r/NewYorkMets • u/Sig223M • 4h ago

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u/Sig223M 4h ago

huh? this is Stearns team, I would say 80% of this roster is guys Stearns brought in

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u/NuanceManExe 4h ago

Stearns hasn’t been making decisions for the Brewers in a GM capacity since 2022. Also he couldn’t even get Peralta to play well here. The Brewers don’t need Stearns. There’s clearly stuff the Mets organization lacks that the Brewers organization has.

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u/Genericide224 Prosciutto 4h ago

Matt Arnold is increasingly looked at as "the guy" who brought about the current Brewers success

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u/Sig223M 4h ago

yea, seeing how absolutely awful Stearns has been here has me thinking Arnold is the brains behind the Brewers operation, he probably helped Stearns get that 50 million

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u/Sig223M 4h ago

yea team chemistry, that is why the Mets are awful cuz they are a bunch of free agents who probably couldn't care less about winning and they all resent each other, seeing teams like the Rays Guardians and Brewers who have a strong home grown core is how you usually build team chemistry

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u/Schwettes 22 4h ago

Peralta and Polanco had great chemistry with the clubhouse. The problem is they suck