We were discussing the remaining free agents left on the board for a 4th outfielder. We were notctalking about adding a jankowski over a proven hitter. You seem to be obsessing on one aspect of the game, hitting but speed and defense also have a place on a balanced roster. I will also leave it to those who construct the roster to help me prove my point. Over the past couple of seasons we have had guys like janlowski, Lee, Hamilton etc on the roster as a 4th outfielder, so those who construct the roster seem to value that sort of contribution.Let's just say that this isn't the only situation that comes up late in games. Maybe you're hyper-focused on it and overplayng its importance. If the Mets don't have a speedy guy who can hit, they have to make a decision about what they will need more often and what will allow them to win the most games. I'll leave that to those who construct the roster, but I won't just muse into existence a plethora of late game needs for a fast guy that outweighs the need for other things that are generally more imporant in baseball, like hitting and good pinch hitters. I will say, though, that Jankowski stinks.