That the Mets are heading to Arizona holding a 38-46 record while the Diamondbacks are 50-45 should be in the realm of absurd.
Formula 1 has been experiencing a boom in popularity in the U.S. recently and with it, a lot of new fans are coming to understand that it is a sport largely predicated on predictability.
It is unlikely that Red Bull will win every race the rest of the season because, one day, that chance will go against them. But the title itself is all but officially sewn up, because Red Bull has built a significantly better car than everyone else. Baseball is not quite the same level of predictable. But the Mets heading to Arizona this week holding a 38-46 record, celebrating their, while the Diamondbacks are 50-45, leading the NL West feels as though it should be in the same realm of absurd.
“Free agency is really expensive. If you want to field a good team from free agency, that’s what it costs.”
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