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Amazin’ Conversations with Jay Horwitz

Amazin’ Conversations with Jay Horwitz

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 Mets PR Legend of 40 years and current V.P. of alumni relations and team historian, Jay Horwitz, talks to some of the most interesting people he can find. Amazin’ Conversations is a weekly opportunity for listeners to not only hear stories from Mets alumni you would never get anywhere else, but interviews with some incredible people outside the world of baseball.© 2024 MLB.com Base-ball et softball
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    • Jesse Orosco on the ’86 Mets, Game 7 Pressure, and a Career Like No Other

      Jesse Orosco on the ’86 Mets, Game 7 Pressure, and a Career Like No Other
      Jan 14 2026
      Jesse Orosco joins Amazin’ Conversations to reflect on one of the most iconic teams in baseball history and one of the longest careers the game has ever seen. Orosco looks back on what made the 1986 Mets different, the intelligence and confidence of that clubhouse, the pressure moments of the postseason, and the grind of pitching deep into October. He also shares memories of Game 7, Davey Johnson’s leadership, Gary Carter’s impact, and the bond that made that team unforgettable more than 40 years later. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Why the ’86 Mets were different01:26 – Reflecting on 40 years in baseball02:22 – Longevity and pitching longer than expected03:13 – Thinking about career legacy and records04:11 – The grind and pressure of postseason pitching05:18 – Trusting teammates in big moments06:55 – Facing the Red Sox and World Series pressure07:26 – The RBI single in Game 708:07 – Giving the final out baseball to Steven McDonald09:09 – Davey Johnson’s leadership style09:58 – Remembering Gary Carter11:04 – Pitchers playing the outfield and team confidence12:02 – Why you’ll never see baseball played that way again13:02 – Why that Mets team still resonates Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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      19 min
    • Chris Carrino on Broadcasting, Perseverance, and Purpose | Amazin’ Conversations

      Chris Carrino on Broadcasting, Perseverance, and Purpose | Amazin’ Conversations
      Jan 6 2026
      In this episode of Amazin’ Conversations, Jay Horwitz sits down with longtime broadcaster Chris Carrino for a powerful and deeply personal conversation. Carrino opens up about discovering he had muscular dystrophy in his early 20s and the decision to keep pursuing a career in broadcasting despite the uncertainty ahead. He shares how the disease gradually impacted his life, why he ultimately chose to speak publicly about it, and how that led to the creation of the Chris Carrino Foundation to support muscular dystrophy research. The conversation also explores Carrino’s broadcasting journey, his Fordham roots, his love for baseball, basketball, and football, and the emotional moment when he embraced using a wheelchair and reclaimed the freedom to keep doing what he loves. Amazin’ Conversations delivers candid, story-driven interviews with the people who have shaped the game and the lives around it. 🔔 Subscribe for more exclusive Mets and baseball stories👍 Like if you enjoyed the episode💬 Comment your favorite moment below ⏱️ Chapters / Timestamps (30-Minute Episode) 00:00 – Intro01:05 – Discovering his diagnosis in his early 20s04:20 – Choosing broadcasting despite the challenges07:30 – Hiding the disease and the emotional toll11:45 – The moment he decided to share his story15:10 – Transitioning to a wheelchair and finding freedom19:10 – Adapting life on the road as a broadcaster22:20 – Fordham, Marty Glickman, and broadcasting roots25:40 – The Chris Carrino Foundation and giving back28:45 – Final thoughts and message for listeners Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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      31 min
    • Kenny Albert on Calling EVERY Sport, Crazy Travel Weeks, and the Rangers’ Next Era

      Kenny Albert on Calling EVERY Sport, Crazy Travel Weeks, and the Rangers’ Next Era
      Dec 16 2025
      Kenny Albert joins Jay Horwitz for a special edition of Amazin’ Conversations — and if you’ve ever wondered how one broadcaster can call the NFL, NHL, MLB, and more, Kenny lays it all out. They talk about Kenny’s craziest travel stretch (London to Vegas to Buffalo to Vegas), how he prepares when he’s bouncing between sports, the checklist he uses for every game, and why flights might be his most productive office. Kenny also shares stories from his early Mets years working with Howie Rose, memories from the 1986 World Series run, calling the Rangers’ 1994 Stanley Cup, his path to Olympic hockey, and what it means to step into the TV role after the legendary Sam Rosen. Subscribe for more Amazin’ Conversations featuring Mets voices, legends, and unforgettable stories. Chapters 00:00 Kenny Albert does everything — when do you sleep?00:51 The craziest week: London to Vegas to Buffalo to Vegas01:55 How Kenny prepares when there’s no time02:36 The checklist: watching games, reading, notes, pressers04:21 Why flights are his best work time05:10 Jay’s Marv Albert stories and growing up around broadcasting06:51 Kenny’s Mets booth years with Howie Rose (1987–1990)08:58 Being there for the 1986 clincher10:20 All I ever wanted to do and parents meeting at Shea11:15 Family life with the travel grind12:10 Taking over Rangers TV after Sam Rosen13:35 Mets Cardinals 20-inning game story15:49 1994 Stanley Cup Finals and meeting his wife18:54 Olympics hockey and what it means19:47 Bucket list moments still to come20:35 Jay’s closing message Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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      23 min
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