00:00And this is where David Cerns has really got to take a lot of onus on what the Mets look
00:08like as a baseball team.
00:09Like the guys that he brought in, that he paid money to, a couple guys got off the slow starts,
00:15and two of your main stars, your main cogs, end up having long-term injuries that affected, obviously, the start
00:22of this team
00:22and then the furthering of where this team is right now.
00:26But for guys like Luis Robert Jr., Jorge Polanco, and, of course, the pitching staff,
00:33I mean, they haven't even been seen.
00:36You know what I'm saying?
00:37Yeah.
00:37I mean, and you knew they had an injury history when you signed them.
00:41I felt like those were signings that I think the Mets felt like they had to make
00:48because they knew that they were going to have issues not only offensively,
00:52but they were going to have issues defensively.
00:54And the fact that, and again, I don't want to keep belaboring this point,
00:59but the fact that they thought that somehow Mark Vientos was going to figure out first base
01:05and that was going to be a better run percentage or run prevention percentage over there
01:13is just, it's mind-boggling to me.
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