
Mets Fandom, Mets History, Mets Life with Long Island’s Own Jeff Hysen
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 256 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BaseballSports | |||

First, Jeff looks at the Mets' week and why he "loathes" Freddy Peralta. Then, Joe Buccino is here (6:15) to discuss his new book, When Every Word Counts. We discuss how Carlos Mendoza, David Stearns, Steve Cohen, and Rob Manfred could improve their ... more
Jeff Cohen is here ("Baseball & BBQ") to talk about the Braves' series and whether there is any reason for optimism. We discuss whether our host could beat Mark Vientos in a race, and our guest answers "What Can the Mets Do For You?" There is also a ... more
First, Jeff reviews an overall good week for the Mets (while ripping Stearns and Mendoza). Then, Devin Gordon ("So Many Ways to Lose") is here (8:00) to discuss being "Metsy", the different psychologies of Mets fans and Yankees fans, and whether the ... more
Gregory Joseph joins the show from Seattle to review the Mets' good week and whether they can keep it going. We discuss Mendoza, Stearns, Peralta, Benge, Ewing, and more. Then, Gregory tells us about T-Mobile Park and a disgusting hot dog. Join us! #... 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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This Mets-focused show blends fandom with history and analysis, featuring in-depth discussions on roster moves, season outlooks, and Mets lore. Episodes mix technical breakdowns, interviews with writers, players, and collectors, plus personal anecdotes that deepen fans' connection to the team. Noteworthy traits include a family dynamic between hosts, strong host expertise, and a willingness to explore both on-field strategy and fan culture, offering plenty of angles for listeners who love Mets history, stats, and community stories.
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National League Town launched 4 years ago and published 256 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. Devin Gordon
2. Gregory Joseph
3. Tim Brown
4. Michael Schur
5. Joe Posnanski
6. Margaret Guervich
7. Andrew Geiger
8. Mark Simon
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