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Phew. The Mets hung on Sunday by a thread to take two of three from the Phillies in what turned out to be a wild weekend. The Phillies probably should burn any game tape from Sunday, as they looked downright atrocious. The Mets took advantage of some lazy defense and some help by a ball coming two inches from tying the game. They found a way to win despite ineptitude from manager Luis Rojas, who has hurt them multiple times early this season.

To talk Rojas, the Dom Smith-Jose Alvarado feud, the series win and look ahead to their series with the Cardinals, we bring you a new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Nelson Figueroa and I.

Amazin’ But True Podcast with Jake & Figgie:

  • METS-PHILLIES: Incredible game Sunday, but Figgie saw too much bad baseball. Why is Rojas putting Edwin Diaz in a four-run game and having him pitch a second night in a row? The Phillies were a joke on Sunday with their defense. Alvarado is a clown and clueless out there.
  • FIGGIE RANT: Figgie goes off, saying Dom Smith should have went after Alvarado and threw some fists. There is a respect factor in MLB and he was disrespected. Would rather Dom get suspended than not fighting Alvarado on Friday.
  • LINDOR: Swings are lazy, his approach is bad, he may need a day or two off to get his mind right. He has a tired swing from batting practices. His defense has been great, but for $341 million, he has to hit.

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Nelson Figueroa Spanish Academy: Figgie attempts to teach me how to say “closer” and “sloppy baseball” in spanish.

Figgie’s Fables: Figgie talks about his time playing for the Phillies and explains why the Phillie Phanatic and not Mr. Met is the best mascot in baseball.

Catch up on all episodes of “Amazin’ But True,” a New York Mets podcast, by subscribing to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. Follow Jake Brown on Twitter and Instagram @JakeBrownRadio and Nelson Figueroa @FiggieNY. New episodes are every Monday and Thursday.

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