「翔平が引退するまで絶対に無理よw」大谷が現役終えるまでMVPを完全に諦めるメッツファンw「正直、勝負になってないもんw」【日本語字幕】
Here’s [Music] the other thing. I’m not sure if we have this uh person’s name or not because I think it would be good to have. Yeah. But uh collectively Ashley and I thought that one of the most interesting comments that we saw from this week, so if this is you, thank you. Was someone who asked, “What can the Mets take from the Dodgers run?” So interesting. Food for thought. Really had the wheels turning in both of our minds. um thinking about, you know, what what we thought they could take there because again, we’ve talked multiple times on this podcast about how clearly as Mets fans, we see the gravity of how hard it is to even win one World Series to make it 162 games and beyond into the playoffs. But to do it twice, it’s like the Dodgers made it look easy. So, I think that there are some really interesting discussions we can have surrounding that question. Well, I think obviously the first glaring red light there is the starting pitching, right? The Mets fell apart this year down the stretch because they simply did not have the starting pitching to compete with the Dodgers or honestly anybody else. The Mets fell apart in the second half. They couldn’t even beat good teams, let alone playoff World Series champion caliber teams. Um, the Dodgers were so deep with that starting pitching. That’s ultimately what won it for them, I think. you know, even seeing a guy like Yamamoto, who is a starter, be able to come in and flex and give you long relief. Obviously, that was kind of a an outlier when you’re looking at that. But the the Dodgers headed into the postseason, a sevename series, a fivegame series so dangerous because you had Snell, Yamamoto, uh, Glass Now, and then Otani. Like, you had four deep starting P like 1 A, 1 B, 1 C, 1 D almost, which is so difficult to replicate. I I’m not sure I can sit here and say that the Mets or anyone can can ever replicate that or can strive to having four ace caliber guys, but the message is clear that you need deeper starting pitching that the Mets just did not have this year. Well, this is kind of what it made me think about was, you know, I think there have been times that we’ve sat down at this table, as we sometimes do, and discussed, you know, when David Sterns had a great deal or got a guy for a great price. But it had me thinking, if the Mets have one of the biggest payrolls in baseball, and so do the Dodgers, why are the Dodgers living large, spending lavishly, and the Mets are trying to grab every deal and steal that they can find. A part of me felt like perhaps the Mets should just be spending more, taking bigger chances, going for bigger fish if they can. It’s not like there’s a guy who’s asking us this question in the comments and we’re the Brewers and we have to try and figure out how to get the money together. Like if the Mets have all this money to spend and their owner is a billionaire, perhaps we should be doing that. Perhaps we should be making bigger deals at the at the trade deadline and whatever it is. Like I know that there’s a lot more that goes into that. It takes two to tango, but perhaps we should continue to do things like the Juan Sto signing because you obviously see the result of that. Now I get it. it didn’t pay off as far as the playoffs are concerned, but he was a gigantic part of their success this year. Perhaps spend the money because I feel like already there were some missed opportunities even when I think about like a guy like Garrett Crochet or whoever. It’s like that could have been a Mets guy realistically and I think sometimes they didn’t chase some of these guys hard enough whereas the Dodgers unapologetically go for it and normally succeed in doing that. Right. Also, I think that yes, I think I agree with you that I think Mets fans are sort of getting sick of, correct me if you don’t feel this way and you’re a Mets fan, but I think