable NBA title and the Mets’ own long quest for World Series glory, sparking hope for fans hungry for a baseball miracle.
The conversation kicks off with a salute to Knicks fans, then shifts focus to Mets baseball, where optimism and frustration collide.
Sean Manaea’s dominant return to the Mets’ starting rotation is in the spotlight, with Ryan Finkelstein breaking down his effective six-inning performance and the lineup’s persistent str...
POSTCAST: Mets WASTE Sean Manaea's Return To the Rotation, Bats Go QUIET
Sean Manaea delivered a quality start in his return to the rotation, but it wasn't enough as the New York Mets fell to the Atlanta Braves 3-1.
Manaea went the longest he's gone in an outing this season and it was the first time he's gone six innings since the 2024 season. And on a day where the Mets needed quality and length, Manaea gave them both.
Unfortunately, it went to waste as the Mets offense was quieted in this one. Only 6 hits and only two extra base hits, one coming in the 9th inning, the Me...
SPIDER-MAN: Bo Bichette POWERS Mets to Victory Over Braves—Is This the Momentum Shift?
New York Mets overpower Atlanta Braves as Bo Bichette erupts for two home runs and six RBI—could this spark a season turnaround?
Ryan Finkelstein spotlights Bichette’s electrifying night, Juan Soto’s contributions, and the bullpen’s late-game heroics that secured a crucial division win.
The new Spider-Man celebration takes center stage, igniting fan excitement and clubhouse energy.
Key analysis covers Bichette’s recent surge, his potential to anchor the lineup, and how Francisco Lindor’s return from injury may reshape the Mets’ offense.
Finkelstein reviews David Stearns’ latest roster updates, injury tim...
POSTCAST: Mets SLUG Their Way To Win In FIRST Meeting With Braves
Behind three home runs, and a 6 RBI night from Bo Bichette, the New York Mets took the opener from the Atlanta Braves, 7-5.
It was a long night at the ballpark, with the game being delayed because of a storm. But once things got underway, the Mets slugged their way in front and held on to beat the Braves in their first meeting of the season.
A fast start for the Mets, with Bo Bichette and Juan Soto going back-to-back in the first inning to give the Mets an early lead.
Nolan McLean bat...
ULTIMATE TEST: New York Mets Got One Win, But Now MUST Salvage Homestand vs. the Atlanta Braves
New York Mets rally behind Juan Soto’s fireworks to salvage a series win, but a daunting test against the Atlanta Braves looms.
Can the Mets turn momentum into a turning point for their season?
Ryan Finkelstein recaps the Mets’ dramatic victory over the St. Louis Cardinals, spotlighting Christian Scott’s gritty rebound and Soto’s game-winning homer.
Key topics include the bullpen’s shutdown performance, looming showdowns with Braves' Spencer Strider, and the latest on Francisco Lindor’s anticipated injury return. Injury updates on Kodai Senga and Luis Robert, plus speculation around roster moves...
The SAME Problem is KILLING the New York Mets in 2026 | Can This Rotation Be FIXED?!
New York Mets’ persistent pitching woes derail hopes as David Peterson’s latest start turns disastrous. Is the 2026 season slipping away for Queens’ hopefuls?
Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the Mets’ ongoing rotation crisis, spotlighting another tough outing for Peterson and failed “opener” strategies.
The conversation explores the frustration around Sean Manaea’s uncertain role, the absence of Kodai Senga, and the front office’s gamble on short-handed pitching depth.
With names like Christian Scott and Jonah Tong forced into action, questions loom about the team’s youth movement and lack of impactful offseason reinforcements.
POSTCAST: Pitching BETRAYS Mets Early, Offense UNABLE To Respond
The New York Mets were down 2-0 before they took an at-bat and fell to the St. Louis Cardinals for the second straight night, 9-2.
