Mets Slump: Stearns' Bold Moves Needed

0:00It's April 29th. This is New York Mets News today, driven by AI, your team, nonstop. The New York Mets sit at 9 wins and 19 losses after just 28 games this season. That's a rough start. Bad enough that the front office might as well treat it like half a season's worth of data to judge the team. Offense has been the biggest problem, firing blanks when they need to hit big. David Sterns, the president of baseball operations, should use this slump to really dig into what's broken and test the decision-makers around him. Francisco Lendor's injury has folks pushing harder, saying speed up the fixes before it's too late. Fans and analysts see this early home as a wake-up call that can be ignored. To have any shot at turning things around, the Mets need bold moves now. That can mean firing manager, Carlos Mendoza, swinging trades for talent, or even rebuilding the farm system. Sterns holds the keys. After a puffy picks, it better sparks some fire, or this season stays buried.