National League Town (a Mets podcast)

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  • Mets Fandom, Mets History, Mets Life with Long Island’s Own Greg Prince and Jeff Hysen
    National League Town
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Baseball & Softball
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Episodes
  • Legends We've Lost

    Legends We've Lost
    Nov 18 2024

    National League Town looks back at three baseball legends who’ve recently passed: the most prolific hitter of all time; the pitcher who generated a mania all his own; and a cat we couldn’t hear enough about. Join Greg and Jeff as they remember Pete Rose, Fernando Valenzuela and, yes, Hadji.
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    41 mins
  • Is It Soto Yet?

    Is It Soto Yet?
    Nov 12 2024

    Click and refresh all you like. Juan Soto is not yet a Met. Whether or not he will be is the steamiest Remains To Be Seen component of this Hot Stove season, but there are other matters to preoccupy Mets fans everywhere, including the ones at National League Town. Will Pete Alonso stay? Will most of our rotation go? Who will move to new positions? What heretofore total stranger will play his way into our hearts next year? Greg and Jeff have no conclusive answers, but that won’t stop them from thinking out loud. Also, they remain very high on the value of Francisco Lindor.
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    58 mins
  • Wasn’t That a Time! (Part II)

    Wasn’t That a Time! (Part II)
    Nov 7 2024

    How great was 2024 to be a Mets fan? That’s one of the questions Greg and Jeff ponder as they conclude their reflections on a year they didn’t see coming, yet are grateful to have lived through.
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    29 mins

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