Summary
The New York Mets faced problems with team chemistry during their last season's downfall. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza discussed this issue, noting differences in player personalities and changes in the team roster. The team seeks to improve their dynamics for the upcoming season.
Key Facts
- The New York Mets had the best record in Major League Baseball in early June but did not make the playoffs.
- Mets' manager Carlos Mendoza spoke about the team's clubhouse not having strong enough chemistry last season.
- The Mets lost four of their longest-tenured players after the season ended.
- Two remaining star players, Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto, have very different personalities that impact team dynamics.
- Lindor is known for being outgoing while Soto is more reserved and businesslike.
- The Mets have made roster changes, swapping out key players for new ones.
- There is pressure on the team to prove their capabilities this season and questions about how the team will work together.
