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How can Andy Green’s Mets be better next year? It starts by dominating the details

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By Tim Britton Verified
| The Athletic Verified
ARLINGTON, Texas — At the end of his half-hour reintroduction as the New York Mets’ full-time manager, Andy Green wanted to mention one other thing Tuesday. He wanted to mention Theodore Mosley. The name should not ring a bell. Mosley works in the clubhouse kitchen at Citi Field, out of view of the public and even of reporters. But not out of the view of Green, who has noticed the way Mosley keeps the kitchen organized. “Every label is perfectly spun out.
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In a Mets season that went wrong, what went most wrong?

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By Tim Britton Verified
| The Athletic Verified
“Did you not realize that evil is rooted not only in its strength but also in the credulity and terror of others?” —“The Betrothed,” Alessandro Manzoni With their celebration of Howie Rose postponed to next year by inclement weather, the Mets on Sunday instead paid homage to their 2026 season with a forgettable performance on a dreary day before a sparse crowd. A 7-2 loss to the Phillies was a fitting end to the home slate of a season that went off the rails in April and never recovered.
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Analyzing Howie Rose’s greatest calls with the Mets

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By Tim Britton Verified
| The Athletic Verified
NEW YORK — “When it’s done right,” Howie Rose said, “it’s art.” Rose would know. Few sports broadcasters have turned it into art as consistently as Rose has over a career spanning more than 50 years. Rose’s remarkable 40-year run with the Mets will come to a close Sunday with the home finale against the Philadelphia Phillies.
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