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The Mets' bats stay hot as they secure their first series win against the Braves this season. Clay Holmes delivers a quality start, pitching into the seventh inning. Jeff McNeil and Mark Vientos lead the offensive charge with back-to-back home runs.  Host Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the game's key moments and discusses the implications of Frankie Montas' season-ending injury.  The episode explores potential roster moves, including the possibility of calling up top pitching prospects Brandon Sproat and Jonah Tong.  With the Mets facing crucial decisions in the coming week, Finkelstein analyzes the team's options for strengthening their rotation and bullpen. Get the inside scoop on the Mets' pitching plans and how they might impact the team's playoff push – tune in now! JOIN THE LOCKED ON METS INSIDER COMMUNITY: https://joinsubtext.com/lockedonmets  Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tournament* in the USA. Visit

For the second straight night, the New York Mets got what they needed on the mound from their starter. And behind six home runs, they defeated the Atlanta Braves 9-2Clay Holmes gave the Mets a very good start of 6.1 IP, marking the second straight night the Mets got a start of at least six innings. . The offense gave Holmes the backup that he needed. It was a multi-homer night for both Mark Vientos and Jeff McNeil, with Pete Alonso and Starling Marte each adding a homer as well.Speaking of Marte, he was at the center of a defensive masterclass from New York tonight. After the Mets took a 3-0 in the 3rd, the Braves were threaten a quick response but Marte threw out a runner at the plate to end the inning. In a place that has given the Mets fits, they now are setup up to go for a series sweep of the Braves and send David Peterson to the mound in order to get the job done. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tourname

Nolan McLean's stellar performance propels the Mets to a dominant 12-2 victory over the Braves. The rookie pitcher showcases ace-like qualities, going seven innings with seven strikeouts and no walks.  Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto lead the offensive onslaught, with Soto blasting his 32nd home run of the season. Brett Baty continues his hot streak, going 4-for-6 and solidifying his case for an everyday role.Host Ryan Finkelstein breaks down McLean's impressive outing, the Mets' offensive explosion, and the bullpen's struggles.  He discusses the potential call-up of Brandon Sproat and the dilemma surrounding Kodai Senga's next start. With the Mets now 6 games back in the NL East and 1.5 games up in the wild card race, this episode provides crucial insights into the team's playoff push.Tune in now to get the full analysis of the Mets' statement win and their path forward in the playoff race! JOIN THE LOCKED ON METS INSIDER COMMUNITY: https://joinsubtext.com/lockedonmets  Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5

Behind a huge night offensively and a dominating start from Nolan McLean, the Mets took the opener of the series from the Atlanta Braves, 12-7.Despite a final line with 2 ER, this may have been a better start than his debut for Nolan McLean. He become the first Met pitcher not named David Peterson to throw at least six innings since June 7th. Offensively, everyone got involved for New York. Brett Baty had a career day with four hits. Francisco Lindor was on base four times and stole a couple of bases. Juan Soto hit his 32nd home run of the season. Every single starter on the Mets had a hit, and the bottom part of the lineup combined for 8 of the Mets hits. It was not all sunshine and rainbows, however, as Reed Garrett and Ryan Helsley had nights to forget and made this one a lot closer than it should have been. Clay Holmes goes for the Mets tomorrow, hoping to build off of a positive night all around for the team. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a

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The New York Mets continue to struggle, taking two steps back for every step forward. Despite recent wins against the Mariners and Nationals, the team faltered against Washington, raising concerns about their playoff prospects.  Host Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the frustrating loss, highlighting issues with starting pitchers Kodai Senga and Sean Manaea. He also criticizes the front office's reluctance to cut underperforming reliever Ryne Stanek.The host analyzes the Mets' upcoming series against the Atlanta Braves, discussing potential lineup changes due to injuries and the challenges of facing a surging Braves team. With only 35 games left in the season, Finkelstein questions whether the Mets can turn things around and secure a playoff berth.Get the inside scoop on the Mets' playoff chances and roster decisions – listen now to fuel your fandom! JOIN THE LOCKED ON METS INSIDER COMMUNITY: https://joinsubtext.com/lockedonmets  Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a cha

