For All You Kids Out There

In Episode 93 of For All You Kids Out There, it is almost the end of prospect list season so the podcast is gonna get punchy. In the first half of the show, Jeffrey and Jarrett review Orioles Fan Fest and discuss a plethora of Mets news, from Jeff Wilpon's thoughts on payroll, the Mets new medical plan, the Jose Reyes signing, and the Milwaukee Brewers pushing their chips in the center of the table. In the second half of the show we break down the Tigers, Mariners, Royals, and Diamondbacks lists as quickly as possible. And in the third half of the show, we answer your correspondence, spoil the alternate ending to Major League, and analyze a whole lotta professional wrestling.

In Episode 92 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett take on a slow news week the only wy they know how, with 80 minutes of prospect list discussion. Not Mets prospect lists either. Craig Goldstein joins us to discuss the scintillating Twins, Orioles, and Giants lists. There is a bit of Mets chat around Chasen Bradford, non-roster-invitees, and vague BARTOLO rumors. But yeah, that's pretty much it. This offseason sucks, you guys.

In Episode 91 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett discuss the Mets signing Adrian Gonzalez and the Gerritt Cole trade. Who says the stove isn't heating up? We can't even go six hours between podcasts.

In Episode 90 of For All You Kids Out There, the Mets finally signed another free agent. We could just direct you to the first Jay Bruce acquisition podcast from the Summer of 2016, since most of it still applies. Except this one comes with noted Dom Smith disliker, Jarret Seidler, spending twenty minutes disliking Dom Smith. In the second half of the show we chat with The Ringer's Michael Baumann about Addison Reed, the general state of MLB free agency, and the 2017 MLB draft. Then in the third half of the show we answer your e-mails, consider two more prospect lists, and start putting together another 2017 list, but this one is all pro wrestlers.

In Episode 89 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett kick off the show with some media criticism, even though we always say we hate doing media criticism. Ken Rosenthal has some thoughts on #MetsTwitter and we have some thoughts on that. The Mets are trying to sign free agents...allegedly, and that somehow ends us with us debating the best right-handed hitter of our lifetimes (don't worry, it won't be someone the Mets are gonna sign). In the second half of the show, we discuss Jarrett's on #brand scoresheet league team and the Blue Jays and Indians prospect lists. In the third half of the show we answer your correspondence and talk Wrestle Kingsom 12 with BP South Side EIC, Collin Whitechurch.

If you don't want to sit through 90 minutes of Rockies bullpen and NL Central prospect list talk in what is supposed to be nominally a Mets podcast, we understand, so we have separated out our very informative chat with Howard Megdal from last week's show. We discuss the history of the Mets finances, why they might be cutting payroll again, and why MLB (and the MLBPA) don't seem to want to do anything about it.

In Episode 88 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett resume normal service by talking about...the Colorado Rockies? It'll make sense, we swear. We also chat about the Cubs, Cardinals, and Reds prospect lists before welcoming on Howard Megdal for a deep dive into the Mets finances...again...in almost 2018. Then we wrap things up with your correspondence and a Wrestle Kingdom 12 preview,

In Episode 87 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett keep it under six hours, as they briefly discuss the Mets hiring Omar Minaya as Special Assistant to GM Sandy Alderson. No really, briefly.

In this year's For All You Kids Out There holiday spectacular, we invite some of our favorite guests on to talk about some of their favorite things. Trust me, we can't possibly list them all here and most of the episode is a blur, but if you like Atlantic League stats, there is definitely those.

In Episode 85 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett try to break up the monotony of the Winter Meetings with a day-by-day breakdown of what's going on. Unfortunately, not much is going on for the Mets, so instead we end up talking about The Crown, Brock Lesnar's acting career, and the Marcell Ozuna trade. But don't you worry, we do find time to breakdown the Rule 5 draft with our man on the ground in Orlando, Skyler Kanfer.

In Episode 84 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett move up their usual recording time because...things...have been happening. But first, we spend an hour going maybe too in depth on the Mets Prospect list. Then in the second half of the show we are joined by Nick Stellini, who embarrasses himself in a BP Annual Drinking Game preview, to talk about Giancarlo Stanton and Shohei Ohtani. Shocking, we know. In the third half of the show we answer your correspondence, Jeffrey gets punchy, and Jarrett considers upcoming indy wrestling cards.

