Mets Therapy

The Mets have officially entered the “forget fundamentals, embrace chaos” portion of the season. In this episode of Mets Therapy, we break down another embarrassing loss, the complete lack of urgency from this team, and the moment that perfectly summed up the 2026 Mets: nobody bothering to back up home plate. From benching Peterson to firing everyone with a pulse, this is a full therapy session for fans who are dangerously close to throwing in the towel.

The Mets are spiraling, the offense looks like it’s powered by dial-up internet, and the fanbase is officially entering the bargaining stage of grief. This week on Mets Therapy, we discuss the current mess, why the lineup feels lifeless, and why it may finally be time to unleash Ryan Clifford. Because if the season’s already on fire, you might as well let the kids roast marshmallows over it.

For today’s Mets Therapy episode we talk about the win over the nationals, the current fans expectations, the upcoming eventual sweep of the Marlins.  That’s right, sweep.  #LGM #yagottabelieve 

Last night’s Mets game delivered everything fans have come to expect: stranded runners, bullpen chaos, and emotional exhaustion by the seventh inning. This episode of Mets Therapybreaks down another cinematic collapse with the appropriate amount of sarcasm, disbelief, and psychological damage. Somehow, against all available evidence, there’s still a microscopic reason to believe they bounce back tonight. #LGM

After another painfully predictable Mets collapse, we’re back to process. We break down last night’s loss, disappearing offense after an early lead, and what to realistically expect from Thornton tonight. Is this a bounce back game — or just another chapter in the emotional support group formerly known as baseball season?

The Mets keep their hot stretch rolling with another win over the Nationals, and the vibes are finally starting to shift in Queens. We break down the biggest moments from last night’s game, key team trends, and why all eyes are on Nolan McLean as he takes the mound tonight.  

The Mets took the Subway Series from the Yankees, so naturally Mets fans are handling it with complete emotional stability. We break down the comeback win, the Bronx meltdown, and why this week’s matchup against the Nationals somehow feels even more dangerous.  

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The Mets suddenly feel different — and a huge part of that comes from the energy Benge and Eqing are bringing to the clubhouse. This week on Mets Therapy, we break down why fans are actually feeling optimistic again, how the team’s chemistry has shifted, and why Mets fans are cautiously allowing themselves to experience joy… which historically has gone great for us. 

This episode of Mets Therapy is a passionate plea for the Mets to finally bring up Clifford, Morabito, Wenninger, and Tong — because watching struggling veterans “turn the corner” for three straight months has become a federally recognized form of suffering. If the Mets are going to be inconsistent anyway, they might as well be young, fast, and interesting.

In  today's episode we break down the electric MLB debut of A.J. Ewing, the dominant win over Detroit, and why Mets fans are suddenly feeling something dangerous: hope. We dive into Ewing’s impact, the renewed energy around the lineup, and whether this team might actually be, dare it say it… fun again.  #mets #baseball #ewing

The New York Mets have officially promoted top prospect AJ Ewing, and Mets Therapy breaks down what fans can expect from the exciting new center fielder making his MLB debut. We dive into Ewing’s elite speed, defensive upside, minor league production, and how he could impact a struggling Mets lineup immediately. Is AJ Ewing the spark the Mets desperately need, or are expectations getting too high too fast?

On Today's Mets Therapy, we break down the current state of the Mets: inconsistent offense, bullpen chaos, and a roster permanently stuck between “contender” and “group project gone wrong.” We also talk about what actually needs to change — besides the collective emotional stability of the fanbase. #newyorkmets #mets #baseball

The last call of the day came from Rich.  I’m with Rich, Bring up the kids!  #LGM #mets

Frankie from queens gives us his current thoughts on the Mets. Do you agree? Let us know, 609-551-0901 to leave us a message to play on air. #LetsGoMets

With today’s off day, we hear from some of your calls into our message line.  This one comes from Carmela in Great Kills, I think she really has the viewpoint of this fan base.  But what do you think? Let us know, 609-551-0901 to be part of the show! #LetsGoMets 

