Mets Clubhouse Pass

Welcome to the premiere episode of The Mets Clubhouse Pass, presented by PC Richard & Son and hosted by Andy Martino.

In Episode 1, Mets legend and former captain David Wright joins the show from Port St. Lucie for an unforgettable conversation that blends insight, leadership, and classic clubhouse stories.

Wright shares his perspective on the 2026 Mets, including standout impressions of Freddy Peralta and Brett Baty, while also diving into how new-look teams build chemistry and handle expectations in New York.

Plus, you’ll hear some of the funniest and most outrageous clubhouse stories—from pranks on Jacob deGrom to behind-the-scenes moments fans have never heard before.

This is your all-access pass to the Mets—past, present, and inside the clubhouse.

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8/16/25: The Mets defeated the Seattle Mariners by a final score of 3-1. Listen to Carlos Mendoza talk about Nolan McLean’s stellar debut, Francisco Lindor’s hot streak at the plate, and what the crowd at Citi Field means to the team.

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Carlos Mendoza speaks to the media ahead of the series finale with the San Francisco Giants. He talks about the role that starting pitchers have played recently, what he is looking for from Frankie Montas today, Francisco Alvarez’s improvements from being recalled from Triple-A Syracuse, and more

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Carlos Mendoza speaks to the media prior to Saturday’s game against the San Francisco Giants. He discusses why Kodai Senga has been so effective in 2025, the conversations he had with players after the trade deadline, and the opposing starting pitcher for Saturday’s game

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Carlos Mendoza praised the Mets’ trade deadline additions, highlighting bullpen upgrades Ryan Helsley and Taylor Rogers along with new center fielder Cedric Mullins. Mendoza emphasized Mullins’ speed, defensive instincts, and baseball IQ, noting that his value extends beyond the box score. He addressed how Mullins’ arrival shifts playing time for Jeff McNeil, Tyrone Taylor, and the younger infielders, while stressing that versatility and competition will remain key. Mendoza confirmed Edwin Díaz remains the closer but Helsley will pitch in high-leverage spots. He also outlined bullpen flexibility, with Garcia and Garrett available for multi-inning work. Injury updates included Francisco Alvarez being cleared to return and Soto ready to play.

Taylor Rogers reflected on leaving San Francisco after 13 years and adjusting to his first midseason trade, stressing that he aims to fit into a strong bullpen without overcomplicating his role. Helsley expressed excitement to join a contender, praising the Mets’ depth and confirming he’s ready to pitch in any inning. Mullins said he’s eager to bring speed, defense, and balanced offense, crediting adjustments in his approach this season for improved production against left-handed pitching.

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