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Tyler Ward explains why Ryan Clifford is likely to be the next Mets prospect to be called up to the majors, why the Amazin’s could pursue a trade for White Sox slugger Munetaka Murakami and whether Mark Vientos’ days in Queens are numbered.

The Mets have won 7 of their last 10 games and suddenly look much more competitive than they did just a few weeks ago. But should Mets fans actually believe this recent stretch of success? This week on Straight Outta Flushing, Dexter Henry is joined by Andrew Claudio of Just Mets to break down whether the Mets are finally turning a corner or simply teasing their fanbase with another brief hot streak. 00:00 intro 01:52 Are The Mets Teasing Us Again? 06:52 Is The Rotation Finally Showing Signs Of Life? 11:15 Sean Manaea Looks Different…Is This Real? 16:22 Is The Offense Actually Improving Or Are A Few Players Covering Up Bigger Issues? 26:13 Where Has The Plate Discipline Gone? 29:13 Polanco’s Setback & Alvarez’s Return 35:27 The Mets Are 7 Games Under .500 Again

Tyler Ward explains why Bo Bichette can become a major cog in the Mets’ attempt to turn their 2026 season around, despite a slow start to his time in Queens.

On this week's episode of Straight Outta Flushing, Dexter Henry and co-host Tyler Ward break down the latest developments surrounding the New York Mets following their four-game winning streak. ⚾️ Have the Mets finally found some momentum after weeks of inconsistency? ⚾️ Juan Soto put together an outstanding series against the Marlins. Is the superstar outfielder beginning to hit his stride and become the offensive force the Mets expected when they brought him to Queens? ⚾️ Francisco Alvarez continues making progress in his recovery. What should Mets fans expect from his return and how much could he impact the lineup moving forward? Plus, Dexter and Tyler discuss what's driving the Mets' recent success, whether this stretch feels sustainable and what it could mean for the club as they look to climb back into contention. 00:00 intro 01:35 Mets Gaining Momentum After 4 Straight Wins? 04:16 Is this a turning point for David Peterson? 08:25 Soto Shines Vs. Marlins 11:39 Francisco Alvarez’s Recovery

The New York Mets continue searching for answers as the season threatens to spiral toward summer irrelevance. On this episode of Straight Outta Flushing, Presented By Your Local Ford Stores, Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward are joined by New York Post Mets beat writer Mike Puma to break down the biggest questions surrounding the team heading into June. The crew discusses why the Mets offense has felt so flat for long stretches, whether Carlos Mendoza is maximizing a flawed roster, and what identity this team is actually trying to build. Plus if the Mets become sellers at the MLB Trade Deadline…should even Francisco Lindor be considered untouchable?

The New York Mets youth movement is officially underway but is this actually part of David Stearns’ long-term vision…or simply a response to injuries, underperformance, and roster failure? On this episode of Straight Outta Flushing, presented by Tri-State Ford, Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward break down the Mets’ recent wave of young talent arriving in Queens, including A.J. Ewing, Nick Morabito, Jonah Tong, Carson Benge, Nolan McLean, and more. The guys discuss whether the organization is finally prioritizing athleticism and upside, if this rough 2026 season could accidentally accelerate the Mets’ future core, and which prospects should be considered completely untouchable ahead of the MLB Trade Deadline. They also debate what this youth movement means for David Stearns’ deadline strategy moving forward: Should the Mets double down on the kids…or use emerging young talent to make aggressive moves? (0:00) Intro (1:10) Mets' unexpected youth movement (13:30) Are the Amazins' prioritizing athleticism? (21:00) Have the Mets begun building their 2027 core? (26:00) Which young player feels most "untouchable" now? (31:15) Does this change the club's trade deadline plans?

The Mets pulled off one of their most dramatic wins of the 2026 season but was the comeback victory over the Yankees actually the turning point this team needed? On this episode of Straight Outta Flushing, Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward break down the Mets taking 2-of-3 from the Yankees in the Subway Series and debate whether this was the best win of the season so far. The guys also discuss: The energy and spark top prospect A.J. Ewing is already bringing to the roster The growing concern surrounding Clay Holmes and the Mets pitching staff Whether the Mets’ 10-5 record in May is a sign this team is finally turning things around The biggest positives and warning signs coming out of the Subway Series Can this stretch actually change the trajectory of the Mets season…or is more turbulence ahead in Queens? (0:00) Intro (1:15) Mets Walk-Off Yankees To Secure Subway Series Win (7:30) A.J. Ewing bringing energy to the Mets (19:45) Clay Holmes' fractured tibia (41:00) Evaluating Mets' 10-5 record in May

The New York Mets return from a 5-4 road trip…but nobody feels good about it. On this episode of Straight Outta Flushing, Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward break down the brutal ending to the road trip as the Mets offense disappeared, the defense collapsed at key moments, and the frustration surrounding this season continued to grow. The guys discuss why the Mets’ issues may go deeper than just injuries or slumps and why David Stearns is now firmly part of the conversation when it comes to the team’s disappointing 2026 season. Topics include: Mets offense going cold at the worst possible time Defensive mistakes continuing to hurt the team Why David Stearns deserves criticism What better offseason moves could have been made Roster construction concerns Whether a 5-4 road trip provides ANY reason for optimism Can the Mets still turn this season around? (0:00) Intro (1:00) Mets end road trip on sour note (10:00) David Stearns' responsibility for Mets' failure (34:00) What offseason moves should've been made? (50:40) Positives from Amazins’ winning road trip

After the New York Mets 11th straight loss, Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward are back on Straight Outta Flushing to break down what’s gone wrong and whether there’s any realistic path forward this season. Can the Mets actually turn this around? What changes need to be made quickly? Or is this already a lost year? This is a raw, honest conversation about accountability, expectations and the reality of where the Mets stand right now. 00:03:14 - How do the Mets turn around this terrible start? 00:08:53 - Should Mets fans blame Steve Cohen? 00:15:11 - Players aren’t performing. Is there any hope? 00:18:19 - Carlos Mendoza’s job on the chopping block 00:25:35 - Mets standards: ultimately, teams need to win 00:29:53 - If Mets don’t improve, fans won’t show up to Citi Field

After another sweep and the losing streak extending to 8-games, Wardy and Dexter Henry discuss where they are at on the Mets panic meter. Plus, how hot is Carlos Mendoza's hot seat? Later, is this team capable of having a turnaround like the 2024 team? How much are Steve Cohen and David Stearns to blame for this nightmare start? 0:00 Intro 0:50 Is It Time To Panic? 2:50 Is Carlos Mendoza On The Hot Seat? 6:40 Turnaround Like It's '24? 15:45 Holding Steve Cohen & David Stearns Accountable 17:45 Options To Replace Mendoza