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As the episode draws to a close, Crustin and Wenskowski reflect on the trajectory of the Mets’ offseason. They’re skeptical about the team’s current outlook, citing numerous unaddressed roster holes and the continued loss of key players to rival teams.
Crustin humorously notes how the Mets might end up with Pete Alonso, but only if they “sign him tomorrow,” implying that right now, they’re falling behind. Both hosts agree that the team urgently needs to demonstrate a clear vision—something concrete to rally behind.
They finish with a mixture of sarcasm and hope, urging fans to stay tuned, but with an honest recognition that the Mets’ offseason has so far been a F grade—"F for failure"—and that more change is needed for the team to truly compete in 2024.