Before a game against the White Sox, Mets hitting coach Eric Chavez addressed the team's struggle with hitting with runners in scoring position, a problem throughout the season. The Mets' performance had worsened, resulting in a .188 average in critical situations in their last 24 games. Chavez stressed the importance of acknowledging their current performance as unsustainable and promoted open communication about the struggles. Players like Jeff McNeil and Mark Vientos reinforced the need to improve and take responsibility for their performance, indicating a team-focused approach to overcoming the issue.
Chavez emphasized the necessity for improvement in hitting with runners in scoring position, a long-standing issue for the Mets, stressing the need for ownership and change.
Chavez recognized the unsustainable nature of the team's current performance, urging the hitters to acknowledge their capabilities and take responsibility for their struggles.
McNeil succinctly articulated the team's collective frustration by stating, 'We've just got to get the job done. It hasn't happened enough.'
Vientos highlighted the importance of discussing struggles and optimistic about the team's potential turnaround, saying, 'It's good to talk about stuff you're struggling with.'
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