
Anthony Rivera is a diehard New York Mets fan and now he is ready to voice his opinions about the Amazin’s on his podcast. Tune in as he talks about the latest news and hottest topics surrounding the Kings of Queens. This is a show by a Mets fan for the Mets Fans so don’t miss out! Let’s Go Mets!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 251 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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(Episode 240): New York Mets Content Creator, Tony Metro joins the Subway To Shea Podcast (from Port St. Lucie) to discuss Bo Bichette's debut at 3B and breakdown all the latest news coming out of Mets camp!
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(Episode 239): New York Mets Spring Training is officially here and Max Goodman joins Subway To Shea's Anthony Rivera to discuss all the latest news coming out of camp in Port St. Lucie!
Max Goodman is the Mets Beat Reporter for NJ Advance Media.
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(Episode 238): On the eve of Pitchers and Catchers reporting to Port St. Lucie, David Stearns addressed the media with some noteworthy news involving some key New York Mets players. Subway To Shea's Anthony Rivera gives his reaction to the latest on ... more
(Episode 237): The NFL season is over, which means the New York Mets are on their way to Port St. Lucie! Keith Raad and Subway To Shea's Anthony Rivera preview Mets camp as Spring Training gets underway!
Keith Raad is the Mets Play-by-Play Broadcast... more
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Wish there was a way to connect with you other than social media (which I don’t use) or U tube because my computer is so old I can’t get it. I am a senior citizen who has been a Mets fan since before the 1986 World Series and my mom was a NY Dodgers fan and her father was a NY Giants fan. So National League all the way! I really like the guests you have on and the way you run your podcast. It would be even better twice a week ! But you do seem to preview each series. So my only complaint is I do... more
Wish there was a way to connect with you other than social media (which I don’t use) or U tube because my computer is so old I can’t get it. I am a senior citizen who has been a Mets fan since before the 1986 World Series and my mom was a NY Dodgers fan and her father was a NY Giants fan. So National League all the way! I really like the guests you have on and the way you run your podcast. It would be even better twice a week ! But you do seem to preview each series. So my only complaint is I do... more
Wish there was a way to connect with you other than social media (which I don’t use) or U tube because my computer is so old I can’t get it. I am a senior citizen who has been a Mets fan since before the 1986 World Series and my mom was a NY Dodgers fan and her father was a NY Giants fan. So National League all the way!
I really like the guests you have on and the way you run your podcast.
It would be even better twice a week ! But you do seem to preview each series.
So my only complaint... more
The host (Anthony) has a ton of baseball knowledge and shares it with great energy and enthusiasm, and his guest choices are always on point.
Anthony Rivera is a good dude. Ugh.
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Focused on the New York Mets, this podcast explores a range of topics surrounding the team, from player trades and performance evaluations to coaching decisions and offseason strategies. Host Anthony Rivera, a passionate Mets fan, engages with listeners through in-depth discussions on current events in Mets baseball, including player updates, analysis of trades, and insider insights into the organization's direction. Listeners can expect a combination of expert opinions, guest interviews, and lively commentary that resonates with both die-hard fans and those curious about the team's developments. Unique to this podcast is the direct fan perspective, providing a relatable touch to the conversations and fostering community engagement among li... more
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