Summary
The New York Mets experienced a disappointing season, failing to make the playoffs despite signing high-profile players in the offseason. Jesse Winker, signed for one year, struggled with injuries and low performance, leading experts to predict he won't return next season. The Mets face decisions about filling the designated hitter role during the offseason.
Key Facts
- The Mets did not make the playoffs this season.
- They signed Juan Soto and re-signed Pete Alonso in the offseason.
- Jesse Winker, who was good last postseason, had a tough, injury-filled season.
- Winker finished with a .229 batting average and only one home run.
- Experts predict the Mets won't keep Winker next season.
- Winker had a strong showing in last year's playoffs with a 1.168 OPS.
- The team is looking for solutions to the designated hitter position for next year.