For the second straight game, the New York Mets couldn't do anything against the worst bullpen in baseball and they fell in the series finale, 9-3. Sean Manaea got off to a good start, just like Kodai Senga did last night, but like Senga he hit a wall in the middle innings and was unable to complete five innings. Offensively, the Mets did get off to a solid start leading 3-0, but got just one hit against a bullpen that ranks at the bottom in all of baseball. Reeling from another bad series loss, the Mets will need short memories as they start a three-game series in Atlanta tomorrow night against the Braves. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tournament* in the USA. Visit 5HEWIN.com for full rules and entry. No purchase necessary. Excludes the Master’s tournament. Ends October 31, 2025. PrizePicksDownload the PrizePicks app today and use code LOCKEDONMLB to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup.Pr

The New York Mets let one slip away against the Washington Nationals, with Kodai Senga struggling and a comeback falling short.  Host Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the frustrating loss, analyzing Senga's inconsistent performance and the team's offensive woes against left-handed pitching. The episode explores whether Senga can be relied upon down the stretch and discusses Brandon Nimmo's neck injury, which could impact the lineup for upcoming games.  He also previews the series finale against the Nationals and touches on potential roster moves, including Jose Siri's possible return.  Get the inside scoop on the Mets' playoff push and crucial upcoming matchups - tune in now to stay ahead of the wild card race! JOIN THE LOCKED ON METS INSIDER COMMUNITY: https://joinsubtext.com/lockedonmets  Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tournament* in the USA. Visit 5HEWIN.com for full rules and entry. No purchase necessary. Exc

Kodai Senga struggled tonight against the Washington Nationals, as the Mets fell in DC by a final of 5-4. The first two innings saw Senga on cruise control, utilizing his full arsenal and snagging a couple of strike-outs. However, that was where it ended, as Senga started to lose command and left a lot of his offspeed offerings up and in the middle of the zone. Washington was able to jump out to a 4-0 lead before Brett Baty hit another TOWERING home run to get the Mets on the board. And then it was the 6th inning when the Mets mounted a comeback. A pair of opposite field doubles from Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil pulled the Mets back within one run. They were able to load the bases in the inning but couldn't get the tying run across. They did get the tying run on base in the 9th inning, but an inning ending double play dashed any chance the Mets would get their first win after trailing through 8 innings. Sean Manaea takes the mound for the Mets tomorrow in the series finale as they will look to win the rubber m

The New York Mets secure a dominant 8-1 victory against the Washington Nationals, showcasing their offensive firepower and pitching prowess. David Peterson delivers a masterful performance, striking out 10 batters over 8 innings.  Francisco Alvarez's thumb injury raises concerns, but the Mets' lineup continues to shine with contributions from Francisco Lindor, Juan Soto, and Mark Vientos.  Host Ryan Finkelstein analyzes the potential MLB debut of top pitching prospect Brandon Sproat and its implications for the Mets' rotation.  Discover how the Mets are positioning themselves for a strong September push and what it means for their postseason chances. Tune in now to get the inside scoop on the Mets' resurgence and upcoming roster moves! JOIN THE LOCKED ON METS INSIDER COMMUNITY: https://joinsubtext.com/lockedonmets  Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tournament* in the USA. Visit 5HEWIN.com for full rules and entr

The New York Mets defeated the Washington Nationals 8-1 for their third straight victory. It was a game where everything was rolling for the Mets. First, it was a much needed bounce-back performance from David Peterson. He threw a gem, striking out 10 over 8 innings of one run ball. Offensively, the Mets just keep rolling. Another day, another home run for Mark Vientos. Brett Baty added a solo shot, as did Juan Soto and Jeff McNeil in a power surge for New York. Kodai Senga gets the baton handed to him from Peterson, looking to keep the good vibes and momentum from the starting pitching going. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tournament* in the USA. Visit 5HEWIN.com for full rules and entry. No purchase necessary. Excludes the Master’s tournament. Ends October 31, 2025. PrizePicksDownload the PrizePicks app today and use code LOCKEDONMLB to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup.PrizePicks — Run

