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@01Starblazer He’s a career 3.39 era including his 9.00 this year. Fragile maybe but overrated is a tough one to argue. The issue is like the rest of the rotation, there’s no workhorse. Leads to injury and overworked pen.

I have nothing against Kodai Senga. He's just fragile and grossly overrated by this fan base. At best, he's a backend starter. In reality, he's a guy who should consider returning to Japan to finish his career. This team ain't going anywhere. Play the kids. Get better.

@chadlurie @BaseballQuotes1 Looks like 3 guys produced all the hits and runs and one of the was a PH. That is pretty dismal. I’d be happy for the win but it certainly isn’t the best way to get it.

@MicParabolic @BaseballQuotes1 The Cubs have just been terrible with men on base. 1st in the MLB in walks. 5th in OBP. 10th in runs scored. That's awful.

Getting picked off while getting a standing ovation for hitting for the cycle is hysterical

@JDevilSports He’s only been in the league 3 years and he has a career era including his current 9.00 this year. I’ll agree he’s been injury prone but there’s no way to know that would happen.

@MicParabolic Senga had one good season. His first. Since then? Injury after injury after injury. I don't care who caused him to get hurt. He's ALWAYS hurt. And he had an ERA over 6.50 when he came back last year. It's not wizardry to say relying on a guy with that profile is a bad bet.

Lindor won't save anything. The Mets have two starting pitchers on the roster. You can't blame David Stearns for Clay Holmes getting hurt, but you can blame him for relying on Kodai Senga, David Peterson and Sean Manaea. This team can't sustain momentum. #Mets

@JDevilSports Senga was considered the Ace. In 2023 he had a sub 3 era. 2024 he only got one game in before he was hurt. But besides that 2025 was still statistically a good year 7-6 with a 3.02. So he was lights out before Alonso broke him. To say you knew he was going to suck is wizardry.

@MicParabolic I'm gonna push back on that. Senga hasn't been effective in a couple of years. Started last year well then pitched to a 6.56 ERA in his last eight starts. Peterson was an All Star last year and then was atrocious in the second half. His ERA was 6.39 in the second half.

@TonyD59772266 @Mets2026 Polanco is a bridge to Clifford. Robert Jr was a bridge to Ewing. Semien is a bridge splitting time with Baty. They have fielders in the pipeline. They’re missing pitchers so the idea that they’re going to get rid of them all when there’s no market for them doesn’t make sense.

@MicParabolic @Mets2026 They never rebuilt is the problem. They keep trying to put bandages on everything.

Brazoban Holmes Peralta Raley will all get a ton

@Ben_Yoel This is a move to creat space and manage the rotation in order to play bullpen ball.

If it’s a minor hip issue that’s relatively good news.

@Mets2026 You can’t be mad about losing when you’re rebuilding so much that you start rebuilding every year.

@ultramet I agree but not for this reason. This is what he did in 2025 and was good at it.

@TonyD59772266 @Mets2026 Rebuilding, which is in year 2, doesn’t consist of getting rid of everyone every year because you’re losing. Polanco and Robert Jr are likely top of the list to replace. Peralta is good bait but it doesn’t help the rotation long term. Senga and Manea are worthless.

@MicParabolic @Mets2026 Well, indulge me. Do you think the Mets should release Manaea and Senga? I’m dying to hear your answer to prove a point, possibly.

@klf3681 @DrMurphPodcast Where do you guys come up with this stuff. It’s wild.

@MicParabolic @DrMurphPodcast Dodgers and yanks would take lindor both are going to be all in on this years ring

It’s already too late for Stearns to trade for help. The Mets might as well be sellers. Trade anyone except McLean, Soto, Benge, and Ewing.

@TonyD59772266 @Mets2026 Uh yeah. Sure. I guess if you don’t know much about baseball you’d say that.

@MicParabolic @Mets2026 Totally delusional. Skubal? Lmao

@metsbatflip1 Yeah that’s just not acceptable. I’m glad they did it all tonight with the score the way it was but they have to figure that problem out.

The Mets offense has stranded 11 runners on base the last four innings. As I said, this has been the problem.

@CupofMets Bullpen ball requires more pitchers and when you’re forced to use 2 starters in bullpen ball it’s even harder. Then coupled with the fact that only 1 starter can make it past the 5th inning it doesn’t help. They have to rotate guys in and out in order to keep up.

Brutal “start” by Tobias Myers in his return to the bigs… Here’s an idea, just throwing it out there - call a kid up that can go through hiccups at the big league level that we see as a part of the future? Tong, Wenninger, Thornton? Enough of the opener bullshit.

@perryfbcoach Huh? I’m not sure what he meant. Myers started 25 games for the Brewers in 2024 until he moved to more of a bullpen role in 25. He’s got to have 80 games in for his MLB career and until tonight he had a 3.55 era.

3 days ago Mendoza said Myers was not ready so what did boy genius do he started him instead of piecing together a bullpen game where they have effective pitchers Stearns is just smarter than anyone in MLB boy genius

@Mets2026 What prospect? Tong is the only one close to ready.

@MicParabolic Prospects

@TonyD59772266 @Mets2026 That would leave the stadium empty. I promise that isn’t an option. They need good pitching and will likely keep Peralta and go all in on Skubal. They have no more pitchers ready other than Tong so they really don’t have a choice.

@MicParabolic @Mets2026 Not a concern for a team that likely won’t go anywhere for at least another year. They’ve spent too much not only with dead weight, but also big luxury tax penalties and losing lots of draft picks.

@BBGreatMoments Anyone have a close up because that looked on both to me.

Picked off because he was standing on the orange bag, not the real one.