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The core takeaway centers around the urgent need for the Mets to address these relational issues proactively. The analyst advocates for strategic moves—namely, trading problematic players like McNeel and possibly reevaluating Lindor’s role and influence in the clubhouse. If personality conflicts cannot be resolved internally, they threaten the team’s stability and future success.
He emphasizes that management should have honest conversations with players like Soto and Lindor, setting expectations for professional behavior and team cohesion. However, in some cases, trading away players who are not compatible could be the most pragmatic decision.