Entre Líneas: Los "Milagrosos" Mets de Nueva York

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En esta oportunidad, Fernando Arreaza destaca en el Abridor de Entre Líneas, la evolución de Mets de Nueva York en las últimas fechas de las Grandes Ligas.

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00:00In the opening of today's headlines, we want to evaluate the Mets of New York.

00:08Maybe they are not the miraculous Mets of 1969, but like that year, they have climbed a hill that looked quite improbable.

00:19They play for 500 and are in the race for the dressing room.

00:23Do you remember that moment of Jorge López throwing his glove, saying that he was playing for the worst team in the major leagues?

00:30Things looked really complicated.

00:33That happened on May 29, that day they lost 10-3, they had a record of 22-33.

00:40Since then, they have won 19 out of 27 to set their record at 500.

00:47Carlos Mendoza's team, with its safe and serene direction, has had Amar Vientos with 7 horns, Francisco Álvarez with 375 on average,

00:57Brandon Nimmo with 1,004 OPS and 21 rebounds, Francisco Lindor as first batter, 29 hits, 520 slugging,

01:06JD Martínez 20 rebounds, Pete Alonso 19 rebounds.

01:12And Kodai Senga is on his way to reinforce the rotation and Edwin Díaz will return from his suspension perhaps to be that reliable closet.

01:23They are not the miraculous Mets, but they have really done incredible things.

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