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David Stearns
Edwin Diaz
Citi Field
Steve Cohen
Francisco Lindor
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Jeff Mcneil
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Carlos Mendoza

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

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Mike recaps the Subway Series at Yankee Stadium and assesses where the Mets stand after facing the best the American League has to offer. He also looks back at the 2001 Mets as he marks the 25th anniversary of September 11. Finally, with Pete Alonso ... more

Jonah Tong is back in the big leagues, and his latest start gave Mike hope that the Mets could be developing their next great young starting rotation. Mike looks back at the franchise’s rich pitching history and explains why player development isn’t ... more

September has arrived, and the Mets have some important decisions to make with their late-season call-ups. Mike explains why David Stearns and the front office must look beyond projection models and evaluate the person behind the player. That challen... more

Mike takes one for the team, battling through a serious case of laryngitis to bring you the latest edition of Talkin’ Mets.

With Andy Green now approaching 50 games at the helm, Mike takes a closer look at the bigger question facing the organization... more

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Roger McDowell
Former Mets pitcher, bullpen stalwart, later pitching coach
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Doug Feldmann
Author of Hot Foot, My Hygienics and Upside Down Life with the 1986 World Champion Mets
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Steve Keane
Former OG Mets blogger, co-host and contributor
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Andrew Muscato
Documentary filmmaker
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Episode: The Zen of Bobby V
Andrew Moscato
Producer, filmmaker; long-time associate of Bobby Valentine
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Ryan Thompson
Former Mets outfielder
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Episode: Part 2: Ryan Thompson Talks Early 90s Mets
Mark Rosenman
Founder of Kiners Korner, Mets historian
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Episode: First Impressions
Keith Raad
Mets play-by-play announcer, WCBS 880
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Episode: What If? Mapping Out the Mets Season
David Mills
Contributor who compiles top pitching and positional prospect lists
Talkin' Mets
Episode: Part 1: Decisions, Decisions

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Mike Silva
Host of Talkin Mets, a Mets-focused analyst with long-standing media presence.

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 412 ratings
  • My Fave Mets Podcast

    Hey Mike, thanks for all the great shows and insights you provide us. And for helping to get us through this disappointing & frustrating season! A note from this past week’s extended episode. I thought Steve Keane was fantastic. I think you should bring him on a few times a season to chop it up. Thanks and LGM!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Phil Bee9
    United States3 months ago
  • Snap Out of it!

    Peterson was an All Star last year not a 5th starter. And you think Conforto was only good for a few years? Familiarize yourself with Baseball Referenxe.com. Compare Conforto’s numbers as a Met to Nimmo and Lindor. Plus he played a gold glove right field the best player on the Mets for a long time.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    80'sVillager
    United States5 months ago
  • Jerk off who is 5’6”

    🙈🤡🤪

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Granny Smith22
    United States5 months ago
  • Love this show!!

    Keep up the great work thank you so much, love your knowledge of the game and the team.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shmuly30
    United States5 months ago
  • No spin. Straight talk

    I appreciate how Mike Silva doesn’t do the typical click-bait show. He tells it like it is(even if we don’t want to hear it), no spin, no bull. Keep up the good work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BlareBone
    United States8 months ago

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Some critics call out ad load and controversial takes, but many stay engaged for the long-form content.
Fans appreciate the deep dives into trades and farm-system development.
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Do the Mets Have Enough for 2027?
Q: What are your thoughts on Skubal's free agency and the potential for the Mets to pursue him?
The host believes Skubal could command a seven-year deal around 50M AAV and that the Mets will weigh long-term commitments versus other options, with the Dodgers' financial situation and the CBA influencing decisions.
Do the Mets Have Enough for 2027?
Q: James writes, thought on Bichette staying, one of the Post writers says he won't. What are your thoughts on Bichette staying with the Mets?
The host suggests Bichette could be a fit going forward, noting that a late-career opt-in or extension might be viable, and argues that Bichette replacing Alonso with a different right-handed bat could be part of a broader strategy rather than a direct one-for-one swap.
The Dodgers Standard & The Mets Reality
Q: What is the Mets' likely path at the trade deadline according to the host?
The host suggests a strategy focused on acquiring cost-controlled, high-upside prospects (lottery-ticket players) and balancing them with a few safer, useful big leaguers, aiming to build long-term value in the farm system rather than chasing immediate win-now stars.
Is the Mets' Cupboard Really Bare?
Q: How important is the farm system depth to the team's near-term competitiveness and potential trades?
Mills argues depth is critical for both sustaining performance and providing leverage in trades, suggesting that the team should only trade prospects who are ready to contribute at the major league level and that keeping a few veteran arms can anchor a competitive bullpen while the farm continues to supply impact players.
Is the Mets' Cupboard Really Bare?
Q: What is your blueprint for the Mets' development and roster strategy going forward?
He emphasizes keeping a balance between developing prospects who can contribute next year and acquiring ready-to-play talent, maintaining a flexible bullpen with left-handed options, and protecting core young players like Benj and Ewing while assessing the value of veterans and potential hits from trades.

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Optimized for fans and industry partners, this show provides sharp, data-driven Mets analysis with a clear front-office lens. Episodes frequently dissect trades, farm-system development, payroll dynamics, and managerial decisions, balanced with nostalgia and city-wide coverage of New York baseball culture. The host leans into independent, thoughtful takes, often challenging conventional narratives while inviting fan questions and guest perspectives to illuminate long-term strategy and player development. A standout is the willingness to blend analytics with storytelling, offering actionable takeaways for listeners interested in how front-office moves ripple onto the field and in the stands.

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1. Roger McDowell
2. Doug Feldmann
3. Steve Keane
4. Andrew Muscato
5. Andrew Moscato
6. Ryan Thompson
7. Mark Rosenman
8. Keith Raad

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