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Doubts Over the Mets' Current Season

Can the Mets' season be saved? Unfortunately, it seems unlikely. Despite the MLB season's lengthy 162-game stretch, there's a noticeable issue with the team's performance. Recent victories against teams like the Rockies and the Diamondbacks highlight that while the Mets can win, they're primarily gaining ground against teams they're expected to defeat—not top-tier teams like the Dodgers or the Yankees.

The Mets' statistics don't inspire much confidence either. With a team batting average of .224 and an on-base percentage of .288, their offensive output is lackluster. Additionally, the team's pitching staff has underperformed, further dimming any hopes for a turnaround in this season. This paints a grim picture for Mets fans, suggesting that significant improvements are necessary to salvage the season.

In summary, despite a few recent wins, the Mets' overall performance suggests that they may not be a team poised for a late-season resurgence.