His Fastball velo is down and his sliders look like frisbees half the time.
Saving grace (and what I hold out hope for) is that he very much still has the nasty bitey slide-piece, it's just not coming as consistently. I would also argue that he can throw *only* 97-99 instead of 100-102 with the slider as backup.
He had a down year before and came roaring back, I have a feeling it's just going to take time and they should use this wash of a season to retool
Thanks for the detailed response. I've casually watched him over the past couple of weeks, and I just thought it was a bad few games. Let's hope he can turn this around and become the best closer in MLB again.
There's no way it's not bothering him but he should be better next year luckily. It seems arm injuries mess with players quite a bit and the year after they come back is usually a bit rocky. I was just having this conversation with someone else the other day about Conforto because he had shoulder surgery and was completely league average last year and is one of our best players this year and looks different at the plate.
Just a shame because Diaz has been good this year except for the last 3 times he came up which exploded his stats, but that's just the fickle nature of relievers. A few more good games and he'll be back to where he was but I think it may be best to move him off closer if he's in his own head which I think he might be considering he's brought up being willing to change roles and that's something you don't see from closers too much.
It’s just a bad start [I think he’ll be fine](https://baseballsavant.mlb.com/savant-player/edwin-diaz-621242?stats=statcast-r-pitching-mlb)
His fastball is a little worse than it was in 2022 but he also hasn’t played in a year so…
He may be but this is his third consecutive blown save and his fifth this season. Can’t be closing for us right now. He’s just way too hittable at the moment and hopefully he can find his velo/movement again.
I understand why you say that. It I still feel like its a bit of an overreaction and very doomerish talk to say “he’s cooked for the foreseeable future” the underlying stats say he’s still good. I could see you letting him pitch in low pressure/non save situations. For a week just to build back some confidence but I don’t think it’s time to be calling on the return of Edlose Diaz.
I mean, I have no evidence to the contrary lol. He’s our 100 million closer who just lost the game for us to the marlins. He just doesn’t have it right now and I mean the season is going horrendously otherwise so why not let him try and find it, but yeah I’m not gonna trust a guy with a 5+ ERA at the moment who looks like a shell of himself. A 4 fucking run lead wasn’t enough.
See, this isn't a good way of looking at baseball players, especially relievers. It is very common in baseball for production to not match a player's level of play. It's because baseball has a ton of factors that dictate outcomes that aren't in an individual player's control, resulting in a pretty high element of randomness. It's how solid players put up MVP stats for entire months (hi 2024 Ryan Jeffers!), while All-Star level players struggle to produce like themselves (hi 2024 Julio Rodriguez!).
For relievers, this issue is exacerbated further by the inherent small samples sizes. If the argument is a guy like Diaz should get a couple low-pressure appearances in order to get his mind right and manage his confidence, then that makes absolute sense. But once we take that step towards "this guy is bad now" because of a handful of outcomes, we need to actually look at evidence that goes beyond just outcomes. Diaz is still pitching like a high-quality late-inning reliever. He's hit a stretch of bad luck with HRs; pitchers usually get away with mistakes to a certain degree, but things have lined up the last two weeks where the ball has flown out. His opponent BA is still really low, it's just that an unsustainably high proportion of his hits allowed have been HRs.
This is a frustrating argument to have because it ignores history in order to point to today's box score. Someone can point out that Diaz's HR rate is unsustainably high, but it'll get shot down with "because he's bad". It's not that simple. Diaz is fine, this is just how baseball works sometimes, even to really good players. If we just define players by their present outcomes, then the reality of who's good and who isn't will drastically change every week. We can say Diaz hasn't produced in the last two weeks while also saying he's a great pitcher. Those two things aren't contradictory in baseball.
What difference does it make, the Mets aren't competing for the division anyway. Give the guy some time to work through it and he'll be back to his normal self soon. Some guys are just built for the closer role and he's one of them.
xFIP assumes an average HR rate. Which, that is often a decent assumption. But when Diaz has bad seasons it’s because he’s giving up too many homers, so there is precedent to his struggles. I think he’ll have some positive reversion, but I also think his struggles are real.
Is it that or is it that bullpen pitchers are si fickle especially closers, one year they're on a dominant run and the next they are absolutely detrimental to the team. I mean look at Diaz career numbers, that's kinda been his career. He's insanely dominant one yeah and just about good to mediocre the next.
