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Mets president David Stearns says the team doesn’t view this as a manager problem and has no plans to change Mendoza amid the rough start.
Officials say injuries and roster changes, not Mendoza, are to blame for the slow start, signaling accountability across the roster and front office.
With 131 games left, Mets officials believe there is time to climb back into the NL standings, keeping faith in the current plan.

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The Mets are urged to start early trade talks to save the season, signaling a shift to proactive roster moves.
David Stearns faces pressure to make tough calls, with Mendoza's optimism tested by performance realities.
Payroll remains a talking point, as the Mets' $380 million pretax tab ranks among the league's highest.
Other big markets have shifted to managerial changes, prompting questions about Mets' strategic direction.
Insiders suggest Stearns may need to act decisively to shape the roster for the future.
Carlos Mendoza publicly backs his players amid questions about the team's overall trajectory.
Sports reporters and insiders are monitoring messages from Queens for inside buzz on Mets' moves.
The piece frames early action as a potential antidote to a disappointing season despite high payroll.
Market dynamics and performance signals are shaping the Mets' approach to roster optimization.

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