Monday, November 02, 2015
Wait Til Next Year
At the end of the year, one team wins, every other team loses. In the world of professional sports there are no moral victories or nice tries. You either accomplished the goal and won the title, or you failed in your quest.
That's one way of looking at the 2015 New York Mets.
But there's also another side to this team.
This team took us on an incredible ride from July 31st (which should be remembered as the day Wilmer hit a walkoff home run, not the day we got Cespedes) until Game 4 of the NLCS.
It's unfortunate the car ran out of gas before the journey ended, but it was still a fun journey.
The enduring memory of 2015 for most fans will be how Wilmer went from weeping to winning in the span of two days.
And I will always remember the game two days later when the Mets blasted three home runs in one inning to sweep the Nationals and take control of the division.
2015 should also be the season when the Big 3 came together and began to dominate the National League. If Harvey, deGrom and Syndergaard stay healthy and stay together, the Mets will have a powerful rotation for many years to come.
And when I look back at 2015, I want to remember the Daniel Murphy who dominated the first two rounds
Not the Daniel Murphy who helped blow the World Series
If you have any other great memories of the 2015 Mets please share them in the comments section.
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