For the second year in a row
New York Mets outfielder Yoenis Cespedes has landed on the disabled list with
the same injury. He hasn't played a game
for the Mets since early May and we're about to enter the month of July.
It's time for the Mets to act
like a decisive organization for a change and it should start with their
highest paid player.
I don't think he really wants
to play for a team that's 15 games below the .500 mark. It's time for team management to push for a
resolution and either cut ties with Cespedes or force him back on the
field. This limbo posture whereby the
team has to make excuse after phony excuse as to why he's not playing brings
nothing but embarrassment to the team and frustration to Mets fans.
If he truly has a chronic injury
then it's time to declare it now, not at a future time because this situation
is unsustainable. He's been given enough
time to heal and rehab. And if over two
months on the DL isn't enough time after the second year in a row he's laid up
inured, then maybe his playing days are over?
Now is the time to get that question answered!
A lot has gone wrong for the
Mets in this 2018 season. But, the
Yoenis Cespedes issue is the #1 problem that needs addressing.
Now!
Now!
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