Coming off a sweep in Philly, the big question is how good are the 2012 Mets? We also hit the team's recent injuries and the decline of the Phillies. 

Do the Mets have pitching problems? Oh, yes. Lineup issues? Those too. But at least there are prospects, as Gnats' pitching coach Frank Viola gives us the rundown on his talented Savannah staff. Also, robots. 

Patrick checks in from somewhere in Texas with a roadtrip report. Do nine homegrown starters demand a revision to Omar Minaya's legacy? The Mets swept the Marlins despite a DL parade. 

Ted sings us a song as we partake in Small Sample Size Theatre. Mark Simon of ESPNNY drops by to discuss analyzing the Mets defense and David Wright. Lots more about the early 2012 Mets including the good: David Wright and Kirk Nieuwenhuis' hot starts and the bad: the pitching.  

What should the Mets do about David Wright and his pinkie? Hard-throwing RHP Michael Fulmer is our guest. We introduce a new segment creatively titled: One Good Thing/One Bad Thing

The gang discusses the Mets Opening Day, which went perfectly: Johan Santana was healthy and effective and David Wright drove home the game's only run. Also, what to expect from Kirk Nieuwenhuis when he fills in for the injured Andres Torres.

A week from Opening Day, we break down the NL East and the 2012 Mets. We make stabs at who will lead the Mets in individual statistical categories and who will be the first Met traded. Over/underrated Mets too.   

Two weeks until Opening Day, but it was a good week for the Mets whose ownership group settled a lawsuit with the trustee for the victim of Bernie Madoff's ponzi scheme. Also, Tim Tebow's a Jet; could he play baseball? Other good news: Johan Santana looks like Johan Santana. Also, is moving Jordany Valdespin to centerfield a good idea? 

Mets pitcher Mike Pelfrey joins Ted Berg to talk sandwiches.

Spring Training 2012. Terry Collins and the bear. Dave Hudgens is our guest to discuss teaching hitting. More Mets injuries. Lots of feedback and questions from fans.