About this Episode
Will wants to cut bait on the season, but Jay isn't giving up, especially with the return of Cespedes, Matz and Lugo. An outfielder joins the Clash on stage, Friedman units are discussed, and a new sponsor provides a unique Mets-themed dining experience.
Episode Links
- The Clash: Live at Shea Stadium | Pitchfork
- The Clash-Ghetto Defendant (Extended Version) - YouTube
- The Clash-Sean Flynn (Extended Version) - YouTube
- Rusty Staub “Le Grande Orange”: The Greatest New York Met of All Time | Bleacher Report
- When Gary Rajsich Rescued Baseball
- Jerry Blevins (@jerryblevins) | Twitter
- Whitney Blevins (@ChicBabble) | Twitter
- Friedman Unit - Wikipedia
- Projected Super Two dates this year : fantasybaseball
- ON BASEBALL; Win or Lose, Valentine Still Carries a Burden - The New York Times — ''In the next 55 games, if we're not better, I shouldn't be the manager.''
- The map is not the territory - Lesswrongwiki
- Welcome To Sanditon | Episode 5: The Map Is Not The Territory
- Keith Law discusses his new book, "Smart Baseball" | SI.com
- Inside the sprawling ranch that Yoenis Cespedes calls home | New York Post
- New York Mets Fans in Los Angeles (Santa Monica, CA) | Meetup
- Game of Thrones® Night | MLB.com
- Mets/Dodger games? - New York Mets Fans in Los Angeles (Sports Bar Club) (Santa Monica, CA) | Meetup
- Mets Rewind on Twitter: "June 7, 1980: @Mets trade Jesse Anderson to @WhiteSox for Claudell Washington. Frank Cashen's first trade. #MetsRewind https://t.co/J5Cmz30tM9"