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2023 Mets Lose Ground

In 2023 the Mets finished their regular season 29 games behind the division-leading Braves. Their 75-87 record was quite the contrast to 2022, where the team won 101 games. The team had their struggles on the road and at home. At the end of the season, Billy Eppler stepped down as general manager, making room for new candidates that might be more amenable to David Sterns. Fans hope that Carlos Beltran will take the role, but the hire is up to Sterns. 

Brandon Nimmo was a bright spot on the Mets roster in 2023. He had 162 hits, 24 home runs, and batted in 68. Jeff McNeil played in 156 games, batted .270, hit 10 home runs, and amassed 158 hits. Pete Alonzo was the team leader in home runs with 46.     

Mets 2022 Season Recap

The Mets completed the 2022 season with a 101-61 record. That record was second-best in Mets history but left them tied with the Atlanta Braves. They earned a Wild Card spot for the playoffs but lost to the Padres in three games. Considering how powerful the team was during the regular season, fans expected a run deep into the playoffs. Francisco Lindor managed to break Jose Reys RBI's record. Pete Alonso hit 131 RBIs, breaking a record held by Mike Piazza and David Wright.  

New York Mets 2021 Season

The 2021 Mets season had its highs and lows. Sixty games into the season, the team was ten games above .500 and leading their division. Within a month, they would topple from first place, finishing third in their division. The final record for the Mets was 77-85. Luis Rojas was removed as manager. Key players on the roster had some lackluster performances. The team was bitten by the injury bug on top of that.

The month of August was not so good for the Mets. The team’s overall record in that month was 9-19.  At the start of September, it looked like there was a turnaround. The Mets went 7-4, to start September but a pair of five-game losing streaks followed. What can the Mets do to turn the club around? Billy Eppler was brought on as general manager in November of 2021. He looks to improve the pitching staff and he’ll need to acquire talent through trades and free agents. The Mets payroll is a concern.  

Mets 2018 Season Recap

In 2018, the New York Mets once again had high expectations placed upon them, and once again, they failed to live up to those expectations. Expected to win 90-plus games and contend for a postseason spot, The Mets wound up winning just 77 games, finishing fourth in the National League East.

Looking at the Mets offseason, they didn’t do as much as other teams in their division. In November they signed left-handed pitcher Ryan O’Rourke to a minor league contract and released right-handed pitcher Jenrry Mejia. In December they added veteran outfielder Rajai Davis to a minor-league contract, catcher Wilson Ramos for two years, right-handed pitcher Jeurys Familia for three years, and veteran outfielder Gregor Blanco to a minor-league contract. In January they traded catcher Kevin Plawecki to the Indians for right-handed pitcher Walker Lockett and infielder Sean Haggerty. Next, they added a pair of left-handed pitchers, Hector Santiago and Luis Avilan on minor league deals, and both will get the chance to compete for bullpen spots. Then they settled arbitration with right-handed pitchers Jacob deGrom, Noah Syndergaard, Zack Wheeler, outfielder Michael Conforto, and left-handed pitcher Steven Matz. To finish, they added left-handed pitcher Justin Wilson and infielder Jed Lowrie for two years each. These Mets never lived up to expectations.

Mets 2017 Expectations Were High

The New York Mets entered 2017 with massive expectations, many, including one of our own, picked them to win the World Series. Not only did they not accomplish that, but they missed the playoffs, by a very large margin, winning just 70 games. Injuries, players who failed to live up to expectations, and even internal arguing led to the Mets demise a year ago. However, the Mets are a very young talented team and sometimes, a bad season like this just happens. Rather than overreact, the Mets spent the offseason retaining their free agents and taking care of internal issues. The biggest move the Mets made this offseason was to switch managers, replacing the outgoing Terry Collins with Mickey Callaway. So what will Callaway need to do to get the Mets back to the postseason?

First and foremost, he will need to settle down this rotation. Matt Harvey, Noah Syndergaard, Zack Wheeler, Steven Matz, Jacob deGrom, these guys are all way too talented to put up collective results like this. This should be hands down the best rotation in the game, with a significant gap between them and whoever would be the next best. Callaway will need to sort out whatever issues Harvey has, or this is going to be another season-long standoff between the talented starter and the team. This team is built to win with starting pitching, so it boils down to that. This rotation must be better than it was a year ago.

2016 Mets Rebuilding Year 

The New York Mets emerged from a five-year rebuild last season, surprising the world by winning the National League East with a record of 90-72, seven games ahead of the second-place Washington Nationals. The Mets rode this first-place finish to the World Series, before getting dump trucked by the Kansas City Royals in five games. Despite the World Series loss, the future looks bright in the Big Apple.

Heading into 2016, sky-high expectations were placed on the New York Mets. Experts stated this was the best rotation baseball has seen in decades. However, that rotation has had some issues this season. Ace and star pitcher Matt Harvey started the season 4-10 before being placed on the DL with shoulder pain. Others have had their struggles as well. The bullpen thought as a weakness before the season, has kept them afloat, as they currently sit at 52-45, good for second place in the National League East, five games back of the Washington Nationals.

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