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Talkin’ Mets: More Questions Than Answers

The latest podcast includes a recap of the just completed west coast trip and the beginning of the Mets final stand on the 2019 season. The next 12 games are critical if there will be meaningful baseball the rest of the season. The interesting part is the fun is just beginning. If they are successful then we have great baseball ahead. If not, we begin to discuss what direction the team should go...

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Mike Leible: A Great Man and Role Model For Everyone

On Sunday afternoon, I had the pleasure of attending a dedication to a baseball field in New Jersey to a great man–Mike Leible– who has helped so many young people focus into developing a long-term life plan that would be both challenging and rewarding. He happens to be the dad of one of my best friends in the entire world–Chris Leible–who has spent years in the sports...

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Greener Grass Mets Podcast Episode 4: Mets Prospects and More with Ernest Dove

Reminiscing about the “Let’s Go Mets Go” cassette tape from the 80s. Then Jayson and Charles sit down with Ernest Dove of MetsMinors.net. Hear us talk about the Class-A St. Lucie Mets, the top prospects in the organization, and some of the prospects to watch who might rocket up the system. Ernest also talks about the organization’s change in draft strategy over the last few years,...

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Morning Briefing: Mets Limp Home After Rough Road Trip

Good Morning Mets Fans! The New York Metropolitans wrapped up their road trip in disappointing fashion Sunday afternoon, falling to the Arizona Diamondbacks by a score of 7-1. It was another game to forget for the Mets who found themselves in an early hole as starting pitcher Steven Matz was tagged for three runs in the first inning as the bats went silent into the night. The team will try to...

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Zack Wheeler Goes Seven Innings To Salvage Bullpen in Win

Zack Wheeler and the New York Mets opened up their three-game series in Arizona on Friday night and were looking for some more length out of their starting rotation as some of the key parts of the bullpen recharge their batteries. Wheeler was able to provide that relief, delivering seven innings of work. Wheeler, 29, produced a mostly solid game for New York, allowing four runs on seven hits...

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