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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 105 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Blake and Peter discuss the increasingly watchable Mets as they are joined by Michael Nitzky, who offers his take on who the manager should be for 2027.
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Blake, Peter and JB offer their thoughts on the team heading into September, before Hollywood writer Elizabeth Cosin joins to give her take on David Stearns.
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Blake, JB and Peter are joined by JB's dad Steve Bellone, the frequent commenter and sometimes critic of his son's Mets analysis. They break down the current squad, JB's childhood fandom and the Amazins' outlook for next year.
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Special guest Devin Gordon, contributing writer with the New York Times Magazine and author of "So Many Ways to Lose," joins Blake to share some behind the scenes nuggets inside the Mets clubhouse, and why he's so bullish on 2027.
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I’ve been a Mets fan for over 50 years. I thought this podcast hosted by older, supposedly smart Mets fans would be interesting. But it’s just non-stop self loathing, especially by Peter. Listen to any of the other Mets podcast. I’ll never get those 30 minutes back. Ugh!
Get over Alonso he’s a 2-3 war player.
If you were hoping for a smart podcast along the lines of the Mets Fix newsletter - this podcast is NOT it.
I am a loyal subscriber to Mets fix and they produce great content and this podcast is no different. Best Mets podcast out there
I’m the type of fan that is willing to give any content a try if it’s covering my Mets, and I’m glad I did so with the Mets Fix. I’ve read their newsletter for a few years now and have really enjoyed it, so I was glad when they began a supplementary podcast. The hosts use data to support their arguments for or against a position - and not simply conjecture and pure opinion. Definitely worth subscribing!
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A data-driven Mets-focused show that blends sharp analysis with fan banter. Episodes frequently dissect lineup construction, front-office moves, and in-season strategy, while weighing prospects, trades, and payroll implications. The hosts' chemistry and willingness to challenge traditional baseball narratives stand out, making it valuable for listeners who crave informed, opinionated takes and a clear eye on the numbers behind the Mets' season. The format tends to mix tactical breakdown with candid, fan-centered discussion, making it engaging for analytically minded baseball fans who want accessible insights beyond recaps.
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Recent guests on Mets Fix include:
1. Michael Nitzky
2. Elizabeth Cosin
3. Steve Bellone
4. Devin Gordon
5. Andy Martino
6. Jeffrey JB Balone
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