We Both Love and Hate the Way The Mets Build a Rotation

The Mets are bringing back #OURACE Sean Manaea on a very good deal. Pete Alonso's market is playing right into the Mets hands + a free agent SP target is off the board.

Griffin Canning is a New York Met. The guys dive into that and also discuss the bigger picture approach that David Stearns and the Mets are taking with building their rotation. Note: This episode was recorded WHILE Mike Soroka signed and before Patrick Sandoval signed his deal with the Red Sox on Dec. 20th.

The New York Mets are in search of more offense. Could it mean a reunion with Pete Alonso? Or is Alex Bregman in the cards? The guys debate the two offense options leading the rumor mill for the Mets.

Juan Soto had his press conference to introduce himself as a New York Met. A bunch of moves happened; the guys react to those and how they impact the Mets.

Yes, Juan Soto still chose the New York Mets. But there is still work to be done, and the Mets added a pitcher to their rotation over the weekend. Chris and Jack break down Clay Holmes signing to be a member of the starting rotation and where the team's focus should be after landing the big fish in Soto.

THEY DID IT. THE NEW YORK METS SIGNED JUAN SOTO. Chris and Jack attempt to provide logical reactions to Soto signing a 15-year deal with the New York Mets. Spoiler: they aren't very logical.

Money isn't an issue. You can pick whoever you want. What would the guys cook up as their dream offseason for the 2025 New York Mets? That's exactly what they attempt to answer on this episode of the pod.

The New York Mets made their first major move to work on their rotation for 2025, inking Frankie Montas to a two-year, $34m deal. Chris and Jack bring you a breaking news edition of the pod to share their thoughts.

Only one free agent this offseason can be so special as to get his own episode. That's right, it's 26-year-old phenom Juan Soto. Chris and Jack discuss all things Soto in this one: What makes him so special, what he brings to the Mets and what it might cost to sign him.

Chris and Jack finish up the 2024 year in review by looking at many of the bullpen arms that were asked to get key outs for the Mets during their magical run.