Mets Clubhouse Pass – Details, episodes & analysis

On this episode of The Clubhouse Pass presented by PC Richard & Son, Andy Martino reacts to the Mets’ Opening Day win over the Pirates from inside Citi Field. Andy breaks down the electric atmosphere, the offense knocking Paul Skenes out early, Freddy Peralta’s Mets debut, and why this 2026 Mets team already feels different. Plus, Andy catches up with Jose Reyes, Endy Chavez, and Dwight Gooden for their favorite Opening Day memories, then sits down with David Peterson to talk about being the longest-tenured Met, leadership, growth, and his mentality in big moments. This episode is packed with Mets Opening Day energy, alumni insight, clubhouse perspective, and early-season big picture analysis you won’t want to miss. Subscribe for more episodes of Clubhouse Pass all season long. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of Clubhouse Pass, Andy Martino breaks down everything he saw during the Mets’ opening series at Citi Field — from key at-bats that changed games to early signs of what this team could become. Andy dives into: Why Luis Robert’s discipline at the plate mattered more than you think The return of Juan Soto’s iconic “shuffle” and what it signals Early impressions of the Mets’ pitching staff, including Devin Williams and David Peterson Brett Baty’s confidence jump heading into the season Plus, in the debut of Coach’s Corner, Mets pitching coach Justin Willard joins the show to give rare insight into: Kodai Senga’s mechanics, mindset, and increased velocity The evolution of his devastating “ghost fork” How the Mets are developing top arms like Jonah Tong and Christian Scott This is the kind of behind-the-scenes access you won’t get anywhere else. Subscribe for more exclusive Mets content all season long. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Mets take 3 of 4 in San Francisco, and it feels like something is building. Andy Martinoo breaks down a strong weekend for the Mets, including Mark Vientos’ breakout performance, dominant pitching, and why this team is starting to gain real confidence. Plus, insights from Mets ambassador Todd Zeile on Vientos, Carson Benge, and Clay Holmes — including why Holmes might be turning into a legit starting weapon. Then, a deep dive into Mets outfield defense with coach Gilbert Gomez — including how Juan Soto is already improving defensively and what fans should actually be watching during games. If you want real inside baseball on what’s working for the Mets right now, this is the episode. 👍 Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to The Mets Clubhouse Pass presented by PC Richard & Son, hosted by Andy Martino. In this episode, Andy gives you a true inside-the-building perspective on the Mets' early season — including why front offices don’t overreact to small sample struggles, what’s real vs noise, and why there’s confidence in this roster. Then, former Mets All-Star Daniel Murphy joins the show for a deep, analytical baseball conversation you won’t hear anywhere else. Murphy breaks down: What hitters actually discuss during early struggles with runners in scoring position Why situational hitting is everything early in the season The mental approach elite players use to stay consistent How hitting philosophy evolves at the highest level Why “win this pitch” is the foundation of success Plus, Andy dives into early takeaways from inside the Mets clubhouse — including pitching standouts, leadership tone, and what matters long-term. If you want real baseball talk from inside the game, this is it. Chapters 0:00 Intro + Inside View of Mets Start 3:02 Pitching Positives + Early Standouts3:31 Daniel Murphy Joins the Show7:26 Situational Hitting & Approach8:42 Spring Training Observations10:26 Young Players + Early Impressions11:30 Learning New Defensive Positions14:29 Building Confidence in the Field16:57 Evolution of Defensive Coaching18:56 Shift Debate + Defensive Philosophy19:50 Hitting Approach & Plate Discipline22:16 Juan Soto Influence + Selectivity24:25 Toughest Mets Pitch to Hit26:28 Breaking Balls vs Changeups27:09 Mental Approach During Slumps29:30 “Win This Pitch” Mindset31:22 Closing Thoughts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this Clubhouse Pass, Andy Martino is joined by Mets pitcher Luke Weaver for a candid, inside-the-game conversation. Weaver opens up about his journey, adjustments on the mound, and what it’s like competing in New York, giving fans a real look at the mindset and routine behind his success. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Andy Martino takes a quick look at the Mets 7-1 loss to the Diamondbacks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Carlos Beltrán joins The Clubhouse Pass for one of his most open and reflective interviews yet. Beltrán dives deep into his time with the New York Mets, the pressure of playing in New York, and how those years shaped him both as a player and a person. He shares never-before-heard stories about feeling misunderstood, learning to handle criticism, and growing into the leader he became later in his career. Plus, Beltrán reveals the emotional meaning behind his number retirement, his connection to his family, and why giving back has always been central to who he is. This is a rare look at the human side of a Mets legend — and one of the most honest conversations you’ll hear all season. 0:00 Intro + Mets recent stretch1:10 David Peterson adjustments2:00 Carson Benge + Bo Bichette trends3:05 Setting up the Beltrán interview 4:00 Beltrán on number retirement + 2026 reflections5:20 First Latino Mets number retired meaning6:45 Roberto Clemente influence + community impact8:15 Giving back + building in Puerto Rico 9:05 Coaching mindset + helping players succeed10:30 Mentoring Mets players today12:10 Life balance + role with the team 12:30 Why Beltrán grew most as a Met14:00 Feeling misunderstood in New York15:30 Handling pressure + media + expectations 16:00 Why the game got easier later in career17:15 Yankees years + confidence shift 18:00 Family impact + wife Jessica story19:00 The hidden meaning behind #15 20:30 Marriage, growth, and vulnerability22:10 Final thoughts + human side of players23:10 Outro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The Clubhouse Pass, Andy Martino breaks down the current state of the Mets, plus, two exclusive conversations: Sean Manaea on reaching 10 years of MLB service time and what it really means inside a clubhouse JD Martinez on joining the Mets as a special advisor, his role with the team, and how winning culture is built Presented by PC Richard & Son. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After the Mets took a 4-0 loss to the Dodgers, Andy takes a look at the larger picture and presents some of the key takeaways. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices