The Mets’ last hope to win a long-shot playoff spot ended with the most expensive team in baseball history selling their best player to the Marlins.
The Mets’ last hope to win a long-shot playoff spot ended with the most expensive team in baseball history selling their best player to the low-payroll, lower-revenue Marlins.
Shortstop Francisco Lindor put a good face on the season-killing trade afterward, but the reality is that the Mets’ hopes for 2023 season ended by surrendering the most vital player on their 26-man roster. The question now of course is no longer, “Can they win enough games to make the playoffs?” but rather “Who’s next?” It could be Tommy Pham and Mark Canha, who are having solid seasons and look like tradeable veterans, though they won’t bring this sort of return.
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