David Stearns emphatically (and defiantly) says that he is pleased with the coaches. if so, then it must be a player selection issue .. which is on Stearns himself.
Something HAS to be done. @StevenACohen2 please. There has to be some accountability. @Mets@MetCastPod
@danorlovsky7 Best Thing: Guide them, advise them, listen to them, & appreciate them for who they are. Their choices have to be their own -but you can certainly inform them.
Worst Thing: Not doing the “best thing” earlier.
Nothing better than watching them grow into their authentic selves!!
@MetCastPod He’s upset that nobody thinks he’s the smartest guy in the room anymore. His tenure has been an abject failure as a talent evaluator/POBO. 2024 was mostly built on prior regimes talent and so far, most of the young MLB talent was drafted by others. He never accounts for chemistry
@StevenACohen2 Just look to the @nyknicks to see how a capable executive runs an organization. Leon Rose didn’t build his team with players that he was convinced that he could turn-around. He built it with tested and proven talent, a strong coach and chemistry.
@DanBartels2 Stop signing re-treads and oft-injured players. We are not smarter than any other team. If they want to prioritize metrics, start with Wins and Losses.
@WWEREALONE@SNY_Mets@SNYtv He’s an awful fielder, is batting .243, is slow and didn’t care to listen to his coach bc he wanted to run through a stop sign a few games ago. The fact that our 3rd best hitter is hitting .243 is an issue in itself.