The Mets' general manager has acknowledged full accountability for the team's historically poor performance this season, citing missteps in player evaluations and roster construction as key factors in the franchise's struggles. In a rare public admission, he emphasized that the failures stemmed from internal decisions rather than external circumstances, signaling a potential shift in leadership approach moving forward. The statement comes amid widespread criticism from fans and analysts over the team's record and lack of competitive play. Details on immediate changes or long-term strategy remain unclear, but the acknowledgment marks a turning point in the franchise's recent trajectory.
David Stearns takes responsibility for disastrous Mets season New York Daily News
