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Doug Williams and Andy Martino wrap a week of Mets news with an all-new Shea Anything podcast. In the wake of the firing of Mets GM Jared Porter, the guys talk about the potential for more representation of women and minorities in the ranks of MLB, and how change continues to come very slowly in the sport. They also look at how the Mets front office will change in both the short-term and long-term future. In other “futures” discussion, the guys cover potential contract extensions for Francisco Lindor and Michael Conforto, examine one potential path that would send Trevor Bauer to the Mets, and look at the options to fill the team’s holes in center field and the bullpen.

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Doug Williams and Andy Martino deliver an all-new Shea Anything podcast, as the Mets find themselves right in the middle of the NL Wild Card chase. The guys talk about the intense atmosphere at Citi Field during the memorable series against the Nationals, the fan reaction to the remarkable recent run, the navigation of the choppy waters of the Mets bullpen, and if there are any players out in the market that can potentially help the team. 

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Doug Williams and Andy Martino release an all-new Shea Anything, and they examine the thought of trading outfielder Michael Conforto for a big haul. They also look into the strategy of converting infielders like Jeff McNeil into outfielders and dissect how Dom Smith is a better version of Cubs outfielder Kyle Schwarber.

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Welcome to another edition of MLB Network's Intentional Talk: Caught Listening.

This week, Hall of Fame pitcher and avid golfer John Smoltz joins the show, to talk about qualifying for the U.S. Senior Open, the trash talk that he endured during the process, and about whether or not Kevin can caddie for him. Also, John tells a great story about playing Augusta with Tiger Woods.

But before catching up with Smoltz, Chris and Kevin talk New York Mets baseball, specifically Mickey Callway's assertion that "it's hard to play in New York." To say things aren't going well in Queens right now would be quite the understatement.

Got questions for the show? Send them to Chris Rose (@ChrisRose) and Kevin Millar (@KMillar15) on Twitter, using the hashtag #CaughtListeningPod.

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