Doug Williams and Andy Martino return with an all-new Shea Anything podcast, as the guys dig deep into some pitching problems. Doug and Andy explore the possible offseason options the Mets may have with Edwin Diaz and Jeurys Familia, and they break down some numbers surrounding Marcus Stroman in New York so far – and what those numbers may mean for Stroman and the Mets heading into 2020.
Doug Williams and guest co-host Adam Fisher deliver an all-new Shea Anything podcast, as the Mets make changes to their roster and to their scouting staff. The guys talk about how playing time will play out with Brandon Nimmo and Robinson Cano back in the mix, explore the reasons and timing behind the changes to the team’s scouting staff, and break down the status of each member of the starting rotation as the team heads into the final stretch of the season.
Doug Williams and John Harper discuss the Mets starting pitchers as well as roster depth. Is deGrom a legitimate contender for the Cy Young? Where will everyone play once Brandon Nimmo returns?
Doug Williams and Andy Martino deliver an all-new Shea Anything podcast, as the Mets remain in the NL Wild Card hunt. The guys talk about the state of the bullpen after the Mets 6-game road trip, Pete Alonso becoming the new NL rookie home run champion, and Amed Rosario blossoming into a hitting threat.
Doug Williams and Andy Martino deliver an all-new Shea Anything podcast, as the Mets find themselves right in the middle of the NL Wild Card chase. The guys talk about the intense atmosphere at Citi Field during the memorable series against the Nationals, the fan reaction to the remarkable recent run, the navigation of the choppy waters of the Mets bullpen, and if there are any players out in the market that can potentially help the team.
Doug Williams and Andy Martino drop an all-new Shea Anything podcast, as the Mets keep inching closer to a Wild Card spot. The guys break down how much of the success is based on a weak schedule they’ve recently played and how much is truly sustainable. Doug and Andy also pinpoint SNY Broadcaster Keith Hernandez’s comments about the Marcus Stroman trade lighting a fire under the team showing the front office believes in their current roster. Also, should Seth Lugo be introduced to the closer rol...
Doug Williams and Andy Martino drop an all-new Shea Anything, as things are moving fast for the New York Mets. The guys break down the trade for Marcus Stroman, and examine what moves may be coming next as the clock ticks towards Wednesday’s MLB Trade Deadline.
Doug Williams and Andy Martino release an all-new Shea Anything, and they examine the thought of trading outfielder Michael Conforto for a big haul. They also look into the strategy of converting infielders like Jeff McNeil into outfielders and dissect how Dom Smith is a better version of Cubs outfielder Kyle Schwarber.
Doug Williams and Andy Martino drop an all-new Shea Anything, and they re-examine the trade options for the Mets after the news came out that Zack Wheeler has hit the injured list. They also look into the future for potential moves involving Noah Syndergaard, while looking back at the past to judge previous moves made on Travis d’Arnaud and Jacob deGrom.
Doug Williams and Andy Martino wrap the week with a new episode of Shea Anything, which wraps a rough first half for the Mets. They do a quick All-Star recap, and then take a long look at the disappointments and surprises so far this season. Then the trade talk begins, as the guys ponder the futures of Zack Wheeler, Noah Syndergaard, Todd Frazier, and more.
Doug Williams and Andy Martino drop a new episode of Shea Anything, and examine why the talent on the Mets isn’t translating into more wins. The guys also look ahead to see if the future Mets should be built around offense, and to see if Brodie Van Wagenen will sell any pieces in 2019 with an eye on trying to win in 2020.
Doug Williams and Andy Martino drop a new episode of Shea Anything and recap the events between Mickey Callaway, Jason Vargas and a member of the media from earlier this week. The guys also dive into 4 potential paths the Mets could go down at the trade deadline as well as if Robinson Cano has anything left in the tank.
Doug Williams and Andy Martino drop a new episode of Shea Anything, and take a look at a crucial road trip that could define the season for the Mets. They also examine the trade value of Zack Wheeler, wonder whether it’s even worth it to deal him, and look behind the power numbers behind Pete Alonso’s rookie season so far.
Doug Williams and Andy Martino return for Shea Anything this week! The guys discuss which position the Mets will take at the trade deadline. They also examine Zack Wheeler’s trade value after his bad start in the Bronx, Jason Vargas’ resurgence and Chase Utley’s hatred toward the Mets.
Andy Martino and Doug Williams discuss Mickey Callaway's criticism of the team while making a few puzzling decisions himself. They also look at Dom Smith and his potential. There's also a lot of Jacob deGrom talk sprinkled in about personal catchers and his dominance.
Doug Williams and Andy Martino return for Shea Anything this week! The guys try to figure out the identity of this Mets team which has shown flashes of greatness. They also try to determine whether Steven Matz has finally turned a corner and is reaching his true potential.
Doug Williams and Andy Martino return for a special second helping of Shea Anything this week! Since the last show, the Mets committed to Mickey Callaway for the “foreseeable future” – and the guys explain how it went down and what it all means. They also try to figure out what happened to Yoenis Cespedes on his ranch, and what could happen to his future with the Mets.
Doug Williams and Andy Martino drop a Monday podcast after a rough weekend for the Mets. They sort through the uncertainty surrounding manager Mickey Callaway, as the speculation grows about his status with the team. They also dive into the Robinson Cano controversy, and how his “running” issues are playing out in relation to Mickey and the struggles of the squad.
Doug Williams and Andy Martino are back in their seats for the Shea Anything podcast, and they’re talking about some of the heat on the seats of the Mets. They cover Mickey Callaway’s meeting with Brodie Van Wagenen and ownership, look at some of the struggling players, and discuss how performance will eventually play out in the quest for the “Best 25” roster.
Andy Martino and Nelson Figueroa help kick off your week with an all-new Shea Anything podcast! They go exploring for the Mets lost offense, and explore why it’s gone cold. Nelson also does a deep dive on the seasons of Noah Syndergaard and Zack Wheeler so far, and the guys look at the not-too-deep depth of the Mets starting rotation, as injuries mount and Dallas Keuchel remains “out there”
Doug Williams and Andy Martino “Make your Monday” with an all-new Shea Anything. This week, they look into the recent struggles of star pitchers Jacob deGrom and Noah Syndergaard. Could there be something with the baseball or possibly a bigger issue? They also provide insight into the Mets recent catcher struggles including the DFA of Travis d’Arnaud.
The latest Shea Anything talks Mets.
Doug Williams and Andy Martino “Make your Monday” with an all-new Shea Anything podcast - the first of a new regular weekly delivery every Monday from now on! This week, they provide an alternate reason for Jacob deGrom’s recent struggles, you’ll know all about speed variance by the end of the show. They also drop updates on starting rotation options for the Mets, and the ongoing mystery of where Dallas Keuchel and Craig Kimbrel will eventually pitch this season.
Doug Williams and Adam Fisher go in-depth on this episode about the Mets hot start and who will be sent down once Todd Frazier and Jed Lowrie return from the IL. Adam and Doug also examine the year of the contract extension and if the scorching Pete Alonso will play himself into a deal like young star Ronald Acuna.
Doug Williams and Andy Martino drop an all-new episode of Shea Anything, and they break down how Mickey Callaway should handle Pete Alonso and Dom Smith if both make the Open Day roster. They also discuss who should be backing up Wilson Ramos if the veteran goes down with injury as well as where Jacob deGrom stands with so many contract extensions being signed this spring.
