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Another pressing concern is Jeff McNeel, whose role on the team appears to be increasingly questioned. Despite being a seasoned player, McNeel has been criticized for not performing at a high enough level and for causing friction within the clubhouse—mainly, Lindor's dissatisfaction. The analyst suggests that the Mets should consider trading McNeel, as his athletic decline and personality issues have rendered him surplus to requirements.
“Jeff McNeel isn’t good enough to have any issues,” he said bluntly. The team has already acquired a new second baseman, making McNeel’s future uncertain. Given his declining performance and the purported personal conflicts, the best move might be to offload him, especially if a suitable trade return can be negotiated.