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Mets could face daunting trade deadline reality if ship keeps sinking
What if these opening five-plus weeks are revelatory. Because after the Mets fell 11 games under .500 on Thursday, Carlos Mendoza said, “It’s not early anymore.” And it will get late even quicker without substantial improvements because:
Numbers suggest firing Carlos Mendoza won’t jumpstart lowly Mets
ANAHEIM — The Mets continue to say they’ll be better. They say they trust their players will start performing up to the standards they’ve been known for. They trust the back of the baseball card. Yet night after night, things seem to be getting worse. Thursday night, the Mets touched down in Orange County after yet another brutal loss. Manager Carlos Mendoza remains the manager as they begin a three-game trip through Anaheim, Denver and Phoenix.…
News to the Day and to the Hour Latest News today Despite a start of 10-21 and a recent streak of 12 consecutive defeats, the New York Mets support Carlos Mendoza's continuity as manager, according to baseball operations president David Stearns. The Mets ended a streak of 12 consecutive defeats, the worst in the history of the franchise, on April 22 with a 3-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins. Since then they have lost five of the last six, inc…
Despite a start of 10-21 and a recent streak of 12 consecutive defeats, the Mets de Nueva back the continuity of Carlos Mendoza as manager, according to baseball operations president David Stearns.
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