The league lit a fire under Juan Soto by snubbing him from the All-Star Game — and he’s already making them regret it. We break down how this snub could fuel a historic second half. Plus, the Mets win the Subway Series, taking 2 of 3 from the Yankees, and we dive into last night’s electric extra-inning win led by the Core 4: Nimmo, Alonso, Lindor, and Soto.

We’ve got energy, fire, and a full preview of tonight’s matchup. Queens is heating up — don’t miss this one.

June was brutal, the rotation's hanging by a thread with just two legit starters, and the bullpen’s lefty situation is bleak. In Episode 13 of Shea It Ain’t So, we break down why it's time to raise the caution flag on the Mets. Is David Stearns playing it smart by waiting on trade moves, or are the Mets at risk of falling too far behind? We discuss why the offense must step up now and how the next few weeks could define the season. Buckle up—things are about to get real in Queens.

The Mets have lost 8 of their last 9 games, including a rough series against the Phillies, and the heat is turning up. But there's still big trust in Steve Cohen and David Stearns to make the right moves with the trade deadline approaching. Until reinforcements arrive and players return from the IL, the bats need to wake up and carry the load. We break down the brutal stretch, talk potential deadline moves, and look ahead to a crucial four-game home series against the Braves. The Mets need some serious home cooking

The Mets have dropped seven straight, but in a tight fight for first place in the NL East, this skid might be exactly what sparks real change. In Episode 11 of Shea It Ain’t So, we break down why this losing streak could be a blessing in disguise—and how David Stearns’ trade deadline blueprint could transform the roster. From a much-needed lefty like Aroldis Chapman to the dream scenario of a Jacob deGrom reunion, we cover all the possibilities. Plus, we preview the rest of the pivotal Phillies series as the Mets look to regain ground in the division. Don’t miss this one—it’s a turning point episode.

In this episode of Shea It Ain’t So, we break down the Mets’ tough series against the Rays after getting swept for the first time all year — is it time to panic? The pitching has carried the team all season, but signs of regression are starting to show. With the bats underperforming despite being the supposed strength of the roster, it’s time for the offense to step up. We also talk about the impending returns of Sean Manaea and Frankie Montas and what impact they could have. Plus, we dive into the latest trade rumors, including speculation around Rafael Devers and the Mets’ clear need for a reliable lefty arm in the bullpen. Buckle up — it’s trade season in Queens.

The Mets are on fire, and so is this episode of Shea It Ain’t So. We celebrate Steve Cohen’s birthday and dive into how his leadership continues to fuel CTC: Change the Culture across the entire organization. With the team riding a win streak and one of the best home records in baseball, Queens is buzzing.

We recap the sweep of the Nationals, preview a crucial upcoming set against the Rays, and talk about the status of Kodai Senga after his injury scare. Plus, we check in on what’s clicking for McNeil, Nimmo, Soto, Alonso, and Lindor as the Mets look locked in on all fronts.

Winning isn’t just happening — it’s becoming the expectation.

After a dominant 10-game road trip, the Mets return home with serious momentum. In Episode 8 of Shea It Ain’t So, we break down the big takeaways from the 8-2 swing through L.A. and Colorado. We touch on clutch performances, bullpen surprises, and what’s clicking right now. Plus, we preview the upcoming Nationals series at Citi Field and dive into the hot topics surrounding the team — is Francisco Lindor captain patch coming soon? And is it time to give Alonso a contract! Buckle up for a packed episode.

In this fiery episode of Shea It Ain’t So, I stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Mets fans, leading the charge against Michael Kay's recent disparaging remarks. The Yankees broadcaster labeled Mets fans as "ill-informed nitwits" and "losers" over criticism of his Juan Soto reporting. I dissect his comments, the backlash from the Mets community, and reaffirm why our passion and loyalty to the team are unwavering.

We also delve into the Mets' recent series against the Dodgers, analyzing key moments and performances. Looking ahead, we preview the upcoming series against the Rockies, discussing what the Mets need to do to continue their momentum.