Port St. Lucy – Win the division.
Mets will be paid. They last won the NL East in 2015, and before 2006 they have won the once a year watch as part of a history that is frankly much more familiar to them than they first.
The last two NL East titles have been secured by the Mets since they previously won in 1988.
- The Pirates have three in the same time slot and have not played in the NL East since 1993.
- The Nationals have stopped being a Montreal exposition and have had four since moving to Washington in 2005.
- The Marlins, who joined the division in 1993, have nothing, so it's not like they got in the way. However, the Mets have been tracking other Mets in the division since 1993. The Braves have 18 division crowns, Phillies Seven and Nationals 4 (5 if you want to count the NL East leading expos in 1994 at the time of the season-end strike), and only two Mets.
- Brandon Nemo is the longest active current Met to arrive in 2016. He has never been a winner in the Mets category, for example, like Edgard Alphonzo, Al Leiter and Mike Piazza. He said, “It's definitely something I want to try and achieve. It's something I escaped the team I went to. What would I do with it? We were in a pretty dang good department, and we weren't the top dog yet.”
And why should there be an urgency at the NL East Best in Show in 2025?
