The Mets need pitching now, and Ohtani almost surely won’t be able to pitch in 202
4, and perhaps not even too much in 2025, and 2) The Mets need to fill multiple holes after their summer fire sale .
We learned at the deadline there are limits even to Steve Cohen’s payroll. And even we don’t want to see a multibillionaire lose $300 million a year. Two hundred million, that he can apparently live with. And thank goodness for that. Max Scherzer was so convinced the Mets won’t be a World Series contender in 2024 he signed off on going to Texas . Of course, I get why Max made that call. He opted for the certain contender this year and what looks to him like a better bet for next year, too.Nobody’s asking me to change jobs or leave my home, but unlike Scherzer, I remain unconvinced the Mets are writing off 2024.
As things stand now, the rotation consists of Kodai Senga, Jose Quintana and some definite maybes. I haven’t given up on David Peterson, and Tylor Megill has his moments, but the Mets need help.
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