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Unknown Host hosts Mets On Tap, a sports show with 106 episodes published.
Michael, Jake and Jason predict the beginning of a 20 game winning streak, and enjoy the young players the Mets have been playing lately. We talk about how the Mets never walk, 28th in the majors, and how sometimes the b
Michael and Jason discuss keeping score at baseball games, and youth softball games, and plans to attend games this season. We talk about how good some hitters have been, Baty, Benge and Soto in particular, and muse abou
Michael and Jason discuss a lot of silver linings. Like a lot. Except Marcus Semien. Will Beltran be the next manager? Will Bichette start hitting? Has Benge found himself? We also muse on the passing of John Sterling, a
Michael and Jason discuss David Peterson and Nolan Mclean, ponder about the bullpen, and lament the lack of offense. We take a peak at the upcoming schedule and ponder Brandon Nimmo. We talk about the late starts against
Jason, Jake, Chris and Michael celebrate 100 episodes of Mets On Tap with talks about the lack of offense, whether we should be worried about it, and if Marcus Semien will ever hit. We talk about the new soccer stadium a
Jason, Jake, and Michael rejoice as Opening Day approaches, Carson Benge has made the team, and the offense looks like it just might be stacked. We talk about the beer list at Citi Field, Marcus Semien and if he’s cooked
Jason and Michael discuss the team halfway through Spring Training, bitch about Hulu and television these days, and talk about the WBC past and present. Roster turnover, Atlanta, and do we trust the bullpen all feature p
Jason and Michael discuss the return of spring training, the roster turnover, missing our favs, and the new guys. We talk position adjustments, coaching, and ponder what players need to be good for the Mets to be good. Y
Jason and Michael discuss the Mets losing, but winning now, and how they still control their own destiny and sort of the weird SP decisions they’ve made along the way. Will Senga show up? We discuss the final weekend, an
Jason and Michael discuss the Mets losing, and losing more, and how they’ll probably still make the playoffs. We discuss why that might be just fine, what revenge they can get, and how silly the Phillies are. We ponder t
Jason and Michael discuss the Mets coming out of their losing ways, and if it’s too late. We talk schedule, and what we want to see, and when. Big series’ coming up. We banter about the potential new Syracuse ‘Mets’ name
Jason and Michael discuss the Mets winning streak, KPOP Demon Hunters, trade deadline targets and roster machinations. We peruse the White Sox roster, talk softball and David Wright, and laugh at the Yankees a little. Yo
Jason and Michael and Jake discuss the All Star Game, the minor league beer prices, and the Mets pulling out of their swoon. We talk how the Mets are doing in the game, how much we trust the Mets brain-trust with fixing
Jason and Michael discuss the Mets depth, and the mostly minor injuries that have various Mets up and down lately, as well as being concerned for Mauricio and praising David Peterson. There’s a brief discussion of Softba
Jason and Michael discuss the struggling Mets offense, while lauding the pitching. We again muse on the pitching reinforcements and how the rotation will be deployed in strategic manner, and which parts of the offense ar
Michael and Jason discuss the Mets winning games they previously may have lost, and how that’s a good sign. We talk about the schedule a bit, some softball, rowing, chop shops.. We muse on Mets rotation and the reinforce
Michael and Jason discuss the Mets game, rooting for a good team, the Mets conservative approach with their pitchers, and the upcoming Mets schedule. We muse on Mets lefties, Ryne Stanak, and what makes Juan Soto so good
Michael, Jake and Jason discuss Mets-Twins, the successful season so far, Pete Alonso and batting stances, and Sacramento. Jake references this illuminating mlb.com article about Juan Soto’s 2-strike approach. We also ta
Michael, Jake and Jason discuss Mets pitcher injuries, Taylor Swift, the season so far, attending Opening Day, softball and youth sports number selections, and much more. What number did you pick growing up? Why? Let’s g
Michael and Jason discuss Spring Training, Mets injuries, which ones we find more concerning, and why we’re still optimistic about the team. We discuss ticket prices, minor league discounts, and how the Mets might deploy
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Mets On Tap is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under sports (baseball) and has published 106 episodes.
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