Put it in the Books‪!‬ Brendan Malin

This episode of Put it in the Books! is stacked. Kicking things off, the guys are stoked to discuss the record-breaking contract extension for Fransisco Lindor!! We also preview the Mets' impending matchup with the Washington Nationals, analyzing which team has the edge. Lastly, we play over/under for several key questions surrounding the Mets, most importantly whether they'll have enough wins to prevail in the NL East.

After a month-long hiatus, Put it in the Books! is back in action one week away from Opening Day. This episode discusses the biggest takeaways away from Mets Spring Training, highlighting those who have under-performed as well as those who over-performed. Also, we play Buy or Sell on some of the Mets' biggest storylines coming out of camp, including potential roster moves, contract extensions, and injury replacements. 

This week the podcast highlights the Mets' excellence on Opening Day. With the best winning percentage among all teams, the Mets on Opening Day have featured some of the franchise's all time greats as well as some of its most obscure one-year wonders. Listen to us share some of our favorite Opening Day memories on this week's very entertaining and nostalgic episode.

It's officially Spring Training season!! With pitchers and catchers all reported to camp, we analyze the roster and each project our own 26-man Opening Day rosters. We also discuss the Mets’ pursuit of Taijuan Walker and/or Jake Odorizzi, as well as the state of the bullpen following Seth Lugo's injury. 

Move over football, it's officially baseball season! With spring training set to begin in less than 2 weeks, the hosts of Put it in the Books! look at the Mets roster and discuss which positions still need improvement. The podcast also reacts to the Mets missing out on Trevor Bauer, and what that loss means for future moves. 

This newest episode of Put it in the Books! condemns former Mets manager Mickey Callaway for inappropriate behavior, reflects on Daniel Murphy's retirement, and discusses the state of the Mets rotation sans Steven Matz.