About NYMetscast
Mets fans have finally found a home in the palm of their hands. NYMetscast, part of the New York Sportscast Network, is THE PLACE for Mets fans to get the daily scoop on their favorite team. In a year where the Mets are making their push to be World Series champs, NYMetscast hosts Michael Rudner and E.J. Argenio will be there for all the highs and lows along the way. NYMetscast will broadcast two shows weekly giving die-hard fans a chance to voice their thoughts and concerns to a wide listening audience and two guys that know the Mets inside and out. The high-quality mp3 podcasts will be available on NYMetscast.com and iTunes so every Mets fan can listen while they're on their way home or working out at the gym.
Not only that, but NYMetscast.com will be a hot spot for all the latest topics surrounding the 2006 NL East champs. So don't be stuck listening to talk about that other baseball team on the radio. If it's nothing but Mets you crave 24 hours a day, then look no further than NYMetscast.
Our call-in line number is (347) 410-9093 and you can reach us via email at hosts@nymetscast.com. Call or e-mail anytime and leave your name and location if you'd like your comment or question to be played on the air.
About E.J. Argenio
Coming soon...
About Michael Rudner
Growing up in Northern New Jersey, just 30 minutes west of New York City, Mike has been a sports fan since birth. His parents even have home videos of him swinging a wiffle ball bat when he was just 9 months old. Mike first started playing all types of sports when he was young, but once he figured out he wasn't good enough to be a professional athlete he moved onto the next best thing: broadcasting.
His first job came in high school as a reporter for WGHT under then Sports Director Kevin Burkhardt. A May 2007 graduate of Syracuse University, Mike spent the last 2 summers interning for SNY and WFAN. Even though he watches all the major sports, Mike's real passion is baseball and more specifically the New York Mets.
For whatever reason, Mike seems to be in attendance for some rather historical Mets games: Robin Ventura's grand slam single, the 8 run 8th inning comeback against the Braves in 2000, Roger Clemens' return to Shea Stadium in 2002, and Jose Reyes' cycle last season. Nothing would please Mike more than a Mets World Series Championship which he's hoping the team gets in 2008.
