How Mets Rankings in National League Highlight Recent Struggles

How Mets Rankings in National League Highlight Recent Struggles | Giant Mess

In this clip from “Giant Mess”, New York Mets fan Neal Lynch takes a closer look at how the team’s rankings in the National League highlight areas that need improvement, including:

Pitching – home runs per 9 innings pitched, walks per 9 innings pitched
Batting – runners left on base, lack of slugging, lots of walks
Wins Above Average by Position
Starting Pitching – among the worst
Relief Pitching – among the best
Catchers – we’re sorely miss Omar Narvaez
First Basemen – Pete Alonso continues to crush it
Second Basemen – Jeff McNeil and Luis Guillorme
Third Basemen – Eduardo Escobar drove score down, Brett Baty’s helped increase that number
Shortstops – Francisco Lindor is still an exceptional player
Left Fielders – Mark Canha needs to step up
Center Fielders – Brandon Nimmo is an MVP candidate
Right Fielders – Starling Marte hasn’t been what he was
Designated Hitters – a glaring concern for most before the season, that position is holding its own
Pinch HItters – Bench bats haven’t produced

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