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Message: [QUOTE="OrangeFoo, post: 4263917, member: 210"] But that’s baseball these days… no one’s rotation holds up. The issue with the Mets is they have almost no major league ready arms in the minors and their starters have to be almost perfect and go at least 6/7 innings every night because their lineup is extremely streaky and they don’t have a consistent bridge to Diaz. The early years of the Cohen era are going to be defined by what looks more and more like a pretty poor Lindor signing, not turning Smith and Davis into something useful and not fortifying the bullpen. On the plus side the Canha, Marte and Escobar signings are okay… I suspect Escobar will be better than he has been the last month. If the Mets were stock, I’d sell high… I’m seeing the same problems that tanked last year. [/QUOTE]