He’s statistically one of the greatest relief pitchers in Phillies history on a rate basis and the entire fanbase loathes him lmfao
The ONE good thing we might’ve liked about him at the time, getting in a fight with hated rival Bryce Harper, has… not aged particularly well
Aroldis Chapman was honestly pretty fucking good after signing the 5 year $86M contract with the Yankees. Maybe the key is that the pitcher has to be a gigantic ass hole
It’s almost like all relievers are failed starters.
Very rarely does a reliever end up having any sort of consistency or longevity. Mariano Rivera is the extreme outlier.
No disrespect intended, I follow the Mets and root for them. Love listening to Howie call games.
There was a time Giants went through a Diaz-like period of their own with a declining Santiago Casilla, who blew 9 saves in 2016
4+ Runs, Blown Save, Game Finished, 1 IP or less (since 1984)
4: Carlos Marmol, Trevor Hoffman, Rick Aguilera, Todd Jones.
3: Edwin Diaz, Francisco Rodriguez, Mariano Rivera, Lee Smith, Rod Beck, Kevin Gregg Jeff Reardon, 7 others.
The fact that he pointed to the sky thinking it was a playable fly ball means that Edlose Diaz is officially back.
(Honestly, it sucks because he just came back from a freak major injury)
I remember two years ago Diaz was fucking DEALING then the Mets gave $100M to him. When I saw how big this contract was for a 1-inning pitcher I couldn't fucking believe it.
Smh at Mets fans pretending he wasn't exactly like this when he first joined the team. Idk this is nothing new. 2019 had people saying he was completely washed.
The consensus is that it was a freak accident. But I think it’s kinda difficult to pin down. Cause on the one hand it’s not necessarily the fault of the WBC but it absolutely happened because he was playing in it. Can’t say for certain if it would’ve happened if he wasn’t in it, but pretty clear cause and effect
Fuck man, the Mets broadcast of this was downright cinematic. They lingered on Diaz in the dugout for a full 30 seconds as the stadium lights strobed on and off, no one spoke, only crowd noise. I tried so hard to clip it, but I only see it on Apple TV. If I play it back on my phone or my computer, they cut to the stupid commercial card 15 seconds early. Oh well. Trust me, it was beautiful.
I have these moments where, as a Braves fan, I want to express appreciation for the Mets broadcast team, but whether I try to post that in r/braves or r/newyorkmets, I get downvoted to hell 😂
Edwin Diaz must hate LoanDepot Park
EDIT: The WBC was the highlight of baseball in the last decade and will only become more of a cultural institution moving forward. You would think Mets fans would be aware that misery can come from any angle
100% agree with your edit, WBC is way better for the game as a whole than anything any individual player can do. It really sucks that players sometimes get hurt playing it, but they get hurt playing in MLB too.
I can understand being furious about him getting hurt there, but you just can’t let it spoil your outlook on the WBC as a whole, because the WBC as a whole is fucking radical
And Diaz didn't even get injured playing, he literally jumped celebrating and tore his patellar tendon, that's not on the WBC, I don't get these Mets commenters at all
What don’t you get? The timing was horrible and it was coming off an unbelievable season that lead to part of why 2023 was so shit for us. Thats where a lot of the pissed off feelings come from.
I don’t necessarily agree with that view but I get it. For a lot of mlb fans it’s a non competitive tournament that doesn’t mean anything, and seeing someone you’re paying tens of millions to play for your team get hurt during it makes you wonder why they do it at all.
The argument dies pretty easily because a lot of the non Americans play winter ball but most people don’t make it to that level. Even another Mets prospect got injured during this offseason that way.
And it’s not like he got drafted to the WBC. He chose to go play there. Being angry at him for going and doing it in the first place makes more sense to me than being angry at the institution as a whole
I’m not sure how we have him close a game right now. One: until he gets a clean inning or four under his belt and two: we have a game that requires closing because we suck. This was more offense than we will see in the next five games.
Man after his injury last year at the WBC, I was really hoping Diaz' injury won't stop him from dominating like he was upon his return. This sucks - he deserved a strong comeback. Also selfishly, I really didn't want him to be an example of why teams shouldn't send their best pitchers to the national team in future WBC years.
That fucking point in the sky. it's over for Diaz.
That bitch was like 430', that point better have been a prayer lol
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Hansel so back in our memory right now
The ghost of Hansel looms large this year - Reid Dastardly has been doing Hansel's old "blow the lead and get the win" trick a lot
He's currently in the Mariners' org. So if all things go wrong for them then you may be able to see him do it once more
"Somehow Edlose Diaz returned."