In Episode 83 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett are well rested from an afternoon of drinking (and in Jeffrey's case, also morning jagerbombs) at our podcast meet up this past weekend. So we can focus on the Mets professed lack of need for starting pitching, the Athletics and Astros prospect lists (which are marginally more interesting than last week's teams), and Josh Satin and David Wright's night on the town. In the second half of the show, we are joined by Jon Bernhardt of FanRag Sports to discuss Giancarlo Stanton and Shohei Ohtani again. And then in the third half of the show we answer your e-mails, before closing the episode by literally just listing off Winter League rosters and UFC division rankings.

In Episode 82 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett have time to fill and no hot stove action to speak of, but time we can fill. Oh yes we can. It's round two of Giancarlo Stanton trade rumors, a first pass at the Shohei Ohtani questionnaire, and wait, we actually predicted the Rule 5 adds correctly? In the second half of the show we discuss the kinda uninteresting Rockies and Pirates prospect lists, and in the third half of the show there is a very long pro wrestling segment with our good friend, Brady.

In Episode 81 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey wants to do a general overview of the Mets offseason plans, but Jarrett immediately sidedrains the conversation into Giancarlo Stanton and surplus value. We are back on the same page for the Mets Rule 5 draft protections, natch, and a discussion of pitcher injury prevention. In the second half of the show, we welcome back Craig Goldstein to discuss the Dodgers prospect list and the 20-80 scale, and in the third half of the show we answer your correspondence and Jeffrey has found his pro wrestling match of the year,

In Episode 80 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett do a live #gchatwithCraig before considering the Mets attempts at #bullpenning, grouse about feeble entreaties to Shohei Otani and Giancarlo Stanton, and get cautiously optimistic about Carlos Santana and Lorenzo Cain. We also chat about Carlos Beltran's retirement before discussing the Phillies, Brewers, and Padres prospect lists in the second half of the show with BP prospect team member Greg Goldstein. Yes, GREG Goldstein. Not Graig Goldstein, Greg Goldstein. Finally in the third half of the show, we answer your correspondence, delve into the history of PRIDE Fighting Championships, update you on important Swedish soccer news, and amazingly there is yet another WWE pay-per-view to discuss.

It feels like we are doing these kind of episodes too often. In Episode 79 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett are joined by Meg to reflect on the death of Roy Halladay. We also chat about the Yankees and Braves prospect lists, the Mets new field staff, and a very busy week in the King of Sports.

We don't let lack of Mets news stop us on For All You Kids Out There, so in Episode 78 we dive right into more thoughts on the Mickey Callaway hire, some minor confusion over the 40-man outrights, and comp[lete puzzlement over the ongoing manger carousel. In the second half of the show we are joinged by Kate Morrison of Baseball Prospectus and FanRag to discuss the World Series so far...and...hockey apparently. In the third half of the show we have no correspondence this week, but somehow fill almost an hour with Arizona Fall League stats and Jarrett's Wrestlemania itinerary.

In Episode 77 of For All You Kids Out There, our agenda gets thrown out ten minutes before we start recording because the Mets have a new manager and it's...Mickey Callaway? Like we said, that was not on the agenda. We have some preliminary thoughts on that and a review of the ALCS in the first half of the show. In the second half of the show we talk to Craig Goldstein about his second-favorite team (despite his protestations). And in the third half of the show we answer your correspondence and talk about the mumps.

The embargo on news during the playoffs mean it is some idle speculation and lots of wrestling talk during Episode 76 of For All You Kids Out There. In the first half of the show we fish around for some spare scraps of info around the Mets managerial search before begrudgingly (and briefly) discussing the Mets Arizona Fall League rosters. Then in the second half of the show we chat about the NLCS and Joe Maddon's fashion choices with our good friend Zack Moser from BP Wrigleyville. Finally in the third half of the show we answer your queries, talk King of Sport, and debate how mad online the WWE is about the Young Bucks.  

We've been doing this for a while, both on this podcast and on others. We've had all kinds of technical issues over the years, but this is probably the first time we've ever failed to actually save a recorded segment after completion. So Episode 75 of For All You Kids Out There is only two halves, which makes more mathematical sense we guess. There's some outdated playoff thoughts, some outdated USMNT discussion, early thoughts on the Mets managerial search, road trips plans to Syracuse and then we chat with Erik Malinowski about the Golden State Warriors and baseball murder mysteries.