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Rico Brogna: A New York Mets Podcast

Audacy
New York Mets
David Stearns
Juan Soto
Pete Alonso
Edwin Diaz
Kyle Tucker
Francisco Lindor
Baseball
Brandon Nimmo
Major League Baseball
Los Angeles Dodgers
Spring Training
Kodai Senga
Cody Bellinger
Bo Bichette
Steve Cohen
Washington Nationals
New York Yankees
Marcus Simeon
Luis Robert Jr.

Evan Roberts, co-host of WFAN’s Evan & Tiki, is a crazy obsessed New York Met fan. A season ticket holder who scores every game. He’s a bit nuts and is ready to bring that nuttiness to you. That’s right, a podcast all about the New York Mets. After every series they play, he’s gonna podcast. After some crazy wins or losses, he’s gonna podcast. He’s gonna do it about the New York Mets and all that ... more

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After sweeping the Guardians the Mets head to Pittsburgh and take two of three from the Pirates. P.S. T-Shirts are back on sale if you want to buy one.... or two! breakingt.com/products/the-rico Please like, rate, follow, favorite or subscrib... more

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That's right. The trade deadline has come and gone. The Mets win their 50th game in style by sweeping the series from a potential playoff team in the Cleveland Guardians. Exciting! P.S. T-Shirts are back on sale if you want to buy one.... or two! htt... more

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David Stearns spoke to the media after the trade deadline was over. Why not dive in and listen to what he had to say! Plus, good news! The Mets one their first game after the deadline. P.S. T-Shirts are back on sale if you want to buy one.... or two!... more

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Bradfo catches up with MLB Pipeline's Sam Dykstra to get the full breakdown on what the Mets are getting in Jefferson Rojas (the prized prospect they received from the Cubs in the Clay Holmes/Tyrone Taylor trade)

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Recent Guests

David Stearns
President of Baseball Operations, New York Mets
New York Mets
Episode: Episode 734 - David Stearns Speaks After Trade Deadline & Mets Win
Laura Albanese
Newsday baseball reporter
Newsday
Episode: What Should We Make Of The Mets, With Laura Albanese | 'Baseball Isn't Boring'
Kai Correa
Bench coach, New York Mets
New York Mets
Episode: Episode 664 - Mets Beat Up Giants Series Recap
Dick Scott
Triple-A manager for the Syracuse Mets
Syracuse Mets
Episode: The Story Of How The Mets Knew Carson Benge, Nolan McLean Were Ready | 'Baseball Isn't Boring'
Sal Licata
Die Hard Mets fan, guest on the episode
Die Hard Mets fan
Episode: Episode 655 - 2026 Mets Predictions with Sal Licata
Sal Lakata
Mets fan, guest mentioned as joining future episode
Episode: Episode 654 - 2026 MLB Predictions
Carlos Mendoza
Manager of the New York Mets
New York Mets
Episode: Episode 645 - Live From Spring Training with Carlos Mendoza
Aaron Boone
Manager of the New York Yankees
New York Yankees
Episode: Episode 645 - Live From Spring Training with Carlos Mendoza
Rob in Miami
Listener who attended with family
Listener/Live Audience
Episode: Episode 644 - Live From Das Beer Garden

Hosts

Evan Roberts
Longtime Mets aficionado, WFAN host, and co-host with a fan-driven lens on team performance and culture.
Rico Brogna
Former Mets standout turned podcast host, providing color commentary, historical context, and fan-centric perspectives.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 691 ratings
  • The Rico Boomer podcast

    I’m down with being critical of our sports teams, and now I’m going to be critical of the rico team. You guys do good work but how is it possible Pete is a producer at WFAN and when I’m driving to work he sounds like he’s in a fishbowl half the time. Or his mic is ridiculously loud compared to Evan’s. Hate to leave a bad review but cmon guys the least you can do is make sure the audio isn’t bad

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Donovan McNasty
    United States2 months ago
  • Impressive (minus Hoff)

    It’s really impressive how Evan can carry an hour long show on every series and stay coherent let alone give interesting but relatable analysis about the team. The only times the show sags are the requisite kicks to Hoff… who… just isn’t it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ElJorgecito
    United States3 months ago
  • Most insightful Mets Podcast!

