Mets Clubhouse Pass

Mets pitcher Robert Stock joins Andy Martino on The Mets Clubhouse Pass to explain how he built Stockyard Baseball, his own pitching analytics model using publicly available MLB data and AI tools. Stock breaks down the difference between public and proprietary team analytics, why traditional stats don't always tell the full story and which numbers can actually help predict future performance. He also explains why he's skeptical of some pitching labs, what makes Jacob deGrom such an interesting example and how technology can help pitchers improve. Plus, Andy wraps up the first season of The Mets Clubhouse Pass and looks ahead to what fans can expect from the show this offseason.

Nolan McLean capped off an impressive rookie season by showing exactly why the Mets believe he can become a top-of-the-rotation starter. Andy Martino breaks down how McLean evolved throughout the year, from changing his pitch sequencing to dramatically altering how he uses his slider and curveball. Plus, a look at McLean’s final rookie numbers and why he, Christian Scott and Zack Thornton give the Mets plenty of reason to be excited about the future of their rotation. The Mets Clubhouse Pass is presented by P.C. Richard & Son.

How did Andy Green go from running the Mets’ player development system to becoming the team’s full-time manager? Andy Martino breaks down how Green won over the clubhouse after taking over as interim manager, why his relationships throughout the organization made him such a unique fit and what David Stearns sees in Green as the Mets move forward. Plus, Andy discusses Christian Scott’s season-ending IL stint and Devin Williams returning to the Mets bullpen.

Andy Martino takes you inside an emotional day at Citi Field as Howie Rose calls his final Mets game from the radio booth. Andy shares what it was like inside the ballpark as fans chanted Howie’s name, Mets players tipped their caps and a legendary career came to a close. He also reflects on Howie’s irreplaceable connection to Mets history and makes a promise to help preserve that history for the next generation of fans. Plus, Andy breaks down Jonah Tong’s continued development and reflects on Carlos Beltran’s number retirement weekend.

Andy Martino provides the latest update on Jared Young after a frightening collision with Nolan McLean near first base at Citi Field. Young was taken to the hospital after briefly losing consciousness, but Andy Green later shared that his CT scan came back negative and that Young had full use of his extremities. Francisco Lindor also spoke about the scary moment and what Young means to the Mets clubhouse.

Jonathan Santucci joins Andy Martino after being named the Mets Minor League Pitcher of the Year following a breakout season in the organization. Santucci discusses the development of his changeup, adjusting to Triple-A hitters, facing established big leaguers and why those experiences have convinced him his stuff can play at any level. He also talks about watching fellow Mets pitching prospects reach the majors and reveals what he plans to work on this offseason as he continues his push toward Citi Field.

Mets Minor League Player of the Year Mitch Voit joins Andy Martino on The Mets Clubhouse Pass after a breakout 2026 season. Voit breaks down the approach that transformed his year, his transition from Brooklyn to Double-A Binghamton, his development at shortstop and what he wants to improve before taking the next step toward the Major Leagues. Voit also explains why his offseason focus will be adding strength and turning more of his doubles into home runs as he prepares for 2027.

Francisco Lindor is one home run away from 300, putting the Mets shortstop on the doorstep of some incredibly rare MLB history. Andy Martino breaks down the legendary company Lindor is about to join and what his career already means historically. Plus, Jonah Tong delivers six innings without allowing an earned run and shows why his fastball and changeup are considered his “superpowers.” Andy also shares his firsthand impressions of Mets prospects Jonathan Santucci and Mitch Voit, reflects on Howie Rose’s final homestand, and looks back at Pete Alonso’s emotional return to Citi Field.

Howie Rose sits down with Andy Martino for the final installment of their extended conversation about his remarkable life and career with the New York Mets. Howie looks back on watching Shea Stadium being built as a child, witnessing the unforgettable finish to Game 6 of the 1986 World Series, Mike Piazza’s emotional home run after 9/11, Pete Alonso’s 2024 postseason heroics and decades of memories from the broadcast booth. He also explains why loyalty has always been at the heart of what it means to be a Mets fan. The Mets Clubhouse Pass is presented by P.C. Richard & Son.

The Mets are rolling into Yankee Stadium for a massive Subway Series, and all eyes are on three young pitchers getting their first taste of the rivalry. Andy Martino breaks down what to watch from Nolan McLain, Zach Thornton and Christian Scott, including McLain’s evolving pitch mix, Thornton’s response to a tough outing and Scott’s continued development against left-handed hitters. Plus, Andy looks at the Yankees’ pitching matchups and Juan Soto’s second return to the Bronx.