Reports indicate that despite the New York Mets’ poor start with a league-worst record of 10-21, president of baseball operations David Stearns does not plan to fire manager Carlos Mendoza. Stearns believes the team’s struggles are not solely Mendoza’s fault, attributing issues to injuries among key players. With 131 games remaining, Mets officials are optimistic about improving their performance, recalling a successful turnaround last season. The Mets are set to face the Los Angeles Angels in a critical series that may influence future decisions regarding Mendoza’s role.
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