Former Mets pitcher Jerry Koosman joins the program to talk about his experiences with the 1969 Mets and how he was able to maintain his durability over his career. He also reveals what it meant to him to have his number retired by the Mets and what it was like to play alongside Tom Seaver. He also shares stories about baseball icons including Willie Mays, Steve Carlton, and Pete Rose. 

Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster Tim Neverett joins the program just in time for the baseball postseason. Tim reveals what it was like to work as a broadcaster for the Pirates and Red Sox, and the difference between the cultures of those organizations versus the Dodgers. Tim discusses what it was like to leave Boston for Los Angeles and follow in the footsteps of Vin Scully. He also shares details about his book COVID Curveball, which details the unprecedented 2020 MLB season. 

Jay Horwitz, Vice President, Media Relations, joins Erik for a conversation about his career with the Mets, which spans over 40 years. Jay discusses lessons learned over the years about managing players' media exposure and his favorite Mets team. He also shares his thoughts about the new Mets ownership and the 2022 Mets season. 

In this first episode of the Erik Sherman Show, Mookie Wilson joins the program to discuss the Mets' 1986 season and also reveals details about his friendship with Bill Buckner. Mookie also shares his thoughts about the evolution of baseball and talks about his passion for cooking and his new catering business that he started with his brothers.