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The Mets blow another game, and Mets Therapy breaks down the frustrating loss, questionable lineup decisions, and the baffling choice to bench Carson Benge and MJ Melendez. Packed with sarcastic Mets reactions, postgame analysis, and frustrated fan therapy, this episode covers everything wrong with the Mets’ latest collapse. #TimeToBenge #LGM

The New York Mets beat the Colorado Rockies 10-5 in a wild Coors Field showdown featuring a Juan Soto leadoff homer, big offensive performances, bullpen drama, and another emotional rollercoaster for Mets fans. On this episode of Mets Therapy, we break down the Mets vs Rockies recap, analyze the Mets winning streak, discuss Francisco Alvarez, Freddy Peralta, and the shaky bullpen, and preview today’s matchup as the Mets go for the sweep in Colorado. #LetsGoMets

In this episode we hear twice from Ethan from Queens.  We hear his call after the loss to the nationals on April 29th and then again after Clay Holmes pitched on May 3rd against the Angels.  Is something brewing with the Mets?  Let us know, 609-551-0901 or MetsTherapy.com to leave a message for the show.  

Carson Benge is on fire and this episode we break down his incredibly 11-game tear, what it means for the New York Mets, and why he’s quickly becoming one of the most exciting rising stars.  I don’t know about you but I think it’s #TimeToBenge 

After one shockingly competent win, Mets Therapy dives headfirst into cautious optimism, aggressive overreactions, and early parade planning. Is this the turning point—or just emotional self-sabotage with better vibes? #Mets #LGM #StrartTheStreak #TimeToBenge  

The Mets win 2 of 3 against the Angels and suddenly… things don’t feel completely hopeless? We break down the surprisingly competent baseball, preview the upcoming Rockies series with cautious optimism, and of course discuss the very Mets-coded game time change thanks to the weather. Is this the start of momentum, or just a classic setup? #LetsGoMets #StartTheStreak

The New York Mets once again demonstrate their elite ability to keep games just close enough to maximize emotional damage without the inconvenience of actually winning. We break down last night’s “so close it hurts” loss to the Los Angeles Angels and preview today’s exciting opportunity to either take the series… or deepen the character-building experience.

The #NewYorkMets #5KeysToSurvive  Mets-Angels #LetsGoMets

In today’s episode we break down the current state of the 2026 New York Mets. Can they realistically turn things around? We dive into key issues like lineup identity, bullpen roles, starting pitching struggles, and the mental side of Mets baseball—all with the sarcasm and honesty fans know too well. If you’re a frustrated Mets fan looking for analysis, reactions, and a little therapy after another emotional rollercoaster, this episode is for you. #mets #letsgomets #lgm

  In this episode of Mets Therapy, we break down top New York Mets pitching prospect Jonah Tong, analyzing his dominant early-season stats, recent regression, and what it means for the Mets’ struggling pitching staff in 2026. With the Mets dealing with rotation inconsistency and bullpen concerns, we discuss Tong’s MLB timeline, potential call-up, and whether he could be a realistic solution this season.

Today’s episode we talk about the promotion of AJ Ewing and what it means for the major league team.  We also talk about the Mets win over the Nationals.  Time to #StarTheStreak. #LetsGoMets

Emergency Mets Therapy Session.  Big Pitching. Big Hitting. Big Taking Advantage of Mistakes. Big Win. We discuss. 