It was a reshuffled pitching setup for the Mets, opting to go with Austin Warren tonight instead of Christian Scott (who will start tomorrow) and it was a disaster. Warren allowed two runs in the first inning and David Peterson didn't fair much better, allowing 6 earned runs over just 3.2 innings pitched.
As for the bats, well, you know the story by now. Another rough night ensued. The major chance the M...
Can Freddy Peralta EXPECT an 8-Year Deal?! | If the Mets Can't Extend Him, Do They HAVE to Trade Him?
New York Mets face major questions as Freddy Peralta struggles and contract demands raise trade speculation.
Can the Mets afford to give Peralta an eight-year deal, or is his tenure in New York already nearing its end?
Ryan Finkelstein breaks down Peralta’s rocky outing, contrasts his current ERAs and quality starts with last season’s dominance, and examines reported negotiations compared to deals like Max Fried’s and Dylan Cease’s.
Injury updates take center stage with Francisco Lindor nearing return, Jorge Polanco stalled by ankle issues, and Kodai Senga sidelined, intensifying the Mets’...
POSTCAST: Mets SHUTOUT By Cardinals To Open Homestand | Freddy Peralta STRUGGLES
Returning home to start a six-game homestand, the New York Mets were shutout by the St. Louis Cardinals, dropping the opener of this series, 7-0.
A 4-run third inning is where it went downhill for Freddy Peralta. The first four batters all reached base to get the run started for the Cardinals, who continued to pour it on against Peralta over his six innings of work.
It was a quiet night for the Mets bats, who did have a chance to get a rally going in the bottom of the 4th but Marcus Semien flew o...
Will the New York Mets RISE or CRUMBLE Against TOUGH Competition?! | Pivotal Stretch Beings Now
New York Mets face a season-defining gauntlet as they take on the National League’s elite.
With their playoff hopes hanging in the balance, can Marcus Semien, Bo Bichette, and Juan Soto ignite a true turnaround, or will inconsistency continue to plague the squad?
Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the Mets’ recent up-and-down stretch, spotlighting Carson Benge’s emergence, the bullpen’s reliability with Devin Williams and Brooks Raley, and glaring questions in the back end of the rotation.
Key topics include Philadelphia Phillies’ rise, Freddy Peralta anchoring the staff, and the looming challenges against the...
STUD: Carson Benge is FLASHING All-Star Potential! | Are We Seeing the VISION of the Nimmo Trade?
New York Mets showcase Carson Benge’s superstar ceiling with a flawless 5-for-5 game, sparking questions about whether the Mets’ youth movement is the secret to their resurgence.
Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the Mets’ thrilling win over the San Diego Padres, spotlighting Benge’s historic feat alongside clutch moments from Marcus Semien and AJ Ewing as the outfield vision behind the Brandon Nimmo trade becomes crystal clear.
Discussion heats up around Semien’s resurgence at the plate, the rapid development of rookies Ewing and Benge, and the evolving dynamics of the Mets’ lineup.
Analysis cover...
POSTCAST: Behind Carson Benge's FIVE Hit Day, Mets Leave San Diego With Series WIN
Carson Benge had a career day at the plate, and the New York Mets were able to leave San Diego with a series win after defeating the Padres, 7-3.
Benge is the highlight of this one, going 5-for-5 with 2 RBI and falling just a double short of the cycle. It was a good afternoon for the Mets offense as a whole, scoring 7 runs on 13 hits. Marcus Semien continued his power surge with yet another HR and MJ Melendez added one of his own, off a lefty.
It was another opener for the Mets, with Huascar Br...
POSTCAST: Nolan McLean BATTLES Through Six, But Padres Strike LATE To Even Series
Nolan McLean battled for the second straight start, but a late homer off of Austin Warren gave the San Diego Padres the lead and they defeated the New York Mets, 3-2.
McLean didn't have his best stuff again tonight, but battled and threw a career high 101 pitches over six innings of one run ball.
