The Mets had a bad series, but we’re not panicking.

This week, we discuss the welcome impending return of some injured Mets, Pride Night at Citi Field, and Mark Canha and Taijuan Walker setting an example for what allyship looks like.

Rob and Maggie chat with the Mets' shortstop and the 2021-2022 Gatorade National Baseball Player of the Year

The last Original Met achieved several notable franchise firsts.

This week, the team looks at some players in the lower minors who have exceeded expectations and others who have not lived up to them.

This week, we aren’t terribly worried about the Braves.

This week, we talk about the Mets surviving the West Coast, mostly positive injury updates, and more stories about women feeling unwelcome in baseball.

The ballyhooed prospect was the prize of the Bobby Bonilla trade.

The Florida Complex League and Dominican Summer League have begun.

This week, the Mets are still firmly in first place.

This week, we continue to be cheerful about the 2022 Mets, but we are not as cheerful about the fact that baseball is still not a welcoming environment for the LGBTQ+ community.

With May over, the team reviews the first month of the season.

The young catcher homered in his first at bat and looked like a piece of a bright future—until a certain Hall of Famer became available.

The Mets just swept a homestand and are headed west.

This week we discuss how the Mets keep on rolling despite their injuries, the decision to send Dominic Smith to Triple-A, and inadequate stadium facilities for female staff.

This week, the team discusses the flurry of roster moves seemingly made in preparation for the FCL season.

This week, we discuss the Mets weathering the storm ahead without deGrom and Scherzer, Josh Donaldson’s comments toward Tim Anderson, and the Yankees and Rays tweeting about gun violence.

This week, we feel sorry for Thomas Szapucki.

A punch thrown, a bat swung, and a body slamming son in law.

Sans Steve this week, the team discusses some of the college pitchers drafted last year.

Just laying that out ahead of time.

“He was a player we were going to build around as an organization,” said former GM Jim Duquette

This week, we talk about the injury bug catching up with the Mets, Mazeika Magic, and good and bad villains.

This week, the team discusses minor league stadiums.

The Mets are consistent, surprising, and good.

This week on the show, we chat about the combined no-hitter, the Mets’ historic comeback victory, our desire to extend Chris Bassitt, the sensory nook at Citi Field, and more.

Petagine delivered a clutch hit the last time the Mets rallied from down six runs in the ninth inning.

With another week in the books, the team checks in on how the Mets minor league system did!

“The Mets had an eventful week” and more understatements.

This week, we have friend of the pod Dr. Meredith Wills back on the podcast to talk about what’s up with the 2022 dead baseballs, what pitchers are saying about them, and what the humidor is doing to them.

The outfielder had one career hit—a home run—as a New York Met.

With April over, the team reviews the first month of the season.

The 2022 New York Mets, who are good, have done something no other iteration of the team has ever accomplished.

This week, we talk about the Mets’ early run of strong play on the field, the strange nature of Jacob deGrom’s injury update, looming roster decisions, and more.

The Brooklyn native had a very brief stint with the Mets in September of 1987.

We get our first in-person reports of the 2022 season.

Distance has no way of making Buck understandable.

This week we discuss the state of the Mets and their one glaring weakness.

The young lefty almost threw the first no-hitter in team history in his only MLB season in 1975.

The team reviews the past week in Mets minor league baseball, and it was very uneven.

This week, we discuss the start of the 2022 season.

This week, we talk about the ups and downs of the first few games of the season and the Mets reaching Peak Mets at record pace.

Baseball is here! The team goes over the four affiliates and how they think they are going to do in 2022.

This week, Chris and Brian welcome the return of the Mets, even if they are somehow already injury plagued.

In our Opening Week extravaganza, we discuss whether the Mets will be able to weather Jacob deGrom’s injury, the trade that never was, the trade that actually was, Our Dudes for 2022, and more final roster notes ahead of Opening Day.

With the 2022 season here, the team shares what they want to see from the team’s top prospects. After, Steve is joined by pitching prospect Brian Metoyer.

This week, we chat with the Mets’ new Director of major league operations about her career, women in baseball, the future of the Mets organization, and more.

The team gives their mild, medium, and spicy takes for the upcoming 2022 minor league season!

This week, we chat highlights from Mets camp, including Max Scherzer and Jacob deGrom’s first spring training starts. We also cover the latest rule changes and the return of the dreaded extra-inning free runner.

The season is almost here, so the team previews the 2022 Syracuse Mets, Binghamton Rumble Ponies, Brooklyn Cyclones, and St. Lucie Mets!

