First Time Long Time: The New York Mets Podcast You Never Knew You Needed First Time Long Time

We're back!!

In this episode we explain our absence, tell some Mets-Phillies and Subway Series stories, debut our new segment "Asleep at the Zeile," and dive deep into Pete Alonso's Carshield commercial.

Let's Go Mets.

HEY THERE, SPORTS FANS!
After a prolonged absence due to what can only be described as unfortunate decisions, Tommy Fitzgerald and Richie Barone are back to talk about the New York Mets. 
In this episode, we take a look at this year's team, talk about how much we enjoy Mickey Callaway's name, and tell you how to survive McFadden's on Opening Day. 
God Bless. Let's Go Mets.

Guess who's back, back again, Richie and Tommy are back, let's drink Bud Lights. Woo! Feels good to be back and feels good to lay down some Eminem for you guys. Shout out to the 90s.
So obviously the season didn't end the way we wanted it to, but now it's time to tackle the offseason like that guy who treats his family's Thanksgiving Day two hand touch game like the Super Bowl.
Who are the Mets going to trade for? Who's going to be our manager? Will David Wright play next year? We cover it all and explain our long absence on this week's FIRST TIME LONG TIME.

Hey there, sports fans!
First Time Long Time...literally. We've been slacking on the show like Trevor Rosenthal covering first base, and for that, we're sorry. 
On today's show we go over the latest Mets win, talk about the trade deadline, razz Asdrubal Cabrera, and wonder why section 138 at Citi turns into an underground fight club every game. 
Enjoy, and Let's Go Mets.

Hey there, sports fans!
We're sorry we've been so inconsistent, but we're back...in a REAL STUDIO, EVEN.
That said, it's time to talk about the state of the Mets. Not one topic, not one issue, the overall state of the team. 
Buckle up, it's go time.

Hey there, sports fans!
I bet you thought we quit. Maybe you even thought one of us was dead. Well, HA, joke's on you. First Time Long Time is back. Richie is playing through and injury, and Tommy is picking up the rest of the slack, so that we can talk to you about this diarrhea-filled diaper  of a team, the Mets. 
This weekend, it's time to play our division rivals, lovers of the confederate flag, the Atlanta Braves. 
The way this season has gone, Tommy and myself would normally feel crappy about this series, but NOT TODAY. Matz and Lugo are coming back, and if they both give up less than 8 runs apiece, I'll consider that helpful.
Enjoy the weekend, and Let's Go Mets.