jazz74 wrote:

KnickDanger wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:

technomaster wrote:The Mets passed their magical window with their young starting pitchers. It was fantastic that they had a bunch of excellent pitchers come up (cheap) at the same time. They even made the World Series and the playoffs. But they had significant injury setbacks - Wheeler, Harvey, Cespedes, and just about every reliever on the team. And their old patch up hitters just got old.

Now they're in a new phase - the Mets have quietly become one of the top hitting teams and have a very young productive lineup. They hit jackpot on a number of young position players, but the pitching is decidedly patchwork at the moment. Stroman's calf injury really set the team back. (the Cano/Diaz trade was probably not necessary - the Mets didn't realize they already had a 2B of the future in McNeil and could have had more prospects in the pipeline)

6 years ago let Murphy go
Last year let Wheeler go

Huge self inflicted wounds

To have the best pitcher in baseball and a decent hitting team and not compete?

Justin Turner.

the mets are the one team coming into this year that i thought would do something then here they are disappointing again. if they could not make this playoffs with the format the way it is, then something is wrong. brodie's days are numbered. i do like that he was more aggressive than sandy, who was too patient in many instances, but it produced no results. he has been here for two years and the best players on the team are still the players sandy brought ( we will see if brett batty will be any good in the future). cano was average. diaz is too inconsistent. the pitchers we signed ( wacha and porcello) are iffy. stroman trade looks like a bust. i think the most egregious thing he did was past over girardi for beltran, which blew up in his face. degrom's opportunity is rapidly closing and we need an experience manager to lead us in the playoffs with success. his ego caused him to hire beltran and then rojas. i do not dislike rojas but this is the first time managing an mlb team, different than farm teams. a change is definitely needed.

Cohen is going to spend the money to win

If only the nba had no salary cap

jrodmc wrote:You have a deranged sense of humor

Gmen have won 4 Superbowls in my lifetime. 2 in the last 20 years. Who is in better shape than us?? Lol

jrodmc wrote:

HofstraBBall wrote:

jrodmc wrote:You have a deranged sense of humor

Gmen have won 4 Superbowls in my lifetime. 2 in the last 20 years. Who is in better shape than us?? Lol

Agreed. I was hoping Eli was going to squeeze one more out in the last decade, so it would have been at least one SB every decade, but that wasn't to be.
Kids these days... they have no appreciation of history... lol

I know it's mean and slightly petty, but the Jets just make me laugh. Leave it to them to screw up tanking...

Have buddies that are Jet fans. Feel bad for them. Kinda of hard rooting for Giants to get another one. With so many in need of just one out there.

NYKBocker wrote:Jints still have a chance 🤙

GustavBahler wrote:How many of you wanted Haskins over Jones? Looks like they made the right call. Still no Tom Brady Go Bucs!!

If Mike Evans gets about 50 more yds receiving he will have 1000 yds his first 7 seasons in the league, breaking Moss's record of 6.

I’m not a Haskins fan or really fan of any Ohio St qb which is why I don’t want my Jets drafting Fields

That said Jones has regressed significantly this season

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Uptown wrote:Adam Gase is done!!!!!! Should have never been hired in the 2st place

Good riddance