This week, baseball is BACK and we have a lot to say about it.

With the lockout over, the team discusses how the new agreement will (and already has!) impacted the Mets minor league system

This week, Chris and Brian lament the baseball shaped hole in their lives (again).

With the lockout set to impact the beginning of the MLB season, the the team discusses the future of minor league baseball.

This week, as a result of MLB owners’ greed, the MLB season will be delayed and we try not to completely spiral.

The Garden State-bred catcher was well past his prime when he joined the Mets.

With NCAA baseball underway, the team talks about some of the differences between collegiate baseball and professional baseball.

The team takes a very early look at the players eligible to be selected in the 2022 MLB Draft and share their preferences.

This week, we talk about the return of Old Timers’ Day, feeling sad about Matt Harvey, feeling sad about the state of baseball, and mental health issues in sports.

The team gives the players on the 2022 Top 25 Mets Prospects list official nicknames.

Chris and Brian don’t believe we’re getting baseball any time soon, but hope that they are proven wrong.

With the 2022 Top 25 Prospects List complete, the team talks about the thought processes’ behind how they made their respective lists.

This week, we discuss Keith Hernandez’s number retirement, the current state of labor negotiations, and Hall of Fame Discourse.

The annual top 25 prospect countdown concludes with prospects 4-1.

The annual top 25 prospect countdown continues with prospects 9-5.

This week, since baseball is still locked out, we do a book pod, discussing David Wright’s memoir “The Captain.”

The annual top 25 prospect countdown continues with prospects 16-10.

In this appropriately numbered episode, Chris and Brian discuss the retiring of Keith Hernandez’s number.

The annual top 25 prospect countdown has begun and we review 25-17.

This week, we discuss how Buck Showalter’s coaching staff is shaping up and moves the Mets might make after the lockout ends (if it ends).

And so, I’m offering this simple phrase to prospects from one to ninety-two. Although it’s been said many times, many ways, “Metsy Listmas to you!”

Hopefully, none of us were on the naughty list, so Santa brings us what we want.

Chris and Brian run down some of their favorite records of 2021.

This week, we went live on the Amazin’ Avenue Facebook page for our annual cookie pod to chat about the additions the Mets have made this offseason, including their new manager.

This is a spoiler-free podcast. Except when it comes to Buck Showalter.

We just say manager.

The team talks about the minor league Rule 5 Draft...and some other stuff.

Perpetual Pedro was a figurative—and almost literal—fixture in the Mets bullpen for several years.

This week, we have friends of the pod Bradford William Davis and Meredith Wills on the show to discuss Bradford’s reporting on Meredith’s study that revealed that MLB used two different baseballs during the 2021 season.

We were supposed to have a Rule 5 Draft preview...instead, well...

For a change, we’re thankful to be Mets fans!?

In the blink of an eye, the Mets have reshaped their team.

This week, we discuss the Mets’ new GM, the latest offseason rumors, and not giving attention seeking abusers any oxygen.

With the Arizona Fall League concluded, the 2021 season is truly over and the team shifts their focus to the various administrative functions that take place during the winter.

With the 2021 minor league season concluded, the team takes a look at the St. Lucie Mets and discuss what went wrong and what went right.

This week, we discuss the Mets’ laughingstock of a front office search.

With the 2021 minor league season concluded, the team takes a look at the Brooklyn Cyclones and discuss what went wrong and what went right.

This week, we try to unpack why literally no one wants to work in the Mets’ front office.

The All-Star reliever was unable to find his form with the 1985 Mets—or against the 1986 Mets in the World Series.

With the 2021 minor league season concluded, the team takes a look at the Binghamton Rumble Ponies and discuss what went wrong and what went right.

This week, we have writer Devin Gordon on the show to talk about the 2021 Mets and his new book “So Many Ways to Lose: The Amazin’ True Story of the New York Mets—The Best Worst Team in Sports.”

With the 2021 minor league season concluded, the team takes a look at the Syracuse Mets and discuss what went wrong and what went right.

This week, Chris and Brian lament the general state of the Mets.

The outfielder was thrust into the spotlight in the 2000 playoffs, excelling until an unfortunate baserunning blunder in the World Series

This week, we discuss our organizational first and second teams and go over the happenings in the AFL.

The team looks reviews the seasons of the 2021 Mets minor league All-Star and previews the upcoming Arizona Fall League season.

This week, we talk about the end of the Mets season and the 2021 MLB Playoffs.

This week on the show, we hand out 2021 season grades to all the Mets players, talk front office rumors, and more.