For all the heat that the New York Mets have taken from the media and fans after their sluggish start of the season, they are only three games back from the first place in the National League East division. Also, they are three victories away from a .500 record, which should be the first short-term goal for the Luis Rojas-led squad.
Behind the resurgence in the Mets’ bats, there has been one familiar face. After a rather mediocre 2019, in which he slashed .256/.307/.428, it’s fair to say that not even his stint in the 10-day injured list could limit him in 2020.