And so that is the first order of business for these 2023 Mets. Get in the playoffs. Finish first. Finish third.
What was it that Woody Allen once said? “Eighty percent of success in life is just showing up”? The Mets have to show up this year. They have to show up in October this year. They have to prove — to themselves, to their fans, to baseball — that they will not channel their forebears, that success will not be an outlier in Queens, a happy accident.Mets starting pitcher Tylor Megill reacts after giving up a home run during the fourth inning when the New York Mets played the St.
With a team that — despite the bad taste it left in its fans’ mouths by how it ended — still won 101 games last year, second-most in team history?. They are now the Steaming Locomotive That Should.
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