The offense didn't do much, but a Marcus Semien homer in the 7th gave the Mets a 2-1 lead. Warren came in for the 7th and almost got out of it. But after not being able to make a play to en...
SHUTOUT: Christian Scott Sets the TONE, Mets Beat Padres 5-0 | Does Scott Have Frontline Potential?
New York Mets blank the San Diego Padres as Christian Scott dominates on the mound. Could Scott be the Mets’ best young starter as the Wild Card race heats up?
Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the Mets’ commanding win, spotlighting Scott’s five-and-two-thirds shutout innings, improved pitch command, and evolving arsenal that now includes a lethal cutter.
Key topics include Luis Torrens and Jared Young’s offensive sparks and the bullpen’s continued reliability. The conversation also covers injury updates on Jorge Polanco and Francisco Alvarez, lineup projections for the upcoming homestand, and how these returning players cou...
POSTCAST: Christian Scott's BEST Start Of Year And A Pair Of HOMERS Spark W Against San Diego
Christian Scott's best start of the year and some pop from Jared Young and Luis Torrens, fueled the New York Mets shutout of the San Diego Padres, 5-0.
The Mets carried the win from the finale against the Seattle Mariners and put together a complete game in the opener of this series. Scott gave the Mets 5.2 scoreless innings of work, for his third straight solid outing.
Offensively, the bats were able to provide the pop. Jared Young and Luis Torrens each went yard, and against this lowly Padres offense, that would have been enough. A B...
DEPLETED: Is the New York Mets Farm System Falling OFF? | Is Selling the BEST Thing for the Mets?
New York Mets’ farm system faces a critical crossroads as top prospects graduate and trade deadline decisions loom large.
Can trading key players like Freddy Peralta bring the injection of young talent the organization desperately needs to remain competitive?
The conversation focused on the Mets’ shrinking presence in the Top 100 prospect rankings, highlighting the ascendancy of AJ Ewing, Jack Wenninger, and the status of Ryan Clifford versus Jacob Reimer.
A key theme that emerged was whether selling at the deadline is the right move for long-term success, especially as the farm thins and recent...
Bo Bichette Shows What the Mets Have Been MISSING! | One Great Game, or the Start of Something More?
New York Mets snap their skid as Bo Bichette ignites the offense and Freddy Peralta silences the Mariners’ bats.
Can Bichette’s resurgence power the Mets into contention?
Ryan Finkelstein recaps the Mets’ decisive 7-1 victory over the Seattle Mariners, spotlighting Bo Bichette’s flawless four-hit night and Freddy Peralta’s dominant outing.
The conversation explores whether Bichette’s breakout at the plate signals a turning point for his season and the Mets’ playoff hopes, examines lineup changes involving Juan Soto, Jorge Polanco, and Carson Benge, and dissects the ongoing rotation shuffle after Jonah Tong’s dem...
POSTCAST: FOUR Hit Game For Bo Bichette, FOUR Run Inning Leads Mets To Win
Bo Bichette had his first four hit game as a New York Met and the Mets were able to leave Seattle with a 7-1 win over the Mariners.
It was a nice bounce back for the Mets in all facets of their game. The bats had a big day, headlined by Bichette's four hits. Although, AJ Ewing's first three-hit game as a pro shouldn't go unmentioned.
Pitching wise, Freddy Peralta was the stopper that the Mets needed. He battled through six innings, allowing just one earned run. Behind him, the defense turned a pair of ke...
YIKES: Mark Vientos Takes NO Accountability for POOR Play | When Do the Mets HOLD Him Accountable?!
New York Mets falter against the Seattle Mariners as Mark Vientos dodges accountability. Is his time as a Mets starter running out?
Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the Mets’ disappointing loss, spotlighting Vientos’ struggles at the plate and in the field, along with his controversial postgame comments blaming “bad luck.”
Key topics include comparison to rookie Jonah Tong’s professionalism, the impact of costly errors, and looming changes as Jorge Polanco and Francisco Alvarez near returns from rehab.