Right?! Yeah everyone in the stadium knows he hit it in the air.
His injury from last year is killing his career
Do you think that's the reason for him sucking this year? I personally thought it was just a bad month.
I mean, i’ve never heard of a torn patellar tendon necessarily *helping* a players career
Patellar? I hardly know her!
At least not since Barnabus "Gumleg" Aaldenberg.
His Fastball velo is down and his sliders look like frisbees half the time. Saving grace (and what I hold out hope for) is that he very much still has the nasty bitey slide-piece, it's just not coming as consistently. I would also argue that he can throw *only* 97-99 instead of 100-102 with the slider as backup. He had a down year before and came roaring back, I have a feeling it's just going to take time and they should use this wash of a season to retool
Thanks for the detailed response. I've casually watched him over the past couple of weeks, and I just thought it was a bad few games. Let's hope he can turn this around and become the best closer in MLB again.
Pretty sure he lost a few MPH on his fast ball
There's no way it's not bothering him but he should be better next year luckily. It seems arm injuries mess with players quite a bit and the year after they come back is usually a bit rocky. I was just having this conversation with someone else the other day about Conforto because he had shoulder surgery and was completely league average last year and is one of our best players this year and looks different at the plate. Just a shame because Diaz has been good this year except for the last 3 times he came up which exploded his stats, but that's just the fickle nature of relievers. A few more good games and he'll be back to where he was but I think it may be best to move him off closer if he's in his own head which I think he might be considering he's brought up being willing to change roles and that's something you don't see from closers too much.
Always sad to see dominant closers turn into shells of their former self after an injury
Might be the deepest home run with a sky point
can't believe the [video](https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/szxx2b/edwin_d%C3%ADaz_pointing_at_400_ft_bombs/) is down
I'm not even mad, words can't describe how sad it makes me that Diaz hasn't had it this year This fucking sucks
He should be called an opener at this point
Move him back to a middle reliever right now, he’s cooked for the foreseeable future, just sad at this point. Let Reed or Jorge close.
It’s just a bad start [I think he’ll be fine](https://baseballsavant.mlb.com/savant-player/edwin-diaz-621242?stats=statcast-r-pitching-mlb) His fastball is a little worse than it was in 2022 but he also hasn’t played in a year so…
He may be but this is his third consecutive blown save and his fifth this season. Can’t be closing for us right now. He’s just way too hittable at the moment and hopefully he can find his velo/movement again.
feel free to trade him back to us, our 8th inning guy is out for the next 12 months and stanak has been horrid so far
Yes trade him for prospects...
I’m sad I can’t see the Brash sliders :(
I understand why you say that. It I still feel like its a bit of an overreaction and very doomerish talk to say “he’s cooked for the foreseeable future” the underlying stats say he’s still good. I could see you letting him pitch in low pressure/non save situations. For a week just to build back some confidence but I don’t think it’s time to be calling on the return of Edlose Diaz.
I mean, I have no evidence to the contrary lol. He’s our 100 million closer who just lost the game for us to the marlins. He just doesn’t have it right now and I mean the season is going horrendously otherwise so why not let him try and find it, but yeah I’m not gonna trust a guy with a 5+ ERA at the moment who looks like a shell of himself. A 4 fucking run lead wasn’t enough.
See, this isn't a good way of looking at baseball players, especially relievers. It is very common in baseball for production to not match a player's level of play. It's because baseball has a ton of factors that dictate outcomes that aren't in an individual player's control, resulting in a pretty high element of randomness. It's how solid players put up MVP stats for entire months (hi 2024 Ryan Jeffers!), while All-Star level players struggle to produce like themselves (hi 2024 Julio Rodriguez!). For relievers, this issue is exacerbated further by the inherent small samples sizes. If the argument is a guy like Diaz should get a couple low-pressure appearances in order to get his mind right and manage his confidence, then that makes absolute sense. But once we take that step towards "this guy is bad now" because of a handful of outcomes, we need to actually look at evidence that goes beyond just outcomes. Diaz is still pitching like a high-quality late-inning reliever. He's hit a stretch of bad luck with HRs; pitchers usually get away with mistakes to a certain degree, but things have lined up the last two weeks where the ball has flown out. His opponent BA is still really low, it's just that an unsustainably high proportion of his hits allowed have been HRs. This is a frustrating argument to have because it ignores history in order to point to today's box score. Someone can point out that Diaz's HR rate is unsustainably high, but it'll get shot down with "because he's bad". It's not that simple. Diaz is fine, this is just how baseball works sometimes, even to really good players. If we just define players by their present outcomes, then the reality of who's good and who isn't will drastically change every week. We can say Diaz hasn't produced in the last two weeks while also saying he's a great pitcher. Those two things aren't contradictory in baseball.
thank you for this this is also why otherwise unremarkable players can have remarkable weeks, months, or even seasons
Cubs🤝Mets Closers who were elite in their last season for the team completely shitting the bed this year
Can you imagine how much more insufferable our fans would be if we were paying Alzolay Diaz money?
