@Masterflip_ We watch the same games last year? When his off speed wasn’t working, he could only throw his his fast ball that topped out at 95 MPH. He needs to develop other pitches in order to be at this level not just get shelled throwing meatballs.
@BigBillyMazza@SleeperMets@ragazzoreport You have to understand frank turns 33 in November. With a possible lockout next year he will be on the back end of 34 when base ball returns in 28. You need to think of the bigger picture at this point we have an aging short stop on a ridiculous contract. You need to move now
@Masterflip_ Because we haven’t addressed any single major issue this club has had since last years trade dead line. Still haven’t solved our starting pitching. Our pen just got drastically worse. And we still have nothing but inconsistent bats every hitter after our 3rd.
Realism>optimism
@artiebucco_chef@StevenACohen2 Lindor undoubtedly should’ve been moved. 33 in November with a lockout next year he’ll be 34/35. Now we’re stuck and an aging SS that no one will take
@MFliegelman Not sure if we watched the same TT. Good glove, horrific ABs. Any time I watched he was an automatic out. But just because he smiles a lot yall think he was an asset
@TennisGuy_31 As much as I love Frank, he should’ve undoubtedly been moved. Turning 33 in November and with the lockout looking more likely, he’ll be 34/35 the next time there is baseball
@donnie3114 It’s funny how sterns is in control of shipping all these players, but he won’t be here to see them cuz we all damn well know he’s gone after next year
@TalkinMetsNoG Under selling players is definitely a choice. Mets won’t see the post season until we’re in the 2030s, and Soto 100% is going to opt out the first chance he gets
@MetsJoe22 Hate to break it to you, but we won’t be seeing the post season until maybe 2030 lol. And can guarantee you Soto opts out the first chance he gets after he makes a fat portion of that contract.
@Cryler__ This guy is the typical miserable met fan thats okay with losing and always panning for the future instead of win now. It’s the miserable Mets way!
@Conor83991240@JonFromMaspeth Yeah but you make that deal for Soto no matter what. My issue is the Mets are not known for developing talent. Benge McLean Ewing aside the Mets have a heinous track record for prospect development and tend to hold them until their value diminishes
@Roger774501171 Sterns continues to show weekly on why he shouldn’t have a job. Really hope cohen is just sitting back and letting the rest of this season pan out and firing him immediately after the last game of the season. I mean you’re just wasting your $740 million dollar investment……
@MarkCHealey Couldn’t have said it better honestly. I’ve seen so many met fans content, when it should piss all of us off we’re sellers once again, wasting Lindor and sotos best years. The organization is so trash top to bottom and it starts with the fans who show they are okay with losing
@ellgell@StevenACohen2 You know what’s funny? I’ve seen nothing but “miserable” Mets fans actually happy with this trade deadline. You know why? Cuz they love losing and always love the thought of the future instead of competing today. It’s pathetic