The Mets are favored to be the first team this season to fire their manager. Despite having the highest payroll in the MLB at over $348 million, Showalter is expected to swing and miss on a World Series title for the 22nd consecutive year.
The Cardinals dug themselves such a hole heading into the All-Star break that not even a six-game winning streak is enough to get them back into a proper playoff race. They are still 12 games below .500 and 10 games back of the final wild card spot in the National League.
It’s not all Oliver Marmol’s fault but questionable decision-making and a lack of leadership is the recipe for successfully losing your job. That right there is the Padres season in a nutshell as they’ve proven time and time again that they are as inconsistent as any team in the Major League.
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