What if the Mets had stayed together? Where would the team be in the wild-card race had the status quo been maintained at the trade deadline?
PHILADELPHIA — What if the group had stayed together?
On July 31 — the day before the trade deadline — the Mets were six games out of the NL’s last wild-card berth. As play began Thursday, the Mets were eight games behind for the final wild-card berth.Mets’ 5-4 loss to the Phillies The Mets lost six straight games — at Kansas City and Baltimore — the week after the trade deadline. Since that losing streak, they are 21-21.
The trades have allowed the Mets to evaluate players such as Mark Vientos and Ronny Mauricio, who have helped spark the lineup during this stretch.
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