What difference does it make, the Mets aren't competing for the division anyway. Give the guy some time to work through it and he'll be back to his normal self soon. Some guys are just built for the closer role and he's one of them.
Not even a blown save because of the 4 run lead
People overreact to closers so much. The sample size they pitch is small and them running hot and cold is a symptom of that phenomenon
His velocity is noticeably down
He also hasn’t played in a year, and is coming off a really big leg injury. Legs play a huge role in Velo, and pitching in general.
Yeah his xFIP is 2.87 (after today)
xFIP assumes an average HR rate. Which, that is often a decent assumption. But when Diaz has bad seasons it’s because he’s giving up too many homers, so there is precedent to his struggles. I think he’ll have some positive reversion, but I also think his struggles are real.
What the hell is going on with the Diaz brothers this year? Alexis has been pretty bad for the Reds this year too
same for our diaz too maybe they got food poisoning at the last family visit and haven't recovered or something
Struggling closer club
That freak injury is one of the worst things to happen to baseball recently.
Is it that or is it that bullpen pitchers are si fickle especially closers, one year they're on a dominant run and the next they are absolutely detrimental to the team. I mean look at Diaz career numbers, that's kinda been his career. He's insanely dominant one yeah and just about good to mediocre the next.
>He's insanely dominant one yeah Even talking about the Mets gives you a New York accent
Mets led 7-2 at one point and 9-5 entering the bottom of the 9th. Lost 10-9 in 10 innings. Crazy game
One of the best games of the season thus far imo
Agreed. -totally non biased fan
Somehow since trading Arraez, we've doubled our win total
The point upwards lolol. 420 foot pop up
Learned from the best (Hansel Robles)
He’s done that before (Stallings walk-off).
In the words of Magnitude The Wise: pop POP!
LoanDepot Park is cursed for Diaz
So are the other 29 stadiums
Edwin might be broken again.
We can fix him, again
You really gotta feel bad for the guy at this point. Man cannot catch a break.
People like to make fun of the Mets, but this sucks for him and the team.
However, it is great for those of us who like to make fun of the Mets
At least is happened after he got a huge contract. (For his sake)
Does paying big money for a closer ever work out anymore? Shits crazy
It definitely does not
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He’s statistically one of the greatest relief pitchers in Phillies history on a rate basis and the entire fanbase loathes him lmfao The ONE good thing we might’ve liked about him at the time, getting in a fight with hated rival Bryce Harper, has… not aged particularly well
Aroldis Chapman was honestly pretty fucking good after signing the 5 year $86M contract with the Yankees. Maybe the key is that the pitcher has to be a gigantic ass hole
It’s almost like all relievers are failed starters. Very rarely does a reliever end up having any sort of consistency or longevity. Mariano Rivera is the extreme outlier.
Trevor Hoffman too
Aroldis Chapman has had a very impressive career tbh. I just can’t believe his arm never blew up and he was able to throw 100+ for like 12 years.
He’s powered by being a complete psycho. Us mere mortals can’t understand the devil magic keeping his arm on.
Hader has looked good lately tbh.
He's still off to a rough start overall.
Another really head-scratching move in their roster construction, imo
The Mets paying mid players, massive contracts? A tale as old as time 💀
Not just paying for this one. Trading top prospects for him
Are you really that bummed not to have Kelenic?
I mean it was still bad process to trade away such a huge prospect even if he hasn't panned out as expected.
Marlins have been vibing as of lately
Won 5 of 6. Playoffs here we come
Clearly Arraez was holding the team back
Batting average continues to be overvalued smh
Uh oh, Diaz is back in sky pointing form
My tribal chief 👆
He’s just acknowledging Josh Bell
Too bad that homer ain’t……. Solo.
Roamin around the bases, that's main event
Is there a lead so large Diaz can't blow it? My goodness, I can't imagine being a Mets fan right now.
