Carl Mendoza has recently expressed his concerns regarding New York Mets performance during this MLB season and acknowledged some of the challenges his players are enduring by acknowledging they’re “going through it”. Unfortunately, their recent losses has caused further uncertainty regarding future prospects of success for them and has put into question their chances at playing at another level in future seasons.
The Offensive Struggle of the New York Mets
Team USA have endured an extremely challenging period since returning home, losing three consecutive games against New York Yankees and two in succession against Boston Red Sox for the first time this season. As evidenced by their offense’s noticeable difficulties, as witnessed during their 2-0 defeat against the Red Sox during which no runs were scored for either team, their performance has been poor on offense. Over their last three games, the Mets have not managed to score more than two runs; further underscoring this reality were only two walks and four hits in their most recent match-up. After seven matches, they have only scored 10 runs; Juan Soto being one of their key contributors with half. Furthermore, their lack of homer runs has been an issue; their last one coming against Pittsburgh Pirates on May 14th.
Carlos Mendoza’s Take on the Team’s Difficulties
Mendoza has openly addressed his team’s offensive struggles, noting the difficulty placing players on base consistently and then driving them in. Still hopeful for their turnaround, Mendoza believes in their team’s abilities to overcome these hurdles through perseverance and maintaining an upbeat outlook.