    Get rid of the net negative player for each series, and I would change it to a 5 star podcast. It’s amazing even when the Mets win a game or a series, you and Pete are so negative. This is becoming an “LD” podcast!!

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Italia_69
    United States3 months ago
  • Too many Ads

    I find the podcast entertaining but it seems like it has more ads than other casts I listen to. Evan does have a full time job so I don’t see why he feels the need to bombard us with drop in ads and reads every 7 minutes like this is an actual radio program. Yes I know I can just fast forward through them but that is cumbersome and makes listening a chore.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    #609Philly
    United States3 months ago
  • Hoffman STOP

    Hoffman trying to turn every little thing into a national crisis is exhausting. Between the accent and the nonsense coming out of his face, I can feel my brain cells actively dying as I listen to him. Less Hoffman, more Roberts, please

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Andy Murano
    United States4 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners praise deep Mets knowledge and lively, opinionated analysis.
Fans respond positively to guests and the mix of data-driven discussion with humor.
Some listeners critique ad load or production quality, but quality of Mets coverage remains a highlight.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#131
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#81
Ukraine/Sports
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#108
South Korea/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#214
India/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#236
Taiwan/Sports

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 727 - David Stearns Trade Deadline Preview
Q: Do you expect to get things done soon or is it more a scenario where you want strategically to take what you can right up until the deadline?
Stearns suggests there will be ongoing discussions with many teams, and while there will be moves, it's hard to predict when the first deal will cross the finish line; the market is fluid and backs away from locking in a single timetable.
What Should We Make Of The Mets, With Laura Albanese | 'Baseball Isn't Boring'
Q: What should we make of this? Is there a chance that this Mets season can be actually a good one?
Laura explains that while the current trajectory makes a deep playoff push unlikely, there are two pathways to improvement: a strong pitching surge, especially if injuries subside and rotation health improves, and possible strategic moves before the trade deadline to add volatility and momentum. Still, she stresses realism given the recent performance and the challenges of fitting roster pieces together.
Fair or Foul Grand Slam
Q: Kevin writes, Juan Solo, can someone please let Juan Solo know he's allowed to get a base hit with runners on?
The host humorously notes the struggle of players maximizing opportunities with runners in scoring position and emphasizes staying focused on timely hitting, while acknowledging the team's broader lineup dynamics and development.
Fair or Foul Grand Slam
Q: Jeffrey writes, I hate this lineup. Mendy's lineup decisions are extremely frustrating. Is he ever going to allow a lefty to play every day other than Juan Soto?
The host acknowledges frustration with lineup decisions and discusses balancing defense and left-handed hitting, suggesting that players' defensive value and matchups are weighed when deciding daily roles, with ongoing consideration for giving regular opportunities to left-handed hitters.
Episode 655 - 2026 Mets Predictions with Sal Licata
Q: Do you think that they needed to be different from what we've seen in recent years?
Yes, the off-season changes were deliberate to create a different team identity: more balanced, better defense, improved center field, and a deeper lineup that can sustain offense throughout 162 games.

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A high-energy Mets-focused show that blends game-by-game breakdowns with fan-driven commentary and humor. Across episodes, the hosts dissect series results, bullpen decisions, and key player performances while weaving in personal anecdotes, fan emails, and pop-culture riffs. The dynamic showcases deep team knowledge, a readiness to critique management, and a strong sense of fandom, making it a compelling listen for devoted Mets fans who want both tactical analysis and entertaining banter. A standout is the balance between data-minded breakdowns and infectious enthusiasm, with several episodes highlighting up-and-coming players and the emotional roller-coaster of following a high-payroll, youth-forward roster. Potential sponsors or guests ma... more

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