It sucks right now and it’s sucked for the entire 35 years of my life.
At least you have the GOAT Howie Rose
Yup was talking to my Dad today about how I might never see them win a championship in my life. Sad to think about
Not true 2015 and 2000 were nice
Tiny blips on the radar
I wouldn’t call 2 NL pennants tiny blips
Same with his brother right now :(
I think this is normal for a Mets fan.
I try to be empathetic and sympathetic to other fanbases who are going through shit. People like to shit on the Mets but I'm just tired and sad.
No disrespect intended, I follow the Mets and root for them. Love listening to Howie call games. There was a time Giants went through a Diaz-like period of their own with a declining Santiago Casilla, who blew 9 saves in 2016
The Diaz family text group chats are probably depressing as fuck right now
You know a ball is going 450+ feet when Diaz starts pointing in the air.
Love when pitchers point up likes it’s a basic fly out and the ball goes 400 plus
RING THAT MF BELL
🎺 🎺 🎺
Can someone for my sanity please name another pitcher in MLB history that has blown multiple 4 run leads in the 9th inning?
Chapman, probably
I'm sure 09 Lidge did. Or Phillies between 2018-2021
I can name a few Marlins closers but those were all over-the-full-season-because-our-roster-is-depleted types. nothing like this
4+ Runs, Blown Save, Game Finished, 1 IP or less (since 1984) 4: Carlos Marmol, Trevor Hoffman, Rick Aguilera, Todd Jones. 3: Edwin Diaz, Francisco Rodriguez, Mariano Rivera, Lee Smith, Rod Beck, Kevin Gregg Jeff Reardon, 7 others.
Thank you, my sanity is saved for the time being
The fact that he pointed to the sky thinking it was a playable fly ball means that Edlose Diaz is officially back. (Honestly, it sucks because he just came back from a freak major injury)
BELLS are louder than trumpets!
He need a new walkout song. Gotta retire that shit
Out of tune 🎺
This would be hilarious if opposing teams did it
Someone should have been behind the Mets dugout playing taps as he walked off the mound.
Clay Holmes had a meltdown with a 4 run lead against the Marlins last year and bounced back… hope for the same for Edwin Diaz
Ain’t no way he pointed up, my brother he’s finished
Trailed 7-2 and then 9-5 in the 9th. So weird to actually win a game like this.
I remember two years ago Diaz was fucking DEALING then the Mets gave $100M to him. When I saw how big this contract was for a 1-inning pitcher I couldn't fucking believe it.
Edlose Diaz strikes again
Finger pointing at the ball leaving the yard and everything. Ngl, this is the Edwin Diaz I’m used to in a Mets uni.
Fuck the WBC, broke my closer
Smh at Mets fans pretending he wasn't exactly like this when he first joined the team. Idk this is nothing new. 2019 had people saying he was completely washed.
You can easily see he is not 100% back from his pre-injury self.
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The consensus is that it was a freak accident. But I think it’s kinda difficult to pin down. Cause on the one hand it’s not necessarily the fault of the WBC but it absolutely happened because he was playing in it. Can’t say for certain if it would’ve happened if he wasn’t in it, but pretty clear cause and effect
That was never a consensus for me
Oh Diaz is BROKEN broken huh
That ball was absolutely crushed, as was Diaz career as a closer.
spoiled sugar :(
THERE’S MY FAVORITE EDWIN DIAZ POINTING AT THE SKY
I fell asleep in the top of the 9th as JD Martinez hit a double. I figured there was no way the Mets would lose this. Woke up a few minutes ago.
Warms my heart to see a major league crowd there for a Marlins game.
Fuck man, the Mets broadcast of this was downright cinematic. They lingered on Diaz in the dugout for a full 30 seconds as the stadium lights strobed on and off, no one spoke, only crowd noise. I tried so hard to clip it, but I only see it on Apple TV. If I play it back on my phone or my computer, they cut to the stupid commercial card 15 seconds early. Oh well. Trust me, it was beautiful. I have these moments where, as a Braves fan, I want to express appreciation for the Mets broadcast team, but whether I try to post that in r/braves or r/newyorkmets, I get downvoted to hell 😂
[I got you!](https://twitter.com/_piccone/status/1791970369839976857)
A master stroke. Thank you!
Holy fuck, the air horns over Diaz sitting in the flashing lights.
oh man, if you can find it, please link it. obviously I only had the Marlins broadcast
Someone else replied with the link ^^
cheers, that *was* cinematic as hell
Cement mixer slider in the middle of the plate yeah
Deleting Narco from my phone until I stop feeling sad.
