2016 MLB: Will the Mets Repeat in the NL Pennant?
The New York Mets surprised everyone last season by winning the NL Pennant. The Mets are currently a longshot odds-wise to repeat their 2015 victory. It comes down to pitching for the Mets. Can they do it again?
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Mets will repeat because the starting rotation is still good enough
Last MLB Season, the Mets rode arguably the best pitching rotation in baseball to a National League Pennant win. The Mets’ rotation this year is still plenty good. It boasts the exceptional Noah Syndergaard and equally adept Jacob DeGrom. Syndergaard has a devastating fastball while DeGrom has allowed only a single run in his last 20.2 innings pitched.
Throw in rookie Steven Matz, who is one of only 4 players offering MLB Rookie of the Year odds in sportsbooks, and the Mets appear destined for another trip to the World Series.
Mets won’t repeat because the rotation is good but not good enough
The rotation is good -but it’s not good enough. The Mets are 9 games behind Washington for the NL East Division as of August 8. They are 2 games behind the Marlins, a game behind the Cardinals, and about 4 to 5 games behind the Dodgers and Giants for a wild card berth. New York’s rotation was much better last season. DeGrom controlled things from the outset. Syndergaard developed into a world beater. Also, The Dark Knight, Matt Harvey, asserted himself as the season wore on.
In reality, DeGrom has been good but not great. Harvey is out for the season. The pitching rotation is good. It’s just not good enough for the Mets to get by the Washington Nationals, the San Francisco Giants, or the Chicago Cubs in the NL.
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