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Mark Vientos’ Mets tenure is in serious jeopardy after a stunning sophomore slump following his breakout rookie season. Once a clutch postseason force with 27 homers and 71 RBIs, he’s now sidelined with a broken wrist and facing an uphill battle to reclaim his spot. Interim manager Andy Green made it clear: Vientos must earn his time back, not just through rehab but by proving he’s still a top-tier offensive threat. His stats have cratered since that magical year, his defense hasn’t helped, and with the infield locked down and guys like Juan Soto needing reps, Vientos may be left on the outside looking in. Even a strong rehab stint won’t guarantee him a role — and with his future uncertain, a move to another team in 2027 seems likely.
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