The New York Mets face a crucial series against the Washington Nationals as they fight for playoff contention. With David Peterson, Kodai Senga, and Sean Manaea taking the mound, the Mets' rotation needs to step up against one of the worst teams in baseball.  The podcast analyzes the National League playoff rotations, highlighting the Brewers and Dodgers as top contenders.  Host Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the Mets' pitching prospects, emphasizing Senga's potential comeback and concerns about Manaea's performance.  Can the Mets capitalize on this opportunity to gain ground in the NL East race? Tune in for an in-depth look at the Mets' playoff chances and the importance of their starting rotation in the final stretch of the season.  Don't miss out on this critical analysis of the Mets' path to October baseball – listen now! JOIN THE LOCKED ON METS INSIDER COMMUNITY: https://joinsubtext.com/lockedonmets  Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf

The New York Mets secure their first series victory since the trade deadline, fueled by Mark Vientos' stellar performance and Clay Holmes' solid start.  This episode breaks down the Mets' 7-3 win over the Seattle Mariners in the Little League Classic, highlighting key plays and offensive contributions.  Host Ryan Finkelstein analyzes the starting rotation's recent improvements, including Nolan McLean's impressive MLB debut and Holmes' bounce-back outing.The discussion covers the potential momentum shift for the Mets, the impact of the Little League Classic atmosphere on team morale, and the upcoming series against the Washington Nationals.  Finkelstein also addresses Francisco Alvarez's thumb injury, exploring its implications for the lineup and catching depth. With insights on Tylor Megill's rehab progress and rotation options, this episode offers a comprehensive look at the Mets' current state and future prospects.Get the full scoop on the Mets' resurgence and rotation outlook – listen now to stay ahead of

The New York Mets defeated the Seattle Mariners in the Little League Classic by a final of 7-3. In doing so, the Mets not only picked up a series win but won back to back games for the first time since July 27th. Offensively, it was the baby Mets who led the charge. Francisco Alvarez got things started with an RBI double. Brett Baty and Mark Vientos tacked on a pair and the Mets were off to the races with a 3-0 lead. It was Vientos who handed down the big blow, with his three-run opposite field homer in 5th that pushed the Mets lead to 5. Clay Holmes toed the rubber for the Mets and delivered probably the best that could have been expected from Holmes this time of year. It was five innings of one run ball for the Mets starter. Perhaps this is the momentum building performance that the Mets needed to get hot down stretch, and they''ll get to put that to the test starting on Tuesday in Washington against the Nationals. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to wi

Nolan McLean's MLB debut for the New York Mets offers a glimmer of hope in a challenging season. The young pitcher's impressive performance, striking out eight over five scoreless innings, matches Matt Harvey's 2012 debut.  Host Ryan Finkelstein breaks down McLean's arsenal and explores whether the Mets waited too long to promote McLean and discusses the potential impact on the team's playoff chances.  Finkelstein also touches on Jonah Tong's AAA debut and Clay Holmes' upcoming start in the Little League Classic.  With the Mets still in the wild card race, could McLean's arrival be the catalyst for a late-season turnaround? Tune in for expert analysis on how this debut might reshape the Mets' rotation and playoff aspirations. JOIN THE LOCKED ON METS INSIDER COMMUNITY: https://joinsubtext.com/lockedonmets  Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tournament* in the USA. Visit 5HEWIN.com for full rules and entry. No purc

The New York Mets' season continues to spiral as they suffer another brutal loss, this time to the Seattle Mariners.  Host Ryan Finkelstein breaks down the game's key moments, including Francisco Lindor's multi-homer performance and the bullpen's late-game collapse.  He analyzes the Mets' recent roster moves, questioning the decision to DFA Paul Blackburn while keeping struggling pitchers like Frankie Montas.Finkelstein discusses the team's ongoing issues, from inconsistent hitting to unreliable pitching, and examines the roles of players, coaches, and front office in the Mets' disappointing season.  Despite the struggles, he highlights a potential bright spot: top pitching prospect Nolan McLean's upcoming MLB debut.Get the full scoop on the Mets' latest setback and what McLean's arrival could mean for the team's future – listen now! JOIN THE LOCKED ON METS INSIDER COMMUNITY: https://joinsubtext.com/lockedonmets  Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a

