Max Scherzer wants to talk to the Mets’ brass after he went out and showed he could help them — or any other team in playoff contention.
A day after the Mets made their intentions clear by trading David Robertson to Miami for a pair of minor league prospects, Max Scherzer went out and showed he could help the Mets — or any other team in playoff contention. , though, the right-hander made it clear he’s not sure if he wants to remain with the team due to the message sent by getting rid of their closer, with more moves possible.
That would include general manager Billy Eppler and owner Steve Cohen, and that conversation would have to happen soon, with trade deadline quickly approaching on Tuesday. Tommy Pham, Mark Canha not surprised by Mets’ trade deadline sale: ‘Business of the game’“We put ourselves in this position,’’ Scherzer said. “We haven’t played well enough as a team. I’ve had a hand in that.
“We did great things last year,’’ Scherzer said of the 101-win team from 2022 that lost in the wild-card round to the Padres. “Unfortunately, this year it’s not [great].
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