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The New York Mets have had a disappointing season , which led to Steve Cohen firing Carlos Mendoza. Many thought that David Stearns would be next, but Cohen let it be known that he'll remain the Mets ' President of Baseball Operations despite how the season has gone.
Though there are some who don't agree with the decision , ex-player Todd Frazier believes it was the right thing to let Stearns finish out the rest of the season.
"If he really believes in Stearn, this is what you should do. Give him a little peace of mind, whether you agree or not," Frazier said. "I think he does. I don't think he's a liar. I think he deserves one more year, but New York is what have you done for me lately place.
"I would give him another year to see how that goes, even if he has another year on the contract. If it doesn't transpire, then maybe it's time to move on. If you're Steve Cohen, make sure your guy knows that you have his back. Right now it's just not looking good for this Mets team. It's been a debacle. Somebody has to get the finger pointed at, and right now it's him."
It's uncertain if Stearns can do anything to rectify the season at this point, but it may be best for them to wait until the end of the season to make a decision on him. As of now, Stearns is going to do the best he can at getting the team back on track.
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