Sure, why not. I don't think field managers make all that much difference anyway.
This is a vote of confidence not just in Green, but also in the coaching staff.
He wastes all the challenges in the first couple innings and is usually wrong. There’s talent there, but he’s not the sharpest tool in the shed. He’d be better off going to a team who can fix him.Alvarez also sucks at challenging
but we don't have a better 4th OF/DH...Thank you for the free run, Nimmo. We miss you for your running hard down the first base line after a base on balls (BB!!!), but we have better outfielders now!
I'm over Nimmo. Still suffering from Alonso withdrawal.but we don't have a better 4th OF/DH...
And besides having the better younger OF, we also have a crappy 2B that we owe pretty much $30m a year to. Sorry- had to add that in hehe
I would be ok- with no Nimmo except they brought in a much more expensive player who sucks and justified getting rid of a starting OF with another OF that cost just as much- who sucked.I'm over Nimmo. Still suffering from Alonso withdrawal.
Some backstory on the Nimmo trade that I recall reading. This is from memory, but I think I have it right.but we don't have a better 4th OF/DH...
And besides having the better younger OF, we also have a crappy 2B that we owe pretty much $30m a year to. Sorry- had to add that in hehe
I never heard those details, but it makes sense...I really think Nimmo did love being here. I did hear about the conversation with deGrom and the Rangers on them being all in, which swayed Nimmo's decision...Some backstory on the Nimmo trade that I recall reading. This is from memory, but I think I have it right.
As you know, Nimmo had a no-trade clause which he had to waive. Cohen (pretty sure it was him and not Stearns, but could be mistaken) told Nimmo that if he returned as a Met, it would be primarily as a DH. Nimmo had no intention of accepting this role if he had a choice, which he did. This was a factor in his departure.
Another factor was conversations with senior management and with deGrom. They convinced him that Texas was all-in on winning now, there was no intent to rebuild.
Nimmo accepted $1M from the Mets to waive the no-trade.
Any Baty fans in the house?
He needs to channel his talent. It's now or never. He has a believer in Andy Green.I envision Baty in the same role next year - playing five different positions and getting 400 AB's, mostly against righties.
Baty actually has a beautiful swing. And when he connects- his HR's are usually crushed.He needs to channel his talent. It's now or never. He has a believer in Andy Green.
I hope they are both gone.Baty actually has a beautiful swing. And when he connects- his HR's are usually crushed.
Hard to figure out what is missing for him. He may have put himself in a position where a number of teams may be very interested in him next year. But, I would rather keep him and move Vientos.
Agree- looks like Green may be a very good choice.Sorry to see season coming to an end !
Since Green took over - the Mets have been playing entertaining and intelligent baseball !
If only Stearns had rightfully fired the clueless / leaderless Mendoza during the 12 game losing streak in April ……
Very happy Green accepted the managerial role.
He’s a terrific communicator and the players like and most importantly respect him and respond to him !
With the win last night, the Mets avoid a final loss total in the 90s. If they can go 3-1 in the last four games, they would finish 10 games under .500 (a ten game improvement from the season's low point) and not finish dead last in the NL East.Trivia question from Gary C. The Colorado Rockies have now lost 100 games in four consecutive years. Who was the last team to do that?
Answer: The original New York Mets, from 1962 to 1965.
I guess his unofficial title will be Consigliere. Unlike Tom Hagen, I hope he is a wartime Consigliere.Falvey will report directly to Stearns.
On the bright side, we have Rutgers football to watch nowI doubt there are too many people still watching the Mets these days. It's on for me in the background right now at work. Watching teams intentionally walk Soto, and not having Alonso behind him will forever piss me off. Just a reminder how much I despise Stearns for letting our best home grown slugger in history walk, while having someone like Soto who is an on-base machine who would be batting in front of him. Just complete malpractice. Not sure I'll ever get over it as a Mets fan
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