Darryl Strawberry continues his media blitz pushing the two new Shea Stadium DVD sets. This time he talks to Michael Kay on his ESPN Radio show about his career with the Mets and the current state of the team.
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Audio: June 10- Jon Heyman
Sports Illustrated baseball writer does his weekly spot with WFAN’s Mike and the Mad Dog. This week he describes the Mets as “pathetic” and it’s hard to disagree.
Audio: June 5- Billy Wagner On ESPN Radio
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Mets closer Billy Wagner joins Don LeGreca on ESPN Radio for his weekly spot. He talks about the Mets success over the last week, the come from behind wins, the players lack of support for Willie Randolph, and Aaron Heilman’s struggles.
Audio: June 5- Randolph And Heyman
Audio links from WFAN’s Mike and The Mad Dog show. New York Mets manager Willie Randolph and Sports Illustrated baseball writer Jon Heyman join the show.
What jumps out at me is that Randolph seems to be much more open to pointing out when players are going badly than he was before the meeting with the Wilpons. I like that he isn’t being an apologist for every player that’s going badly.
Audio: June 5- Eddie Coleman- Mets Beat Report
Audio from WFAN’s Joe & Evan. Eddie Coleman talks about the San Francisco Giants series, the upcoming San Diego Padres series, the catching platoon situation, Moises Alou’s activation from the disabled list, Pedro Martinez first start back from the DL, and Ryan Church asking to sit out of the final game in SF yesterday.
Audio: Gammons On Pedro Martinez
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Baseball analyst Peter Gammons talks to Michael Kay on ESPN Radio about Pedro Martinez’ return from the disabled list, John Smoltz’ injury, and Joba Chamberlain’s first start for the Yankees.
Audio: June 3- Ron Darling
SNY broadcaster Ron Darling talks to ESPN Radio’s Michael Kay about Pedro Martinez’ first start back from the disabled list against the San Francisco Giants. He also talks about Joba Chamberlain’s first start, Oliver Perez’ inconsistency, and the Mets pitchers.
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