overwhelmingly Mets fans do. For whatever it’s worth, David Sterns still has that moniker, right? He came from the Brewers, small market, mini market Sterns. I think that you have to stop operating that way if you’re ever going to to get to where you want to get to, right? I know the payroll is one of the highest in baseball. I’m aware of that. But it almost seems like he just doesn’t allocate his resources in the places that he should, right? Yes. You signed Juan Sodto, you bit the bullet for that. Okay. Are you going to bring back Pete Allonzo? Do you really have a better option than Pete Lonzo? As Keith Hernandez said, where are you getting 125 RBI next season? Are you going to let Pete Lonzo walk and go to the Yankees? Because that’s what people are predicting. Like grow up. Also get a grip. Get a grip. Miss that one. But all miss her. That was a good one. But honestly, it’s actually really interesting that you bring that up because just now I even said I’m like, it’s not like we’re talking about the Brewers and you have to figure out a way to find the money, but I forgot you have the money, but like David Sterns, David Sterns is in a Brewers mindset on a Mets team. Yeah. Like I feel like I I sincerely feel like it’s one of those things. It’s like it’s like that like poor mentality. It’s like, well, he didn’t have the money, so now he’s like rich and he doesn’t know what to do with it. It’s like you can break outside of that mentality. There’s money that can be utilized here and it is okay to spend. I think he feels nervous about making a bad deal. So, he likes to play it a little bit on the safer side, a little bit more conservative. I want you to think like a Dodger. I want you to go for it. Whatever it is, let’s take a chance. Let’s take a risk. It might not always pay off, but I think that if you’re in New York, people like to see you have some guts, man. Have some guts here. It’s New York City. Conservative Sterns is one that I’m ready to let go of. I need him to and and now he’s going to get into, you know, his third year in this role. Second, third year. I’m ready for him to joke. That was a joke. Um I’m ready for him to start to start pushing the envelope a little bit. But but yeah, I think that you know the Dodgers obviously nobody the pitching is the glaring thing and depth at pitching, right? I don’t think anybody could have predicted that the Dodgers that those four got hot right at playoff time. They had a few things that all came together to make this run successful once again in 2025. But yeah, if if you’re the Mets, you need more depth. You need more starting pitching. You need to prioritize that. I mean, defense, I think hitting with runners and scoring position. There’s a whole there’s a whole cast of things that didn’t go right for the Mets this year, but I I do think that you can look at the Dodgers, what they’ve been able to do, also with international talent, I might say, all of their players from Japan, foreign scouting, all of that, and you can take a page out of that book. 100%. No doubt about it. Anyway, um, yes, Sodto, as you just said, now we can get into it. He’s also a finalist for the NL MVP. If that’s a down year for Juan Sodto, if that’s a down year for Juan, I remain interested in what’s gonna happen in the years to come. You know what I mean? Yes. 100%. Um, three finalists for the MVP. It’s Otani, Kyle Schwarber, and Sodto. Obviously, Otani is going to win the award. Okay. I just like we all know where this really not a competition. It would be his third straight. It would be his fourth in five years. Nobody in the NL is ever going to win it again. Um, wait. That’s disgusting. It’s It’s diabolical. He batted 282, 55 home runs, 20 stolen bases, 102 RBI, obviously. Also, as a pitcher, he 287 RA, 62 strikeouts in 47 innings over 14 starts. Anyways, no, no one’s ever going to win that award again. No, until Show Otani retires. The roadblock to winning