This week, Dr. K Dwight Gooden becomes the youngest pitcher in baseball history to win 20 games in a season at the young age of 20. Listen in as Doc wins both his 19th game (a 16-strikeout performance) and his 20th in the same week!

The Mets and Cardinals battle for first place in the NL East as this week, Sid Fernandez pitches great with two 8 inning-plus wins. Meanwhile Frank Cashen learns that the White Sox would make Tom Seaver available to the Mets in a trade. Would the team pull the trigger? The 1985 pennant race is heating up so listen to our latest episode!

The 1985 baseball season takes a pause as the Players Union goes on strike! For a full 48 hours. When the season resumes play, the Mets find themselves red-hot, on a seven game winning streak, and moving into sole possession of first place in the NL East. Hear about some amazing performances such as a three-home run game by Darryl Strawberry, a two-home run game by Gary Carter, a 5 for 6 performance by Keith Hernandez, and the fourth complete game in a row by Dr. K!

While the Franchise Tom Seaver may not be a Met in 1985, hear all about him achieving his 300th career win in front of a New York City crowd when his White Sox battle the Yankees at Yankee Stadium. As for the Mets, hear about them wrapping up an amazing month of July that saw them go 21-7! This episode also pays homage to the recently departed Ryne Sandberg.

This week, the Mets play the Reds as Pete Rose inches closer and closer to breaking Ty Cobb’s all-time hits record. The team says goodbye to Kelvin Chapman. And the Mets win a game by a score of 16-4… with all 16 runs scored as unearned. Listen on in!

Relive the 1985 All Star Game as Darryl Strawberry does a fine job representing the Mets in the Mid-Summer Classic. But a black cloud looms over baseball as failing labor negotiations cause the Players Association to set a strike date for early August. Meanwhile, the second half of the season gets underway and the Mets score 31 runs over the course of two games! Check it out!

The first half of the 1985 season comes to a close as the Mets wrap up a 9-game winning streak and move back up to second place in the NL East. Find out who from the Mets is selected to the ‘85 All Star Game next week in Minneapolis. Plus, in this week’s episode, Nolan Ryan gets his 4,000th career strikeout against his former team. Check it out!

It’s our biggest and best episode yet! First, we cover the first ballgame that this podcaster ever attended in person. Then, a few days later, we cover the wackiest game the Mets ever played. The 4th of July 19-inning game… the “Rick Camp” game… the “Let’s Shoot Off a Bunch of Fireworks at 4 a.m” game. This is one you don’t want to miss!