The Mets‘ poor rotation work, which has had a chain reaction of giving a spent bullpen too many outs to get, has been the main internal saboteur.
The future was late Saturday afternoon, so most certainly now. Forget about easing Nolan McLean in. The Mets stopped being a good baseball team in mid-June and have devolved into an atrocious one of late, losing 14 of 16 going into the touted prospect’s MLB debut.
There are many culprits.
