
Mets Fandom, Mets History, Mets Life with Long Island’s Own Jeff Hysen
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 261 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BaseballSports | |||

Guest co-host Kevin Chapman joins the show to discuss whether the Mets are so bad that they've become the Jets. Also, we assess Andy Green's tenure as Interim Manager, if David Stearns should become an ex-POBO, and if there is a path to optimism for ... more
Forty seasons have passed since 1986, and five since the groundbreaking docuseries Once Upon a Time in Queens aired on ESPN to tell the world about the year the lights stayed on Shea Stadium late into October. To commemorate both Met milestone annive... more
Jeff's guest canceled, so it's "Just Jeff", in 3 parts: 1) "Jeff's Brilliant Ideas" tells how to improve the dull All-Star Game (1:30); 2) it's the "NLT Mailbag" (4:15); and, 3) in honor of episode #250, we countdown the Top 10 episodes of our first ... more
Mark Simon (Sports Info Solutions) is here to discuss Carlos' firing, how "Run Prevention" is going, a move that should be made to improve the defense, and more. We then go back to 1986 to discuss Sid Fernandez's greatness. Jose Valentin, Charlie O'B... more
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One of my “go to” podcasts for Mets content Jeff is truly a Mets fan who doesn’t hold back his fandom. Very passionate who relates to us and how we feel about the team.
Highly recommended
Great podcast, great guests and well worth the listen.
I always look forward to National League Town. Jeff is so interesting and informative. The guests are always great.
I’ve been listening since the very first episode and have never missed one. Greg and Jeff started out great and continue to get better. I subscribe to a lot of Mets podcasts, and this is the only one I listen to regularly. It is head and shoulders above the others. You can tell these guys bleed blue and orange, and they are the kind of fans to whom I can relate.
Hands down my very favorite Mets podcast.
The best compliment I can give is, if I were sitting next to these guys in a diner & they were talking Mets like this, I’d keep gettin coffee refills & stay just to listen.
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A Mets-focused show driven by deep fandom and history, blending game analysis with behind-the-scenes front-office debates, defense analytics, and storytelling. Episodes frequently center on managerial decisions, roster construction, defense metrics, and fan culture, often featuring crossover guests from baseball media, authors, and analysts. Noteworthy are thoughtful histories of the 1986 Mets, discussions of modern front-office strategies, and a strong sense of community among listeners who crave detailed Mets context, humor, and candid opinions. The format tends to mix data-driven insights with nostalgic anecdotes, making it appealing to serious fans who want both technical context and entertaining fandom stories.
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National League Town launched 4 years ago and published 261 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on National League Town include:
1. Nick Davis
2. Mark Simon
3. Jeff Cohen
4. Devin Gordon
5. Gregory Joseph
6. Tim Brown
7. Michael Schur
8. Joe Posnanski
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