EXPOSED! DAVID STEARNS DESTROYING THE METS, EdwinDiaz Trade News..FORMER COACH SPILLS TRUTH

Is David Stearns' job in jeopardy? After losing Pete Alonso and Edwin Díaz, trading Brandon Nimmo, and making the Mets objectively worse this offseason, the pressure on Steve Cohen's President of Baseball Operations is mounting. In this video, I break down why Stearns might not be as safe as people think and what could lead to his firing in 2025.

Steve Cohen didn't buy the Mets to finish third. He's not a patient man, and he doesn't tolerate failure. So why would he continue accepting David Stearns operating like he's still running the small-market Brewers instead of leveraging the biggest financial advantage in baseball? The whispers are already starting - Cohen is frustrated with how this offseason has unfolded.

In this video, I cover:
Why Cohen's patience with Stearns might be running out
Three realistic scenarios that could trigger a firing
The mounting evidence of front office dysfunction
What Stearns needs to do to save his job
How former coach Eric Chavez's comments could impact the situation
Why the Mets' front office reputation is becoming toxic

This isn't about overreacting to one bad offseason - this is about pattern recognition. When your president of baseball operations consistently mismanages relationships, loses star players over communication failures, and makes your roster worse despite having unlimited resources, at some point you have to ask: is this the right person for the job?

The Yankees and Dodgers keep getting better while the Mets get worse. How much longer will Cohen tolerate this? Let me know your thoughts in the comments!

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