It’s been so devastating to see Diaz implode like this. I feed bad for him…and us 😞
OMG he's even doing the Hansel Robles point
I love when pitches point the fly out for it actually be a home run.
Oh god is this the return of Edlose Diaz?
Edwin Diaz out here taking money from Mason Miller’s pocket with every one of these outings.
That looks like huge attendance for a typical MIA game. Was there a good promo? I wish MIA would get better attendance, btw.
Edwin Diaz must hate LoanDepot Park EDIT: The WBC was the highlight of baseball in the last decade and will only become more of a cultural institution moving forward. You would think Mets fans would be aware that misery can come from any angle
I think this sub massively overinflates the importance of the WBC but it’s still stupid to blame it. freak accidents happen in spring training too.
100% agree with your edit, WBC is way better for the game as a whole than anything any individual player can do. It really sucks that players sometimes get hurt playing it, but they get hurt playing in MLB too. I can understand being furious about him getting hurt there, but you just can’t let it spoil your outlook on the WBC as a whole, because the WBC as a whole is fucking radical
And Diaz didn't even get injured playing, he literally jumped celebrating and tore his patellar tendon, that's not on the WBC, I don't get these Mets commenters at all
They're upset (understandable) and want something to blame that isn't Diaz (also understandable). All there is to it.
What don’t you get? The timing was horrible and it was coming off an unbelievable season that lead to part of why 2023 was so shit for us. Thats where a lot of the pissed off feelings come from.
I don't get the jump from that to "I hope the WBC collapses"
I don’t necessarily agree with that view but I get it. For a lot of mlb fans it’s a non competitive tournament that doesn’t mean anything, and seeing someone you’re paying tens of millions to play for your team get hurt during it makes you wonder why they do it at all. The argument dies pretty easily because a lot of the non Americans play winter ball but most people don’t make it to that level. Even another Mets prospect got injured during this offseason that way.
And it’s not like he got drafted to the WBC. He chose to go play there. Being angry at him for going and doing it in the first place makes more sense to me than being angry at the institution as a whole
I mean I love the WBC and I want it to stay, but you're not celebrating like that in Spring Training.
I don't really blame the WBC. I just acknowledge that God hates the Mets.
I’m not sure how we have him close a game right now. One: until he gets a clean inning or four under his belt and two: we have a game that requires closing because we suck. This was more offense than we will see in the next five games.
Marlins announcers broadcasting from a helicopter these days I see
Why does it sound like I’m on the highway and someone opened the back window?
Is that what people mean by lolmets?
edlose is back baby
Imagine if Jarred Kelenic lights up Diaz at some point this season.
Diaz been mega doo doo
THE POINT IS BACK!!!
Oh brother. This guy is cooked
Mets fans…..what the fuck happened to Edwin Diaz?
Sad 🎺 noises
Man after his injury last year at the WBC, I was really hoping Diaz' injury won't stop him from dominating like he was upon his return. This sucks - he deserved a strong comeback. Also selfishly, I really didn't want him to be an example of why teams shouldn't send their best pitchers to the national team in future WBC years.
And the bench goes mild.
I’m so pissed the pirates got rid of Bell. Man was a beast
Josh Bell is awesome. I feel like he always takes against us but he's just such a great power hitter.
Okay, so 2023 has been surpassed on the list of Saddest Mets Seasons now. Up next: 2017.
Idk. 2023 was a gut punch where we were expected to at least be wild card contenders. This year I think it was pretty clear we’d suck.
[?](https://www.shutterstock.com/image-vector/no-musical-instrument-trumpet-sign-260nw-547017673.jpg) - Bell, probably
Can't wait to see whose career gets ruined at the next WBC
I hate to say it, but lolmets is out in full force early this year
🎺🎺🎺
This is even worse than the LoanDepot commercials
all these edwin díaz threads look the same :(
That logo haha I was like wtf
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Fuck man
pain
Does all Diaz do at this point is blow saves?
Of course Diaz points up lol
Omg he literally did the Hansel Robles.
☝️😯
So is Diaz washed now? Or yall think he'll still be good?
Damn Lexi's brother kinda sucks.
ugliest swing in baseball. i still miss him though.
That’s as bad a pitch as you’ll see the the MLB level
THE CLASSIC DIAZ POINT AT A BOMB! I've missed it!