Phil Abramson
Catch the Rising Stars: A New York Mets Retro Podcast
Turn back the clock with us 40 years ago to relive the amazing New York Mets’ historic run in the 1980s!
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Phil Abramson
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5 lip 2026
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April 22 - 28, 1985 27.04.2025 28:14
This week, manager Davey Johnson and pitcher Ed Lynch have a throw down. The Mets win an 18-inning, 5+ hour marathon. And over in the Bronx, the Boss fires Yogi and hires Billy (again!).
April 15 - 21, 1985 20.04.2025 26:26
It’s the second week of the season and the Mets road-trip in Pennsylvania with stops in Pittsburgh, where fan turnout is real low and Philadelphia, where they face off with an old friend in Jerry Koosman. But the real drama of the week is between Davey Johnson and Doug Sisk over the latter’s mutiny! Check it out!
April 9 - 14, 1985 13.04.2025 26:44
The 1985 Mets season gets underway with a COLD series of games at Shea against the Cardinals and Reds. Hear all about Gary Carter’s game-winning heroics on opening day, a surprising masterful performance from Bruce Berenyi, and iconic moments from Darryl Strawberry and Dwight Gooden. Even a Rolaids-inducing outing from Doug Sisk doesn’t put a damper on a perfect first week. Take a listen!
Teaser Trailer for Catch the Rising Stars 05.04.2025 2:04
Welcome to Catch the Rising Stars - a New York Mets retro podcast! Each week we will rewind the clock exactly 40 years ago and discuss all of the Mets games and all of the news from their magical run during the 1980s. Subscribe and join us each week for the latest happenings that were going on with Doc, Straw, Keith, Kid and so many more of our favorites. Let’s Go Mets!
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