Rob Brender, Steve Hofstetter and Matt Cerrone are day-to-day like Yoenies Cespedes, but step up anyway with another podcast. They wonder if Cespedes can finish a game anytime soon, while also debating whether they can ever quit anything due to the “game situation.” They also decide if they should mentally give up on the season, reveal whether or not the success of the Yankees pisses them off, and find one positive Mets story to wrap up the show.

In the latest episode of Meet the MetsCast, Rob Brender, Matt Cerrone, and Steve Hofstetter look back at the antics of Mr. Met's foam finger. Later, the guys discuss the likelihood of the team being sellers as July approaches, and the refreshing sight of Zack Wheeler performing well on a major league mound.

In the latest installment of Timeout with Taylor Rooks, former Piston, Blazer, Celtic, and Knick Rasheed Wallace joins the show for one of Taylor’s most in-depth conversations to date. ‘Sheed discusses the art of trash-talking, his philanthropy in the city of Flint, and confronting racism during his playing days. **Please be warned that there is explicit language during this episode.

Steve Hofstetter and Matt Cerrone drop Episode 10 of Meet the MetsCast, which finds Michael Conforto as the team’s lonely All-Star, and finds Tom Seaver yelling from his vineyard about pitching velocity. The guys cover all that, plus hypothetically add Tom Seaver or Mike Piazza to the current team, and crow about Matt Harvey finally wearing the crown.

On the latest Timeout with Taylor Rooks, Houston Rockets guard Lou Williams joins the show to discuss his love of music, having two girlfriends, competitive balance in the NBA, Kevin Durant, and being held up at gunpoint.