LAS VEGAS — The Mets are facing a decision that history suggests they should avoid.
They must pursue a deal for Tarik Skubal because the franchise, backed by Steve Cohen’s financial resources, faces a critical need at the top of its rotation. Skubal currently represents a promising option to anchor the staff and would simplify the task of filling the spots behind him, whether with Nolan McLean, Christian Scott, or other prospects.
Similarly, the organization once envisioned the ease of building a potent lineup around Juan Soto, with the added allure of finally surpassing the Yankees in securing a marquee talent—a move expected to transform fan interest in New York.
However, the Mets now confront a second consecutive season as one of the league’s most disappointing teams, a slump partly attributed to David Stearns’ reliance on partial financial solutions, particularly in shoring up the rotation.
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