The New York Mets are at a critical junction in their season, currently holding a 30-38 record and facing tough NL East rivals, the Braves and Phillies, in a challenging 23-game stretch. Despite recent improvements, including a 20-17 record since April, the team struggles with injuries to key players like Francisco Lindor and Jorge Polanco. Manager Carlos Mendoza emphasizes the need for consistent performance, starting with their upcoming games. President of baseball operations David Stearns acknowledges the team’s challenges but believes in their potential for turnaround.
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