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“Straight Outta Flushing” is a New York Mets podcast presented by The New York Post. The show is hosted by sports anchor Dexter Henry and NY Post Mets beat writer Mike Puma, who has been covering the Mets for more than 15 years. Each episode will bring viewers analysis and conversation around the Mets performance both on and off the field along with inside scoops from the clubhouse. 

New episodes of “Straight Outta Flushing” will premiere every Sunday at 7 p.m. EST. 

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  • 22 episodes
  • Avg 39 min
  • English
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  • Wednesday · 54 min

    Mets’ Next 1B Ty France? Teruaki Sato? | Straight Outta Flushing

    The New York Mets have a first base problem heading into 2027. After moving on from Pete Alonso and struggling to find consistent production at the position in 2026, how does David Stearns get it right this offseason? On this episode of Straight Outta Flushing, Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward kick off their offseason position-by-position breakdown by evaluating the Mets' options at first base. Could Jared Young or Brett Baty be the answer? Should the Mets pursue free agents like Ty France or Japanese slugger Teruaki Sato? Or is a trade the best way to finally stabilize the position?Dexter and Tyler also debate what went wrong in 2026, grade the Mets' first-base production, and reveal how they would address the position heading into next season. (0:00) Intro (2:45) Mets’ issues at first base (9:15) Internal 1B options (16:50) Ty France (27:50) Teruaki Sato (41:10) Final verdict

  • Tuesday · 18 min

    Ex-Mets That Could RETURN In 2027 | Straight Outta Flushing

    On a new episode of Straight Outta Flushing, Tyler Ward lists four former Mets who have a strong chance at returning to Queens for the club’s 2027 campaign after being shipped out of New York at the 2026 trade deadline. (0:00) Intro (1:00) A.J. Minter (3:15) Luke Weaver (7:40) Clay Holmes (11:35) Tyrone Taylor

  • October 2 · 21 min

    The Perfect Mets Rotation Plan | Straight Outta Flushing

    What would the perfect New York Mets starting rotation look like in 2027? On this episode of Straight Outta Flushing, Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward lay out their ideal rotation plan as the Mets look to rebound from a 74–88 season. Who should be part of the solution, where should New York look for upgrades, and what would it take to build a pitching staff Mets fans can trust? Watch our plan, then share yours: Who belongs in your ideal Mets rotation? (0:00) MLB postseason thoughts (3:10) Current pitchers on the roster (7:00) Tarik Skubal (11:50) Other veteran pitchers (17:35) Wrap-up

  • September 30 · 33 min

    Mets DONE With Semien? Rojas Era Starts Now | Straight Outta Flushing

    Should the New York Mets bring back Marcus Semien for 2027 or is it time to give Jefferson Rojas an opportunity? Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward debate the Mets’ future at second base on this episode of Straight Outta Flushing. They examine the case for sticking with Semien, whether the team should turn toward Rojas and how that decision fits into the Mets’ offseason plans after a last-place finish. (0:00) Intro (0:50) Marcus Semien’s rough season (12:41) Is Brett Baty an option at 2B? (14:30) Prospects who could take over (17:20) Jefferson Rojas (25:15) Will Semien be a Met in 2027?

  • September 23 · 41 min

    Mets Name Andy Green Manager: Right Move or Big Risk? | Straight Outta Flushing

    New York Mets have removed the interim tag from Andy Green and named him their next manager. Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward go live to react to the decision, examine why the Mets are moving forward with Green and discuss what the move means for the direction of the franchise heading into 2027. Was Green the right choice? What must change under his leadership? And how much pressure will he face to get the Mets back on track?

  • September 21 · 46 min

    Should Mets Spend BIG This Offseason? | Straight Outta Flushing

    Could spending less actually help the New York Mets build a better team in 2027? On this week’s Straight Outta Flushing, Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward debate how the Mets should approach their next roster and where David Stearns should prioritize the money. Each offers three picks: one area where the Mets should spend, one where they should trust their young talent, and one mistake they cannot afford to repeat. What’s the right balance between paying for proven production and giving the next generation a chance? Where would YOU spend and where would you trust the kids? Drop your picks in the comments. (0:00) Intro (3:25) How should the Mets spend in 2027? (12:30) Going all-in on a youth movement? (31:40) What mistakes must not happen again?

