The Mets drop another frustrating series, this time against the Blue Jays, as the same questions continue to follow them: inconsistent offense, shaky execution, and a team that still can’t seem to find steady footing.

Marc and James break down what went wrong in Toronto, what this series says about the state of the Mets, and where the blame should be pointed right now. Plus, Steve Cohen went on The Show with Jon Heyman and Joel Sherman and had plenty to say about David Stearns, Carlos Mendoza, the trade deadline, and the direction of the franchise.

Is Cohen’s confidence reassuring, or should Mets fans be even more concerned? We get into all of it on this episode of Mets’d Up.

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Yes, we listened to all 39 minutes of the EC3 podcast. Yes, this is 80 minutes of you all taking that journey with us. He makes some huge claims about the Mets' direction, David Stearns' qualifications, Juan Soto's treatment, a shocking about of Billy Eppler talk, and some wild stories from when he was coaching with us. Front to back you will have absolutely no idea what's coming next, outrageous content.🌶️

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What a weekend. So much has happened since we last talked to you guys. Sure, we played three baseball games and lost two of them. We talked a bit about good performances from Zach Thornton and Christian Scott, an annoying game on Sunday, and AJ Ewing’s continued emergence. But mostly, we’re still dealing with the Carlos Mendoza fallout. There were some wild press conferences, quotes, articles, and stories surrounding all these and it’s hard to wrap our minds around most of it honestly. Major yap session about the rough state of this organization.

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