Ryan Finkelstein questions whether Jared Young should overtake Vientos in the first base platoon and what the rest of...
POSTCAST: Defense And The Long Ball SINK Mets | Drop Second Straight
The New York Mets played a mistake fueled game and served up some home runs in an 8-3 to the Seattle Mariners.
Homers were the name of the game tonight, with the Mets giving up three of them to account for 6 of the Mariners 8 runs. For the Mets, their entire offense was homers. Carson Benge had the first multi home-run game of his career and was responsible for all three of the Mets runs.
It was also a rough night defensively for the Mets, as a pair of errors led to a run in the 3rd...
REBOUND: Sean Manaea May Have FOUND It Again, But New York Mets' Winning Streak Was Still SNAPPED
New York Mets' winning streak ends, but Sean Manaea's resurgence offers hope for the rotation. Can increased velocity and confidence restore stability to the pitching staff?
Ryan Finkelstein breaks down Manaea’s impressive outing, evaluates Carlos Mendoza’s bullpen decisions, and highlights clutch moments from Jared Young and Marcus Semien.
The episode features a deep dive into the Mets’ pitching options, including Kodai Senga’s rehab progress and Jonah Tong's potential role.
Key discussion points include the Mets' offensive struggles against the Seattle Mariners’ elite bullpen, the challenge of facing Logan Gilbert and George Kirby...
POSTCAST: Road Trip Starts With Extra Innings, Mets See Winning Streak SNAPPED
The New York Mets played their 12th extra inning game of the season, but fell to the Seattle Mariners, 3-2.
This game was a pitcher's duel, with the only runs being scored off of solo home runs (4 of them, in fact). Sean Manaea looked really solid in his five innings of work as the bulk reliever.
Brooks Raley, however, allowed the game-tying home run off the bat of Josh Naylor in the 7th. Both teams were held scoreless through the remainder of the 9 innings and we were off to extras.
The Mets were...
UPHILL BATTLE: Will the New York Mets Be a Playoff Team in 2026? | Mets vs. Mariners Series Preview
New York Mets eye a playoff push after sweeping the Miami Marlins, but a brutal schedule and crowded NL Wild Card race threaten their hopes.
Can Juan Soto’s scorching bat and the return of key players like Francisco Lindor and Francisco Alvarez ignite a summer surge?
Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the Mets’ path forward, evaluating the impact of recent winning streaks, the daunting road ahead against the Mariners and Padres, and what it will take on both offense and in a shaky rotation to reach October.
Key topics include the emergence of young...
SWEEP: The New York Mets ROUT the Marlins to Finish the Month of May on a HIGH Note!
New York Mets sweep Miami Marlins as Juan Soto launches a grand slam and Marcus Semien rediscovers his power stroke. Are the Mets finally turning the corner for a playoff push?
Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the Mets’ offensive explosion, highlighting Carson Benge's leadoff impact, Semien's resurgence, and strong contributions from rookies AJ Ewing and Brett Baty.
Pitching analysis spotlights Nolan McLean’s gritty five innings and David Peterson’s dominant bullpen outing, while key injuries and looming returns for Francisco Lindor and Jorge Polanco keep the lineup’s future in focus.
Can the Mets’ surg...
POSTCAST: Juan Soto GRAND SLAM Tops Off HUGE Day For Mets, Complete SWEEP
The New York Mets had ANOTHER great day with the bats to finish off a sweep of the Miami Marlins, winning 10-1.
9 of the 10 runs the Mets scored this afternoon came with two-outs, none bigger than the 4 on Juan Soto's 13th home run of the season, the Mets first grand slam of 2026.
Nolan McLean got the start and while the results were much better, it was still a struggle for the Mets right-hander. He had to navigate his way around five walks, and managed to only allow one run.
David Peterson looked good in...
REVENGE: New York Mets BEAT the Marlins to Take the Series! | Christian Scott Continues to SHINE
New York Mets silence the Miami Marlins, riding Christian Scott’s dominant outing and a surging lineup for back-to-back high-scoring wins. Can this rejuvenated Mets squad capitalize and secure the sweep to keep their postseason hopes alive?
Ryan Finkelstein spotlights how Scott’s electric fastball, devastating sweeper, and composure have elevated him to a top-three starter, reshaping the Mets’ pitching staff amidst injuries.
Key offensive sparks from Jared Young, Mark Vientos, and a milestone first MLB homer from Hayden Senger power the attack, while bullpen stability remains crucial.
The episode examines Nolan McLean’s upcoming...
POSTCAST: Bats Stay HOT, Christian Scott Earns FIRST MLB Win
Christian Scott earned his first career win, the bats stayed hot, and the New York Mets defeated the Miami Marlins, 6-1.
Another game where the Mets were able to play from in front, courtesy of RBI hits from Mark Vientos and Marcus Semien in the 4th. They added on with Jared Young and Hayden Senger each going yard.
Christian Scott was only able to give the Mets five innings today, but it was enough for him to earn his first career MLB win.
Devin Williams added a shutdown, 1-2-3 9th inning to wr...
SHOCKER: New York Mets Option Tobias Myers After WILD Game— Pitching Rotation CHAOS?
New York Mets survive wild 10-inning thriller, but bullpen depth is tested as Tobias Myers is sent down. Can MJ Melendez’s clutch bat and the looming returns of Francisco Alvarez and Jorge Polanco keep the Mets’ playoff hopes alive?
Host Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the Mets’ high-scoring victory over the Miami Marlins, spotlighting Mark Vientos’ power, Melendez’s walk-off heroics, and concerns about Freddy Peralta’s short outings.
With David Peterson shifting to the bullpen, Sean Manaea eyeing a rotation spot, and options limited for fresh relief arms, roster decisions loom large. Updates on Polanco’s and...
POSTCAST: MJ Melendez WALKS IT OFF As Mets Open Series Against MIA With Dramatic WIN
MJ Melendez saved the New York Mets from a disaster, as his walk-off two-run HR sealed the Mets 7th extra innings win of the season.
The Mets jumped out early in this one, scoring four runs in the first. But a rough start from Freddy Peralta and a gritty Miami Marlins lineup allowed this game to be tied going into extras. Austin Warren held the Marlins scoreless in the top half and that allowed Melendez to play hero.
It's the second win in a row for the Mets, their first this season against Miami and...
Can the New York Mets REDISCOVER That 2024 Magic in 2026?! | Is This Team Actually MORE Talented?
New York Mets face a pivotal moment—can they replicate their 2024 turnaround after another brutal start?
Francisco Lindor's past heroics and a once-weak offense coming alive now serve as inspiration as the current squad, backed by Juan Soto, struggles through one of MLB’s least productive lineups and mounting injuries.
With the pitching staff showing surprising strength, questions loom about whether players like Bo Bichette, Mark Vientos, and Jared Young can provide enough offense to fuel another postseason push.
Host Ryan Finkelstein breaks down key player stats, the Mets’ chances of regaining momentum despite...
CLOSE CALL: Devin Williams HOLDS On, Mets SNAP Losing Streak | Mailbag: Deadline Questions and More
New York Mets snap their losing streak with Juan Soto’s hot bat and a wild finish from Devin Williams—but is this enough to turnaround a tough season?
Ryan Finkelstein unpacks the Mets’ much-needed victory, spotlighting Soto’s homer spree and Carson Benge's clutch RBIs, while dissecting bullpen heroics, including Devin Williams crazy 9th inning.
The episode dives into fan mailbag questions: When should David Stearns be held accountable?
Will Marcus Semien and Jonah Tong keep their roles?
Trade deadline rumors swirl as potential moves for Freddy Peralta, AJ Minter, and others a...
