{"id":70184,"date":"2020-09-18T11:51:29","date_gmt":"2020-09-18T08:51:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/en.buradabiliyorum.com\/luis-rojas-deserves-managerial-job-with-the-mets-or-elsewhere\/"},"modified":"2020-09-18T11:51:29","modified_gmt":"2020-09-18T08:51:29","slug":"luis-rojas-deserves-managerial-job-with-the-mets-or-elsewhere","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/buradabiliyorum.com\/en\/luis-rojas-deserves-managerial-job-with-the-mets-or-elsewhere\/","title":{"rendered":"#Luis Rojas deserves managerial job \u2014 with the Mets or elsewhere"},"content":{"rendered":"

“#Luis Rojas deserves managerial job \u2014 with the Mets or elsewhere<\/strong>”<\/p>\n

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\n For such a reserved guy, Luis Rojas sure seems to stumble onto a bunch of loud situations. Credit the Mets, who could find ways to complicate dry toast.<\/p>\n

Fittingly, assessing the Mets\u2019 rookie manager\u2019s status, conducting his performance review from a pandemic-shortened season with an ownership change likely imminent \u2014 good time now to mention he got the job shortly before spring training thanks to an epic sign-stealing scandal? \u2014 feels awfully complex. And here\u2019s my tangled conclusion:<\/p>\n

He hasn\u2019t made himself a must-keep. Yet Rojas has displayed the potential to think that, if Steve Cohen decides to clean house, he should receive another opportunity to manage in the major leagues.<\/p>\n

The 39-year-old exemplified just how draining his first go-round has been, and just how hard he has worked to maintain his high stock, on Thursday night as his Mets outlasted the Phillies, 10-6, at Citizens Bank Park, for their second straight come-from-behind win as they pulled within 1\u200a\u00b9\/\u2082 game<\/a>s of the Phillies for the National League\u2019s final playoff slot.<\/p>\n

The Mets\u2019 positive run differential of 252-246 would bode well for them moving forward in a normal season (and helps explain why the projection models to make the postseason remain in the 20 percent range). In this reduced season, a 23-27 record just means you\u2019re not attaining your full potential (cue the talk of poor baserunning, defense and situational hitting).<\/p>\n

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There\u2019s no reason to think Brodie Van Wagenen would jettison Rojas, whom he tabbed in January to replace Carlos Beltran after Astrosgate hit, from this small sample. On the flip side, it\u2019s hardly a guarantee that Cohen, assuming he gets app<\/a>roved by the other owners to purchase the Mets, will retain Van Wagenen to run his baseball operations. And if Cohen does go in a different direction, he must give such a new baseball boss full authority on the skipper.<\/p>\n

If it does wind up one and done for Rojas as a Mets manager, then he should quickly wind up on another team\u2019s short list. Because his strong interpersonal skills, his comfort in his own skin, are apparent from spending five minutes with him. Because he\u2019s bilingual. Because if you spend as many years in the minor leagues as Rojas did, playing for six years then managing for 12 years, it gives you gravitas in any clubhouse.<\/p>\n

To offer constructive criticism for Rojas, I\u2019d identify two areas where he can improve the most, whether it\u2019s with the Mets or elsewhere:<\/p>\n