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Tonight is definitely the night everything changes for the New York Mets… at least that’s what we’re telling ourselves again. With three huge divisional games ahead, this is apparently where the “turnaround” begins and the winning streak magically appears. Join Mets Therapy as we break down the hope, the sarcasm, and the familiar feeling that we’ve been here before.  #mets

It’s another brutally honest edition of Mets Therapy, the New York Mets podcast where fans sound off and nothing is sugarcoated. In this listener submissions episode, we react to one of the most frustrating weeks of the 2026 New York Mets season — including a brutal losing stretch, a shocking home series against the Colorado Rockies, and an offense that continues to disappear when it matters most.   Is this just an early-season slump, or are the 2026 Mets already in trouble? Should changes be made now, or is patience the right move? If you’re looking for passionate New York Mets talk, fan reactions, Mets news, and in-depth discussion on what’s going wrong in Queens, this episode delivers. Subscribe now for notifications of new episodes. And give a call to 609-551-0901, or leave a thought at MetsTherapy.com to be featured on the show. 

With today’s Mets game against the Rockies postponed, we read some listener submissions to MetsTherapy.com - Let’s Go Mets!

 Another day, another New York Mets prospect getting crowned too early. Today we look at Ryan Clifford’s numbers, power upside, major league player comparison, and whether this hot streak is real—or just setting everyone up again. #LGM #mets

In today’s episode of Mets Therapy, we break down the latest game recap, including a much-needed victory that still somehow feels unstable. We also cover the return of Juan Soto, the unfortunate injury update on Francisco Lindor, and what it all means heading into tonight’s start from Christian Scott. There’s cautious optimism. There’s historical trauma. And there’s the ongoing question every Mets fan asks after a win: is this real, or are we being set up again? If you’re a Mets fan, you already know: hope is dangerous. But so is ignoring momentum. #LGM

Here’s today’s 5 keys to stop the skid and get a win with Clay Holmes on the mound. #LetsGoMets

Tonight, the Mets will finally stop the skid and win a game!  Positive Thinking People!  Give us a call 609-551-0901 to voice your thoughts or visit MetsTherapy.com to leave a comment and be featured on an upcoming show. 

With the tables already turned against the Mets in April, we discuss the 5 keys to survive and thrive for today’s game against the twins.  The skid stops here. #letsgomets #mets

After 11 straight losses, the New York Mets are searching for answers.  On today’s episode we break down the skid and what needs to change immediately if the Mets are going to stop the slide. 

After an 10th inning loss to move the losing streak to 11, we tackle some more listener submissions to the MetsTherapy.com website.  You can also leave a message at 609-551-0901.  

This episode we dive into some submissions to the website, MetsTherapy.com - Leave your thoughts for us to talk about in a future show,  or call 609-551-0901 and leave us a message. 

New York Mets drop their 11th straight in a painfully predictable 1–2 collapse that somehow hurts worse than the others. One solo homer, zero offense, and another chapter in the Mets losing streak nobody asked for.  All discussed on this instant reaction. 

Today’s episode we process the Mets losing ten straight games.  #letsgomets

In today’s episode, Ryan walks through the emotional rollercoaster of a losing streak all while trying to figure out what, if anything, this team actually is right now.  / give us a call to join the emotional support group -  609-551-0901 #letsgomets 

With the Mets taking a well needed off day, we reach into the listener submissions to try and answer some of your burning questions submitted to the our website.  Want to contribute, either leave a message at 609-551-0901 or on our website MetsTherapy.com  #LetsGoMets

Today’s episode we discuss A. J. Ewing and try to put the #Mets current losing streak in the back of our minds - it’s not working.   Give us a call and let us know your thoughts - 609-551-0901 or leave a message on MetsTherapy.com  #LGM 

Today’s episode discusses the #mets futile attempt last night at playing baseball against the #Dodgers / Let us know your thoughts: 609-551-0901 or leave a comment at MetsTherapy.com

It’s the first (and hopefully last) five game losing streak for the #mets / how are you feeling through these dark days - 609-551-0901 leave a message or visit MetsTherapy.com to leave a comment we’ll read on a later show.  #LGM 

The inevitable Jeff #McNeil episode. / Give us your thoughts: 609-551-0901 #metstherapy #newyorkmets 

Today’s episode we discuss Christian Scott and his expectations for 2026. / Share your thoughts: 609-551-0901. #mets