Mets' Offseason Gamble Flops, Front Office Scrambles

It's May 1st.

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The New York meds kicked off the season thinking they'd own the National League East, but

heading into May, they're dead last with a 10 and 21 record.

They're already 11 and a half games behind the Atlanta Braves after dropping a series

to the Nationals.

It's a brutal star for a team with sky high hopes.

They went all in during the offseason, grabbing hitters like Boba Shet, Marcus Simeon, and

Lewis Robert Jr., but the offense has been ice cold.

The meds have the lowest team OPS in baseball, fewest hits, lowest RBI's, and worst slugging

percentage, even with the biggest payroll in the league.

Fans have been down after a nightmare April, watching stars like Juan Soto mis time and

Francisco Lindor struggle at the plague.

That lack of production has sunk them, though the pitching needs tweaks too.

Now reports say the front office is on the hunt for more bats, reaching out to teams

just a month in.

They're open to dealing almost anyone except pitchers, Freddie Peralta, Nolan McLean,

and Clay Holmes, thanks to aggressive exec David Sterns and a stocked farm system.

With changes likely coming quick, the meds could flip the script before it gets worse, time

to load up and climb back into the race.