Manager Luis Rojas commands a Mets that are in their best moment of the young season, after offensive problems cost the head coaches work on offensive issues
New York Mets They enter Tuesday’s match with the best record in their division, which is why they occupy the first place in the East of the National League. 2021 is a year of great expectations for the squad of Queens with the arrival of Francisco Lindor and the signing of your contractual extension.
Things did not go well in the first month of the campaign for the Mets. One of the most anemic offensives in April, lost amid an eastern division that has remained underperforming. However, the month of May has started in a positive way for the New York team, who have won their last five games to start the day on Tuesday and seven of their last ten games.
With sixteen wins and thirteen losses, the Mets they still remain one of the most anemic offensive teams in MLB. With a batting average of .233 and an OPS of just .677, the team has a long way to go to meet their expectations.
Additionally, by losing the hitting coach Chili Davis and his assistant Tom Slater, the amount of pressure that was placed on the manager’s shoulders, the Dominican Luis Rojas, was significantly high.
Rojas He is in his second year with the Mets, following the shortened 2020 season, but it is his first under the new owner, Steve Cohen, which forces the results to be positive for the group from the first year, because “whoever buys a house wants their own furniture”, or in simple terms, whoever acquires a team, will want to place people of your choice in important positions.
In order to Luis RojasCapitalizing on a great moment will be essential with the Mets going into their future. The output of Chilli Davis and the problems between EAST Y McNeil (Jeff) in recent days, they just made the perception of what was happening within the team worse, but they have been able to overcome this and are on the right track.
The permanence of Luis Rojas with the Mets It depends directly on its results and at least, to start the month of May, things are going smoothly for the only Dominican leader of the Big leagues.
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