The Mets' current predicament is a complex issue, and the pressure on Carlos Mendoza is mounting. While Mendoza's leadership has been criticized, the team's struggles are multifaceted. The article highlights the Mets' poor decision-making, particularly in base running and fielding, and their inability to score runs. Despite this, the Mets have an opportunity to turn things around with the potential hiring of Alex Cora, a highly regarded manager who could bring a much-needed change of pace. The author speculates that Cora's availability and the Phillies' own struggles make him an attractive option for the Mets, who should make a bold move to address their competency void. The article concludes with a reflection on the potential consequences of the Mets' inaction, suggesting that the team's current state could lead to further disappointment and a loss of fan interest. The author emphasizes the need for bold action to address the team's issues and restore confidence.
