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[QUOTE="OrangeFoo, post: 5759045, member: 210"]
I don’t see how this is Cohens fault. His job is to provide money for the roster and build the player development infrastructure. Mets have the second highest payroll and clearly the infrastructure for developing talent is state of the art. His “mistake” was giving the keys to one of the most well regarded and respected baseball people at the time in Stearns. Other than Soto… this roster is all Stearns and btw according to all the analytics guys have this as the second best team in the national league.

Stearns mistakes:
- all of his moves both last off season, last trade deadline and two off seasons ago completely blew up 
- i think bichette and Robert are play but the rest are meh
- he needs to figure out what he wants to do with pitching because his strategy of never give  >3 years deals and bargain bin shopping is not working 
- Baty/Vientos are failed bets
- I thought Lindor was a huge mistake since day 1 and i believe that even more now
- this isn’t on Stearns or Cohen but too many players come to nyc and under peform or leave nyc and get good again. This has been a decades long trend… not sure what the problem is.
- The have been missing the successor to David wright… there has been no leadership in the clubhouse since he left.
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