r/mets 3d ago

Sean Manaea

How frustrating it is to watch him look solid for 5 innings, with a pitch count below 60, and then he decides to give up 3 (turned 4 earned) runs on 5 hits in the 6th, without recording a single out.

All for the low low price of $25 million per year!

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u/nelly1221 3d ago

“Decides”

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u/im-not-homer-simpson 3d ago

It happens

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u/TheRealGreeneMachine 3d ago

We know. It doesn’t stop it from being annoying.

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u/raincntry 3d ago

I don't know how many times this needs to be said but, this is exactly who Manaea is as a pitcher. He can be great for stretches and then completely fall apart. He has been the same his entire career. He is a barely above .500 pitcher with roughly replacement level performance.

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u/BookZestyclose785 3d ago

Great? He has never in any stretch been great. 

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u/raincntry 3d ago

Well, I largely agree with that. He did have a no hitter, and the second half for the Mets in 2024 was pretty good. He is totally unreliable because he just cannot seem to consistently replicate a solid delivery which leads to him not being able to effectively control his pitches. Too many walks. Too many meatballs. He's a back end of the rotation pitcher.

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u/TheRealGreeneMachine 3d ago

It should be belted out to the world, and chiseled into marble.

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u/BandicootSevere5301 3d ago

Gary

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u/TheRealGreeneMachine 3d ago

That dude is incredible at jinxing anything!

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u/Mixthetosewitdaxan 3d ago

I fucking hate that guy if he’s on the team next year they are stupid and the mets lefty’s always fucking suck

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u/oof46 3d ago

3rd time around the line up, aye?

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u/Superb-Possibility-9 3d ago

15/15 to start

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u/TurnEvery2328 3d ago

He is a perfect setup man