On a night where the New York Mets offense showed plenty of fight, it was the bullpen and another blown lead that did the Mets in against the Seattle Mariners, 11-9. The Mets faced multiple deficits that they quickly erased in this, trailing 1-0, 2-1 and 4-3 early. Holding a 6-4 lead, it was set up for the Mets to get things to their bullpen and close up a win. But for the 4th straight outing, it was Ryan Helsley who coughed things up. Brooks Raley came up and gave up the lead in a tied game and then the Mariners blew the game open. A Francisco Alvarez three-run home run brought them within striking distance, but the Mets couldn't get anything done in the 9th.Sean Manaea was fine, going five innings and striking out seven but his continued resilience on just two pitches continues to make him vulnerable. It will be the MLB debut of Nolan McLean tomorrow for the Mets, as they look to get out of a stretch where they are 2-14 in their last 16 games. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that t

Big market MLB teams are struggling. Are the Mets, Yankees, and Dodgers facing a crisis?Jeff Carr and the Locked On MLB Squad analyze the unexpected challenges for baseball's powerhouses. From the New York Mets' shocking collapse to the Los Angeles Dodgers' luxury tax manipulation, the hosts dissect recent performances and financial strategies. The Chicago Cubs' small-market approach comes under fire, while playoff predictions spark heated debate. Sully argues the current MLB economic structure pits "28 teams against the Mets and the Dodgers," potentially leading to future labor disputes. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTime to fuel up and turn it up with 5-hour ENERGY®️ Transfusion! Go to https://5hourenergy.com today and use my promo code LOCKEDONGOLF to receive 20% off your order. This offer is only valid until September 30th on one order and cannot be used with other promotions. The code is not good on subscription orders.  Supply HouseJoin the TradeMaster program today at SupplyHouse.c

The New York Mets' struggles continue as they drop another game to the Atlanta Braves, extending their losing streak to 13 out of 15 games.  Despite a strong performance from Kodai Senga, the bullpen falters, with Ryan Helsley blowing a late lead.  Host Ryan Finkelstein analyzes Senga's improved outing, highlighting his effective use of the ghost fork and fastball combination.  The episode also touches on potential rotation changes, including Nolan McLean's upcoming MLB debut and Brandon Sproat's future prospects.  With a crucial series against the Seattle Mariners on the horizon, featuring matchups like Luis Castillo vs. Sean Manaea, can the Mets turn their season around?  Tune in for in-depth analysis of the Mets' pitching woes and their path forward in the playoff race. JOIN THE LOCKED ON METS INSIDER COMMUNITY: https://joinsubtext.com/lockedonmets  Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tournament* in the USA. Vi

The New York Mets blew another lead and fell to the Atlanta Braves by a final of 4-3. When it's not one thing, it's another for this team right now. Kodai Senga gave the Mets the best start they've seen in over a week, going 5.2 IP and allowing just two earned runs. The Mets offense, led by a Brandon Nimmo sac-fly and a Pete Alonso RBI single, took back the lead in the bottom of the 6th inning. Ryan Helsley was giving his normal 8th inning assignment and proceeded to give up the lead and that was that for New York. Another series loss for the Mets and their 13th loss in their last 15 games. It's a quick turnaround with the Seattle Mariners in town for a three game set starting tomorrow night.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!5-Hour ENERGYTee up that trip! Enter for a chance to win a dream golf trip for two to any golf tournament* in the USA. Visit 5HEWIN.com for full rules and entry. No purchase necessary. Excludes the Master’s tournament. Ends October 31, 2025.OpenPhoneStreamline and scale your customer