They have handcuffed themselves by carrying two DH's who can only play first base. Not saying it's the wrong move, but this is the opportunity cost.Escobar shouldn't even be starting and he's still hurt as well. They're handcuffing themselves.
They have handcuffed themselves by carrying two DH's who can only play first base. Not saying it's the wrong move, but this is the opportunity cost.Escobar shouldn't even be starting and he's still hurt as well. They're handcuffing themselves.
My problem is there has to be something better in the minor leagues. This is a hole in your lineup.He is a middle infielder. The Mets needed a backup middle infielder in Guillorme's absence.
If it were Escobar going to the IL, I think we would have seen Baty or Vientos.
They could have gone with Mauricio. Positionally, that would have been the only other move that made sense. Other than that, you have your choice amongst a bunch of organizational depth guys. I guess Marrero was as good a choice as any.My problem is there has to be something better in the minor leagues. This is a hole in your lineup.
Missed it, what happened?Might not be our night the way that 3rd run scored
The hits just keep on comin'Carrasco came back from the rain delay to pitch but is coming out now. He has some sort of side injury.
Not a lot of choices, Magoo.Medina pitching to Acuna is insanity. He probably had a 25% chance of getting him out.
Tell your friend to piss off. Stupid text.Have to share …just got a text …
“McCann can go 0 for 6 and his average would go up. “
Mets can’t survive playing Escobar everyday during a horrible year while he’s fighting an injury on top of it.
Seeing Escobar and McCann playing every day would be like a nightmare. Team starting scoring and winning far more regularly when Guillorme got in and provided a spark on offense and great defense. And Nido has hit over .270 for the last 20 something games.Have to share …just got a text …
“McCann can go 0 for 6 and his average would go up. “
Mets can’t survive playing Escobar everyday during a horrible year while he’s fighting an injury on top of it.
Nobody getting any texts about the middle relievers? 🤣Escobar error to open the 6th and two 70 MPH ground balls at the plate. He’s completely unplayable vs RHP. 585 OPS!
It’s absurd to worry more about bench infield versatility in case of in game injury vs upgrading a starting position. Baty vs RHP would be an upgrade over Escobar. Why are The Mets more concerned with Marrero’s ability to replace an injured middle infielder in game then upgrading starting 3B?
Mets system doesn't have any prospects like Harris, who leaps like a kangaroo.The lack of depth in the Mets system is on display once again. That kind of thing doesn't change quickly.
Acuna is a f'ing dickhead.
A Mets pitcher needs to drill him hard.
I retract my earlier statement. Buck should be fired for not putting Ruf in earlier.Medina pitching to Acuna is insanity. He probably had a 25% chance of getting him out.
Yeah Mets have some bats on the way, but not particularly athletic. The last two "toolsy" OF prospects they had, they traded. Of course the tools don't always translate to the major league level.Mets system doesn't have any prospects like Harris, who leaps like a kangaroo.
Did not see most of game. What did Acuna do?Acuna is a f'ing dickhead.
A Mets pitcher needs to drill him hard.
He's just a little bit too emotional and Ra Ra for my (and a lot of other tastes). Comes across as a young punk who needs to be put in his place. Maybe I'm misjudging him through my TV, and I will owe him an apology. But for now, there is something about his demeanor that triggers me.Did not see most of game. What did Acuna do?
Harris is a phenom in the field. Quite the defensive player.Yeah Mets have some bats on the way, but not particularly athletic. The last two "toolsy" OF prospects they had, they traded. Of course the tools don't always translate to the major league level.
Khalil Lee was supposed to be a guy. Has the speed, certainly has the arm, even has the raw power. Unfortunately they haven't been able to develop the bat to ball skills and he is now dying on the vine as a minor leaguer in his mid 20's struggling to stay above the Mendoza line.Yeah Mets have some bats on the way, but not particularly athletic. The last two "toolsy" OF prospects they had, they traded. Of course the tools don't always translate to the major league level.