Four near-strangers bonded by their love of the Mets bring you lively, unfiltered baseball talk—measured analysis, wild passion, biting humor, and contrarian sparks that sharpen every debate. Expect spirited game breakdowns, take-no-prisoners trade reactions, deep dives into strange Mets lore, and off-the-rails moments that’ll make you laugh out loud. Whether you live-and-die by the box score or just love the clubhouse stories, we’ll give you fresh angles, honest takes, and the kind of chemistry that turns arguments into friendship. Join us for the fun and stay for the ride. "Let's Go Mets!"
It's All Good Bro - NY Mets Podcast
Claim This Podcastby El G, Phil-O, and Joey
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Four near-strangers bonded by their love of the Mets bring you lively, unfiltered baseball talk—measured analysis, wild passion, biting humor, and contrarian sparks that sharpen every debate. Expect spirited game breakdowns, take-no-prisoners trade reactions, deep dives into strange Mets lore, and off-the-rails moments that’ll make you laugh out loud. Whether you live-and-die by the box score or just love the clubhouse stories, we’ll give you fresh angles, honest takes, and the kind of chemistry that turns arguments into friendship. Join us for the fun and stay for the ride. "Let's Go Mets!"
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June 18, 2026
Apollo Reed Called It. 53 Years Later, the Knicks Are Champions — Now Can the Mets Follow?
<p>Fifty-three years. The New York Knicks are NBA Champions and the guys couldn't let this one pass without a proper celebration. Special guest Apollo Reed — from the Guard Up Knicks podcast and The Nick of Time Show on YouTube — is back, and he called this one last time he was on the show. The crew breaks down what made this Knicks team special: the biggest comebacks in NBA Finals history, numbers one, three, and five — all in the same series. Jalen Brunson went into God mode. Joey, a lifelong Spurs fan, admits he was rooting for New York by Game 5 — because Wembanyama's cheap shots under Brunson and Josh Hart were everything those old Spurs dynasty teams never stood for. Apollo Reed breaks down exactly why the NBA enabled it and why that's a problem for Wemby's development. Then the guys pivot to the New York Mets, a four-game win streak, the 2030 Metropolitan Park casino theory, and whether this group has enough to sneak into the wild card. EL G. is going to the parade. And he's making promises about what he'll do if the Mets win that nobody asked for but everyone needed to hear.</p>
June 13, 2026
The 2030 Plan: Are the Mets Quietly Building Toward Something Big?
<p>The New York Mets are on a four-game win streak and EL G. has a theory — and his lucky coffee mug. This week it's just EL G. and Phil-O breaking down what's actually going on in Flushing and whether the Mets are quietly engineering a run at the 2029-2031 free agent class — think Paul Skenes and Bobby Witt Jr. — timed perfectly with the Metropolitan Park casino opening. The injuries have been brutal: Lindor, Clay Holmes, Polanco, Luis Robert — but the youth is stepping up. Juan Soto is scorching, Mark Vientos is quietly making the Pete Alonso departure hurt a little less, and the Peterson piggyback experiment is somehow working. Bo Bichette has been a bust and nobody's pretending otherwise. But with 140 games left and other contenders struggling, Phil-O says it best — maybe we do something special like 2024. There's still time.</p>
April 30, 2026
11 in a Row and Counting: Is This Mets Team Already Dead?
<p>Eleven losses in a row. Fifteen on the season. And Phil-O, EL G., and Joey — Dev's internet had other plans — have officially activated the "It's Definitely Not All Good Bro" segment, and they are not holding back. Phil-O opens with a bit that lands too close to home: the New York Mets need a drug commercial-style warning before every broadcast — may cause loss of sleep, elevated blood pressure, and destroyed evenings. The guys break down why this 2026 Mets collapse feels identical to last year, why the post-game interviews sound like everyone's reading from the same script, and why Carlos Mendoza might want to update his LinkedIn. Joey draws a brutal comparison to the 1962 Mets and asks the question nobody wants to answer: did this team lose its soul the day Buck Showalter walked out the door? EL G. scans the MLB standings and tries to find the silver lining. Phil-O keeps it simple — heads need to roll, and Steve Cohen needs to stop giving everyone a pass. Is there any good news? Well, six games out of the wild card with 140 left is the closest we got. They might still turn this around. Emphasis on might.</p><p>Fair warning: PG-13 language ahead. The Mets earned every word.</p>
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