LOOGY: A New York Mets Podcast
LOOGY podcast is all about talking baseball and having a laugh. Host Zach is joined by Jack and Andrew as they discuss the latest New York Mets news, old-school baseball, and answer burning questions about the game we know and love.
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- Aug 19, 2026
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- Jul 10, 2026
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110 | The Brilliance of David Stearns (opens the original)
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Zach, Jack, and Andrew discuss the recent trade deadline moves, selling high, the Mets offense coming back, the reason for Jorge Polanco's struggles, the young pitchers, the brand new bullpen, Kodai Senga as the closer, Jefry Yan's celebrations, and an Ode to Tyrone Taylor.
109 | All Intelligence Banned From the Mets Dugout (opens the original)
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Zach, Jack, and Andrew discuss the SNY booth finally discussing the Mets coaching staff and their lack of experience, AI banned from the dugout, updates on the offensive breakout, Francisco Lindor being back, the plan for Luis Robert, team attitude during a lost season, searching for a leader, the next handsomest Met, and Zac Thornton predictions.
108 | Mets Fans Need a Mercy Shot (opens the original)
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Zach, Jack, and Andrew discuss the firing of Carlos Mendoza and hiring of Andy Green, the resurgence of the Mets offense, AJ Ewing leading off, Juan Soto being Juan Soto, Lindor's struggles in his return, the failures of Mark Vientos and Brett Baty, a very crowded dugout, the disappearance of the Spidey mask, the status of Marcus Semien, and up and down pitching.
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