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Through the end of May, the Yankees were the American\u2019s League best team, at 40-19, and appeared flawless. Their starting pitching was the best in baseball. Their offense featured the two MVP front-runners. Clay Holmes\u2019 ERA was 1.48.<\/p>\n
The Yankees (52-28) are still in first place in the AL East and probably will be fine, but several injuries and a downturn in play this month have raised several questions about the team\u2019s viability, particularly in October.<\/p>\n
Through the end of May, the Mets were the third-worst team in the entire National League, at 24-33, and appeared flawed in every area. Their starting pitching consistently did not last long enough into games, a problem that infected their bullpen. Their core group of position players \u2014 Pete Alonso, Jeff McNeil, Brandon Nimmo and Francisco Lindor \u2014 each were hitting far below their norms. Brett Baty was their everyday third baseman and did not look much like one.<\/p>\n
The Mets (37-39) are still not quite in playoff position, but they have moved to just one game back of a wild-card spot and are no longer shoo-ins to be trade-deadline sellers. Their offense has been baseball\u2019s best in June \u2014 a group that features new everyday third baseman Mark Vientos \u2014 their pitching has mostly stabilized (or at least it had before Edwin Diaz\u2019s sticky-stuff ejection in Sunday\u2019s eventful ninth inning) and they have won 13 of 17.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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