  • September 18 · 55 min

    Pete Alonso’s return proves Mets’ biggest problems | Straight Outta Flushing

    Pete Alonso’s return sparked a debate. But what should Mets fans be focused on once the cheering stops? Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward give their final thoughts on Alonso’s reception and the “Fire Stearns” chants, including whether those reactions amount to meaningful demands for change. Then, it’s time to examine Francisco Alvarez’s recent struggles at the plate, evaluate Daniel Duarte’s season following his move to the injured list, and discuss Jefferson Rojas’s first two games with Triple-A Syracuse. (0:00) Intro (1:30) Pete Alonso’s return to Citi Field (21:03) Concerns with Francisco Alvarez (31:11) Reviewing’s Daniel Duarte 2026 Performance (37:23) Jefferson Rojas’ start to Triple-A ball

  • September 14 · 36 min

    Mets Make Big Prospect Moves | Straight Outta Flushing

    The Mets dropped two of three to the Yankees, but which performances deserve a closer look? Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward break down Round 2 of the Subway Series on Straight Outta Flushing, including Francisco Lindor’s two-homer, five-RBI weekend, Juan Soto’s unusually quiet walk total and home runs from AJ Ewing and Carson Benge. Plus, the guys examine Christian Scott’s last three starts and look at some farm system news: ⚾️Jefferson Rojas earns a promotion to Triple-A Syracuse after hitting nine homers in 29 games with Binghamton. ⚾️Mitch Voit takes home the organization’s Player of the Year award. ⚾️Jonathan Santucci earns Pitcher of the Year honors with 157 strikeouts, tied for third-most in the minors. Which performance gives you the most optimism about the Mets’ future? 0:00 Intro 01:02 Subway Series Round 2 Recap 10:37 Jefferson Rojas Promoted To Syracuse 17:29 Mitch Voit & Jonathan Santucci Win Player Development Awards

  • September 11 · 35 min

    Subway Series Preview: Will the Mets beat the Yankees again? | Straight Outta Flushing

    On a new episode of Straight Outta Flushing, Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward preview the second part of the 2026 Subway Series, which is set to conclude at Yankee Stadium over the weekend. (0:00) Round 2 of the 2026 Subway Series (6:00) Can the Mets give the Yankees trouble? (10:55) Mets’ trio of young starting pitchers (14:35) Gap between Yankees and Mets (20:45) Subway Series predictions

  • September 8 · 48 min

    Jonah Tong Impresses, Mets Still NEED Tarik Skubal? | Straight Outta Flushing

    Jonah Tong is back in the Mets’ rotation but could New York still need to make a major move for an ace this offseason? Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward react to Tong’s first start of 2026 and break down what stood out from his outing, the adjustments he has made since his first major-league opportunity and what role he could play in the Mets’ starting rotation in 2027. Then, the conversation turns to two of the biggest potential pitching targets of the offseason: Tarik Skubal and Michael King. Should the Mets go all-in to land Skubal? Would King be the smarter investment? And how should David Stearns balance adding an established top-of-the-rotation starter with the organization’s young pitching talent? (0:00) Intro (0:40) Jonah Tong’s first start (8:40) Tong’s adjustments (14:20) What do the Mets need this offseason? (19:55) Targeting Tarik Skubal (32:10) Alternatives to Skubal (38:55) Projecting Mets’ 2027 rotation

  • August 27 · 46 min

    Is Andy Green The Mets' Next GM? | Straight Outta Flushing

    Could Andy Green’s successful run as Mets interim manager lead to an even bigger role in the organization? On this episode of Straight Outta Flushing, Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward discuss Green’s impact on the team, his connection with the Mets’ young core and whether his future belongs in the dugout or the front office. Plus, they examine what Green’s next role could mean for the Mets’ managerial search and their plans for 2027. (0:00) Intro (0:45) Andy Green’s performance (14:00) Will Green remain in Mets’ dugout? (20:30) What front office role should Green have?

  • August 24 · 42 min

    Mets Have REAL Rookie Of The Year Candidates, Next Mets Call Up? | Straight Outta Flushing

    Carson Benge and Nolan McLean have emerged as legitimate National League Rookie of the Year candidates, but which Mets rookie has the stronger case? Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward break down the ROY race, how Benge and A.J. Ewing are transforming the Mets’ outfield defense, and which prospects could be next to make an immediate impact in Queens. (0:00) Intro (1:40) Nolan McLean vs. Carson Benge (19:40) Benge and A.J. Ewing transforming Mets’ OF (30:30) Next prospect who’ll make an impact

  • August 20 · 1 hr 14 min

    These Mets Prospects Will Impact 2027 | Straight Outta Flushing

    On this episode of Straight Outta Flushing, Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward are joined by Ernest Dove of The Dove Mets Report to look ahead at the next wave of talent that could help shape the 2027 New York Mets. Each gives their list of five prospects who could make an impact in Queens next season. Which prospects are closest to being major-league contributors? Who has the highest ceiling? And which under-the-radar name could emerge as a difference-maker for the Mets in 2027?

