Sep
6
2012

Metsmerized Radio Welcomes ESPN’s Adam Rubin To Tonight’s Show

Get ready for a brand new episode of Metsmerized Radio tonight and every Thursday night from 6:00 – 7:00 PM on Blog Talk Radio.

Join your Host and DailyStache.net editor Matthew Falkenbury for another hour-long show packed with plenty of insights, questions and commentary about the New York Mets.

Tonight we are honored to have Mets beat writer Adam Rubin of ESPN New York as our featured guest. Matt and Adam will discuss the Mets season to this point, what to look forward to for the rest of the season, and also delve into Sandy Alderson’s upcoming offseason, the finances of the team and much, much more!

We also will be talking to MMO’s Minor League Editor Pete Shapiro, who will be sharing his thoughts on any Mets minor league news, the players heading to the Arizona Fall League, and of course our two playoff bound teams: the St. Lucie Mets and the Brooklyn Cyclones.

But, most importantly we are going to be talking to you, the Die-Hard Mets Fans!

There are three ways you can reach out to Metsmerized Radio:

  • You can call into show at (215) 383-3773 between 6:30 and 6:45 and ask Matt about anything Mets related that you wish to discuss.
  • You can also use the comment section below to ask any questions you want to have answered. Our Fan Correspondent Satish Ram will present them live on the air during our “Ask Metsmerized segment of the show.
  • You can always tweet your questions to Matt at @DailyStache or me at @Metsmerized on Twitter as well.

To listen to the show live, just go to our Metsmerized Radio Page on Blog Talk Radio and enjoy all the fun!

Our first Metsmerized Radio show, which debuted last Thursday, was a great success and the positive feedback from all the listeners was overwhelming to say the least.

Now we are ready to bring you another episode and we expect it to be even better as the amazing Adam Rubin joins us for some engaging and fascinating Mets discussion.

Don’t forget to leave some questions for me right here on this comment thread, as I choose a couple of them for my “Ask MetsMerized” segment in the second half of the show.

We look forward to hearing from all of you, and always remember, the Metsmerized Radio show is NOTHING without the MMO fan community.

Be sure to join us at 6:00 right here: MetsMerized Radio Episode 2: Adam Rubin!

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I am a Senior Writer and Editor here at MetsMerized - where I specialize in Minor League coverage. I have been on the staff since 2007 and I am currently in my third semester of college in New York City. You can find me at www.facebook.com/SatishRam or @SilverHeatMMO. Feel free to message me - I love talking about the Mets or baseball overall with anybody.

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  • Nice guest pickup looking forward to what should definitely be another good listen.

  • Good pickup.. A lot of mets fans (Sabergooners and Slurpers mostly) don’t like adam rubin, however, he’s one if not the only beat writer out there who tells it like it is. He’s a guy that’s up front and it’s not afraid to ask the question other media members don’t. As painful as it is, he portraits things how they are. the guy imo is the best mets writer out there because of his sincerity and honesty. Good job guys, looking forward to the transcrip of what he’ll say..

    • Actually I don’t really care for him him because of how snarky he is, how he seems to clickmonger, and the issue with Omar and the Mets. He has actually for the most part covered Alderson very fairly. I guess that’s because he isn’t pinning for a job.

      • I like Adam Rubin. I didn’t know you had to like or dislike certain statistics to enjoy reading a beat writer. Rubin actually responds to a lot of fan questions, he’s very approachable.

    • What was the issue with omar??? That he reported how bernazzard was being an a**hole??? How he was mistreating minor league players and abusing his authority of power? You don’t like him because of what i said, has nothing to do with him being snarky, and if you think he’s been fair on SA then you’re mistaken. he’s probably one of the few who has put this FO on blast for the shitty job they’re done. Just go ask depodesta and Your lord himself what they think of him?

  • How Omar said(and why would he possibly lie about it) that Rubin was trying to get hired by the Mets in a player development position. That was the problem! Rubin had some balls. Angle for a job by the same team your supposedly covering honestly about. And I like him, but seriously, let’s not make him out as an angel who was trying to protect the minor leaguers.

  • Satish, I got a question for Adam Rubin.

    Even if their were zero financial constraints and he had a $125 million payroll budget, wouldn’t he still pass on giving Wright a $120 million dollar deal because it’s against his philosophy and has nothing to do with restraints?

    Here’s a question for you.

    If Sandy Alderson only has $15 million to spend, and most of it will go to raises, and he is unwilling to move any top prospects, how is he going to make the wholesale changes via trades that he promised? Is it just another of many broken promises?

  • I have a question for the show.

    What should the Mets do this off-season to address the situation in the Outfield?

  • Is Lucas Duda part of the future or part of the problem in the outfield?

    • Thanks for the question!

  • Thanks for the questions, Maniac and AlwaysWright.

    I’ve got one question from Twitter too, from Ceetar: “Ruben Tejada’s OPS+ has dipped to 96. Cause for concern?”

    Time to google OPS+…

    Can’t wait for the show!

    • if it helps, Raffy Santana’s best year with the mets (his first) he put up an OPS+ of 97.

      I don’t remember how they calculate it, but pretty sure it is set where 100 is either average, or (more likely) “replacement level”.

  • I thought Adam Rubin’s most interesting comment was about teams that have “deep pockets” and are able to buy players that are needed to be competitive and it is clear the Wilpons do not have deep pockets, therefore folks this may be the best it gets-kind of frightening ain’t it?

  • Just want to take a moment to say nice job by Matthew Falkenbury with his interview with Adam Rubin. He knew what he wanted to ask posed his questions and kept it moving. Though hanging up on Pete Matthew? SMH

    Nice job Pete as well on the Mets Minors playoff coverage and very good analysis on the last question regarding the difference between the upper and lower part of the minors.

    • Oh come on now, I had Satish on the line ready to go and Joe texting me telling me to not let Pete take over lol.

      But in all seriousness, Pete is an awesome guest and has a great personality. Very knowledgeable as well

      But thank you for the kind words, I appreciate it

      • Matt; This is no criticism of you since I had an opportun ity to ask a question: I wish I submitted this question:

        Some sportwriters and bloggers said ownsership quit on the Mets by not making a deal at the trade deadline that is being “buyers”. The Mets were still in 2nd place with road series at Atanta and Washington right after ASB . The season was on the line then. I would have liked Rubin’s response : That is if he felt ownership quit on the team.

  • Just listened to tonight’s show that was on earlier. Was interested in what Rubin had to say.

    Yup…..Rubin confirming what I’ve been saying all along. Ownership not spending b/c they don”t have deep pockets, likely not spending this off season, will probably spend some next off season when money comes off the books. Also won’t really invest in the team until revenues come up, which is a catch 22 b/c revenues will not likely come up until you field a contending team. He referenced the new Dodger ownership investing money when they came in, which in turn will energize the fan base and should result in higher revenues. Said this ownership is not in that position to do so.

    I certainly don’t like it, but I get it. Wish is why I would have liked a change in ownership – one who did have a bit deeper pockets.

    • Just finished the full hour show. Enjoyed both the minor league updates and analysis from Pete Shapiro, as well as the Adam Rubin interview. Well, as much as I could enjoy Rubin since I find him pretty thin skinned and at times snarky, which he describes as ‘blunt’. Can’t disagree though that his overall Mets coverage is pretty thorough and all encompassing.

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