It is easy to focus on what could go wrong over 162 games. Injuries. Slumps. Bullpen chaos. That is the usual checklist. What rarely gets discussed is what happens if something goes exactly right. The New York Mets have one of those situations sitting in plain sight, and it only becomes a headline if the season plays out the way everyone hopes.
That is the twist. The better things go in one key spot, the more complicated the offseason math becomes. Mets fans are rooting for dominance, and the front office is right there with them. It is like sitting down to a great meal and enjoying every bite.