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Baseball’s second-half is just 48 hours away from starting, and fans are filled with anticipation for the season’s end. 
Some fans want it to end because there team is already out, while others have hopes for a post-season berth.
Well, even if your team is in last place just wish for a miracle? Crazier things have happened in sports. There is plenty of time remaining that, unless you are an Orioles fan, anything is still possible.
Okay, but what do you say to a New York Mets fan?
Before I answer let me state, as a New York Yankees fan I am not trying to be mean. This is a question I am ask all the time, as I have many Mets-fan friends.
Some examples: “Are the New York Mets trustworthy now?” or “Will this Shit last?”
Now, I will share my answer is below:
Mets fans might detest me, but you know in your heart this 2009 team is not good enough yet.
The Philadelphia Phillies will pass the Mets in the standings almost immediately, as only a half-game separating the two. When allowed, the Phillies gap will grow by mid to late August.
See, the Phillies are mentally tougher than the Mets, because the Mets are sore losers. This cannot be totally blamed on the Mets players, as no example of respect has been set by anyone.
Once the ‘amazins’ fall a little, they will start to pout. Which will be followed by Jose Reyes going back on the DL (which he is already flirting with now). Continue reading ‘New York Mets: Baby Steps Are Not Enough’ »
Hearing and reading all the baseball predictions, I started to imagine what if I were a Mets fan.
For the fourth straight season, the New York Mets are predicted to be contenders.
Reports of players working extra hard this off-season give false hopes in the eyes of the disgruntled fans. Even Jose Reyes is ready to turn around the team.
Should or could Mets fans trust the team again?
Only with real hesitation and coming to terms with a mindset of hoping for the best, but preparing for the worst.
It is up to the Mets organization to get back to amazin’ again, and a managerial change is anticipated in my opinion.
My guess or convictions lead me to forecast the fictitious newspaper article below to be the turning point:
‘HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY METS FANS!’
Welcome back, Bobby Valentine! The Mets have officially named Valentine the Manager for the second.
Valentine, replaces current manger Jerry Manuel.Mid-season 2008, Mets GM Omar Minaya‘s most improper firing of Willie Randolph, lead the Mets to select Manuel as his successor. Hence, the group has been nothing but Un-Amazin since.
With the team on the cusp of being in real contention, Minaya cannot afford another failure or he will get the axe next.
Unfortunately, for Manuel getting just swept by the Mariners, and with Reyes appearing frisky again, a change is needed.
Valentine, was in this same place in 1996 and turned around a struggling Mets team; leading them to two consecutive post-season appearances, and a trip to the 2000 World Series.
Valentine only past issue Mets GM Steve Phipps did not see eye to eye at all, which ended in Valentine getting fired. Phipps was Minaya’s mentor, so surely Minaya pushed personal issues aside and proves his priorities are genuine.
When Valentine left the Mets, he had substantial success as a manager in Japan. This is a good fit for both sides.
Manuel is lucky to have been given the opportunity to try again with a healthy Mets team; but he even knew any signs from the past would be a wave goodbye.
Baseball is not a game where you get a lot of chances; it is too unpredictable and the Mets front-office made the right move.
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