A podcast dedicated entirely to New York Mets baseball, hosted by longtime radio voice Mike Silva. For more than a decade, Mike has shared his passionate and objective insights on the team’s latest developments. Serving as the “bridge” between fans and mainstream media, he also occasionaly features conversations with beat writers, journalists, influential bloggers, and both former and current play... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 660 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BaseballSports |
Today’s show kicks off with Mike Silva discussing what kind of owner Steve Cohen will be five years into the quest for a championship. Since he didn’t fulfill his promise of delivering for Mets fans, will we see late 80s Steinbrenner or a more balanc... more
Mike Silva annouces his new partnership to the loyal Talkin' Mets audiance.
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A week later, it’s time to wipe away the tears and put aside the frustrations of 2025 and look towards the future.
Mike Silva discusses the core players on the roster and whether the Mets should consider moving on from them. His latest “back of the ... more
The Mets missed the playoffs, and the fans are angry. Mike talks about why this year’s team is the same as last year’s team and how David Stearns needs to approach roster building this offseason.
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I am 66 and not a sports fan in general, but I love baseball. I sent a long email explaining why but It didn’t get through and I don’t use social media. Nonetheless I am now a loyal listener since your podcast about the retirement of Dwight Gooden’s number. He was so exceptional that he lured my mother back to baseball after 30 years of ignoring it (she had been a NY Dodgers and National League fan since 1943). And then my Mom gradually got me interested in baseball and taught me the basics of t... more
I listened regularly for the past three years, he’s had so many bad takes that have been backtracked or just forgotten to time that I’ve had enough. What’s with this trend of splitting episodes? Is it to double the play count/ad revenue? Regardless, the whole thing about being a bridge between media and Mets fan is complete hogwash. He just doesn’t have the media connections the rest of the Mets pods have. He loves to spin stuff in his favor, like being the “podfather” etc, give me a break Mike.... more
I am 66 and not a sports fan in general, but I love baseball. I sent a long email explaining why but It didn’t get through and I don’t use social media. Nonetheless I am now a loyal listener since your podcast about the retirement of Dwight Gooden’s number.
He was so exceptional that he lured my mother back to baseball after 30 years of ignoring it (she had been a NY Dodgers and National League fan since 1943). And then my Mom gradually got me interested in baseball and taught me the basi... more
As you say I enjoy the show or I’d stop listening but MAN, the commercials have quintupled or more and the $ begging along with that… even without paying I feel like it’s a pay-to-listen show now… thankful for the 30 second advance button
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Centered on New York Mets baseball, the show presents enthusiastic discussions about the team's ups and downs, emphasizing their historical context and current performances. It features insights from host Mike Silva, who aims to bridge the gap between dedicated fans and mainstream media, tackling key player developments, game strategies, and impending roster changes. Regularly, the show includes interviews with a diverse range of guests from the world of baseball, including writers, analysts, and former players, adding depth and varied perspectives to the conversation. This makes it particularly appealing to devoted Mets fans looking for thorough analysis and engaging narratives about their team.
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Recent guests on Talkin' Mets include:
1. Erik Sherman
2. Eric Sherman
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4. Art Shamsky
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7. Carlos Mendoza
8. Pete Alonso
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