  • August 17 · 39 min

    Mets On HEATER As Big Prospect News Drops | Straight Outta Flushing

    The New York Mets are suddenly playing some of their best baseball of the season, winning 9 of their last 12 games since the trade deadline. So what has changed and how much credit does interim manager Andy Green deserve? On the latest episode of Straight Outta Flushing, Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward break down the Mets’ recent surge and Green’s impact as he reaches the .500 mark during his tenure as manager. Then, the guys turn their attention to the future of the organization and some of the biggest developments in the Mets’ farm system. Elian Peña has been promoted to High-A Brooklyn, while trade-deadline acquisition Émilien Pitre is moving up to Triple-A Syracuse, putting him one step away from the majors. (0:00) Intro (2:00) Andy Green (17:15) Mets' recent winning ways (21:30) Prospect watch: Emilien Pitre (29:45) Prospect watch: Elian Pena (34:00) Wrap-up

  • August 10 · 31 min

    Mets Bullpen Rebuild Begins Now: Senga, Lavender, Núñez & More | Straight Outta Flushing

    The Mets tore apart their bullpen at the trade deadline, so which relievers can emerge as legitimate pieces for 2027? Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward break down the Mets’ new-look bullpen and spotlight the arms they’re most excited to watch over the final months of the season. Could Kodai Senga’s move to high-leverage relief become a permanent solution? Can Nate Lavender establish himself as a long-term left-handed weapon? And can Dedniel Núñez recapture the form that made him one of the Mets’ most intriguing relievers before undergoing Tommy John surgery? Plus, Dexter and Tyler discuss Daniel Duarte and Jefry Yan as the Mets begin evaluating which internal options deserve a place in next season’s bullpen. 00:00 Intro02:29 Nate Lavender: Can His Strikeout Stuff Translate To The Majors? 04:44 Nate Lavender: Is He A Long-Term Left-Handed Bullpen Answer? 07:03 Dedniel Núñez: Can He Reclaim His 2024 Bullpen Form? 10:45 Jefry Yan: Could He Become Mets’ Next Left-Handed Weapon? 15:16 Kodai Senga: Could High-Leverage Relief Be His Future With Mets? 23:18 Daniel Duarte: Can He Earn A Role In Mets’ 2027 Bullpen?

  • August 6 · 26 min

    Mets Couldn't Pass Up On Jefferson Rojas' Upside | Straight Outta Flushing

    The Mets’ trade deadline sell-off brought several new prospects into the organization, but perhaps none has generated more excitement than Jefferson Rojas. The 21-year-old infielder was acquired from the Chicago Cubs in the deal that sent Clay Holmes and Tyrone Taylor to the Windy City. Rojas is now the highest-ranked prospect in the Mets’ farm system, but what kind of player are the Mets actually getting? To help us answer that question, we’re joined by Mick Gillispie, the play-by-play voice of the Knoxville Smokies, who watched Rojas’ development up close at Double-A. (0:00) Initial impressions of Rojas (2:50) Rojas’ Double-A breakout (6:00) Rojas handling adversity (8:05) Rojas’ ideal position (12:50) Top developmental challenge (16:10) Rojas’ time in Knoxville (19:30) What’s Rojas’ ceiling in the majors?

  • August 3 · 37 min

    Mets Trade Peralta: What’s Moves Are Next? | Straight Outta Flushing

    The Mets have traded Freddy Peralta to the Tampa Bay Rays just one day before the 2026 MLB trade deadline, but did David Stearns get enough in return? On this episode of Straight Outta Flushing, Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward break down the Peralta trade and examine which prospect could become the centerpiece of the deal: Émilien Pitre, Aidan Smith or Gary Gill Hill. They also discuss whether the Mets should seriously consider trading Kodai Senga, identify which player must be moved next and determine what Stearns still needs to accomplish before the deadline for this sell-off to be considered a success. 00:00 Intro 01:09 Did the Mets Get Enough for Freddy Peralta? 07:52 Which Prospect Is the Real Prize: Pitre, Smith or Gill Hill? 13:24 Should the Mets Seriously Consider Trading Kodai Senga? 20:50 Who Must Be the Next Met Traded Before the Deadline? 26:58 What Must David Stearns Accomplish To Call This Deadline a Success?

  • July 31 · 23 min

    Mets TRADE Minter, Who’s Next? | Straight Outta Flushing

    The Mets have officially started dealing. Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward react to the Mets trading left-handed reliever A.J. Minter to the Minnesota Twins for infield prospects Billy Amick and Bruin Agbayani—the son of former Mets fan favorite Benny Agbayani. Did David Stearns receive enough value for one of the team’s most attractive trade candidates? Dexter and Tyler evaluate the return, debate whether Amick or Agbayani is the real prize and discuss what the move reveals about Stearns’ larger plan for the Mets. (0:00) Mets trade A.J. Minter (11:45) Which prospect is better: Amick or Agbayani? (13:15) David Stearns’ plans (17:50) Final thoughts

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