The New York Mets are in a very tricky part of their season, and it seems that their players have won free problems with their fans, after that led by Javier Báez, made gestures celebrating against the fanaticada with the “thumbs down” sign, as a response to fans who have screamed at the team in recent encounters, where they have had a terrible streak and moved away from the MLB playoff spots.
The truth is that the press has turned against Javier Báez for being the first to do so and apparently other colleagues followed him. However, The New York Post columnist Joel Sherman, who thinks the real problem is actually Francisco Lindor, who will stay here for the next 10 seasons and being Báez’s friend, may have been the bad influence. here.
Participating in a youthful gesture of making thumbs down to symbolize shouting fanaticism says very bad things about Francisco Lindor and his entourage. Someone who has been a Met for a while like Michael Conforto or Jacob DeGrom must be the adult in the situation and explain to Lindor why all this is wrong.
The truth is that after the planting, it is likely that Javier Báez will not stay beyond this year in New York, while Lindor will have to deal with the consequences after his actions and renew his relationship with the fans, with which it will be for the next decade.
see more