MVP in the National League is sizable. It’s crazy. And listen, he deserves it. But it’s genuinely like how can you compete if you are not pitching and hitting at the same time as long as you’re doing a really good job at both which he always does. It’s like going to be tough for anybody to compete. Not to mention he still won it last year when he only hit. Right. That’s also a good point. He’s also like really good at both of those things even when he does them alone. In any case, yeah, we don’t really think there’s necessarily so much to debate or discuss there. We both believe that Otani is um for sure going to win the NL MVP, but still just to have Juan Sodto included in that conversation to me is proof and signals that the New York Mets do in fact have a star. Yes. Um I think to see Sodto, you know, be a finalist, he’s going to lose to Otani, much like Lindor lost to Otani last year or the Mets, the little brother of the Dodgers. Um it’s the third time Sodto is an MVP finalist in his career. Obviously, Sodto this year, 43 home runs, 38 stolen bases. We need to get into that more because Sodto tripled his previous career high in steals. Decided to start running, which I love. Um 105 RBI, 120 runs, and a major league best, 127 walks. He’s not going to win it, but love to see Sodto in a down year still be a finalist. And also, Kyle Schwarber is an intriguing character to the program right now. I wouldn’t say friend to the program, but an intriguing character to keep your eye on. Um, first time he’s ever an MVP finalist. He obviously was second in the NL, 56 home runs, one more than Oh, no, I’m sorry. He won one more than Otani. So, he had the most home runs in the NL, 56. And he led the majors with 132 RBI. And I’m just going to say it. You know, if Pety if Pete takes a walk, you know who could be an intriguing signing for the New York Mets. Come on over, man. Walk on over Philadelphia to New York. It’s about an hour. Not too far. Pack your bags. Come on over. Let’s get it going. Northeast, man. [Music] [Music] Fore! Foreign! Foreign! [Music]
大谷が現役終えるまでMVPを完全に諦めるメッツファンw
「翔平が引退するまで無理だと思ったほうがいいわw」
「正直、勝負になってないもんw」
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＜チャプター＞
00:00 オープニング
0:27 ドジャースから何を学べるか？
06:31 NL・MVP候補で大谷トーク
大谷の体力的な衰えを待つしかないよね
いや、ソトに金使ったからだろ。清水から飛び降りる覚悟で払っただろう大金がほとんど金ドブだったと理解した今は財布の紐が当分緩むことはないのではないだろうか。
リスク取るのはいいけどソトにあんな大金つぎ込んで大丈夫か？
なんかメッツがドジャースほどお金使ってないみたいな話し方してるけど、実際には現時点でもメッツが一番金使っててドジャースは2位か3位だったと思うよw
来年、ドジャースは今永昇太が加入して先発投手天国になるだろう。
ブルペン陣もスコット、べシア、バンダ、エンリケス、クライン、ロブレスキー、佐々木の7人が堅実な働きをすれば、3連続のワールドチャンピオンも夢ではない🏆
ソトに大金を払うより２億ドルの投手を3人獲った方がメッツは良かったかもねw
あれ？メッツって総年俸1位じゃなかったっけ？しかも収入の90%以上選手に使ってるのにもっと使えはやばい
大谷がピッチャーをやれるのは後3年ぐらい、その後はバッターに専念すると思う
ランディー・ジョンソンが言っていたけど
ホームランバッター向けに筋肉を付けてる、ピッチャーにとって不必要な筋肉も付いていて
かえって投球に不利になってるって。
こういう動画は今流行りのフェイク動画じゃなさそうで助かる
「通算◯◯発（勝）のレジェンドが大谷を大絶賛！」みたいなフェイク動画ばかりでうんざりする
いやいくらコーエンが金持ちって言ってもドジャースのオーナーは投資グループだからね。ちょっと次元が違う。
友達の富豪彼氏をみて、自分の金持ち彼氏にもっとお金使ってよ、って言ってるみたいな話だ
ソトに払いすぎだって
メッツの崩壊の一端に千賀がいるのが悲しい
ある程度の予算で良いチームを作って勝ってきたレイズとかブリュワーズなどが評価されてきたけど今年のドジャースの4先発投手を揃えるのが主流になるかも知れない。
ソトにとって今年はイマイチの年？ 何言ってんだか🤣チームとしてはそうだったかもしれないがソト自身の成績としては総合的に見て過去最高レベルだろ🤭
MVP取れなくても大谷より上回る数字を残せれば充分だと言えると思うけどな
まあ打撃成績はどれもそこそこいいが何一つタイトル争いしたことがないソトが何故MVP候補に挙がっているのか不思議です。なぜあんな高年棒をもらえてるのかはもっと不思議。
メッツは後払いだけで年間180億は無駄にしてるから
実際は年俸総額250億レベルのメンツしかいない
あのような契約をしてる時点で抜け出せないよ
MLBの契約はギャンブル、出来高制にした方が良い。ソトは不良債権化すると思う。マシンガン打線時代のベイスターズは先発陣は期待できなかったが優勝できた。当時は、大魔神佐々木へ繋げることが生命線だった。ドジャースと同じ路線が必ずしも正解とは限らない。
😅ア―しゅりませんでしたぁってか？🐶👍
もっとお金をはちょっと違う気するけどなぁ。バランスよくだよ。あといい選手いてもチームワークないと難しいよ。
ドジャースのそこ見てほしいな。
ドジャース的な事がしたいのは分かるけどドジャースは既に宝くじの一等賞を3回ぐらいは当ててるレベルの豪運なので流石に再現性はない
ドジャースもタナスコ、イエーツ、コンフォートと失敗は多いんだけどね
それ異常に当たりくじがデカすぎる
ソト程度の選手にあんな契約する時点できついやろ
まあ日本の女子アナでこのレベルの知識と情熱を持った野球ファンは希少やね
佐々木が来年どうなるかが一番気になる。
大谷が投手として大活躍の年になってほしいというのもあるが。
無茶苦茶しっかり語ってるね。これ日本の女子がやってたら、おっさん共が女が生意気なで総攻撃（叩き、炎上）しそう。
むしろブルージェイズから何を学べるかというテーマで議論した方が金満イメージに惑わされず正しい結論に近づけたのではないだろうか。
彼女たちには悪いがメッツはあと10年ワールドシリーズに出ることは無理だわ
まず日本でここまで見識豊かな女性の解説者はいない。現に今まで一人もいないし！