Sean Fennessey

Like, he doesn't really strike out very much relative to what a guy like him would do.

He has some pop, but to me...

He is, gosh, I'm trying to think of what's an adequate comp.

I mean, what they want him to be is Dustin Pedroia, right?

Like an undersized second baseman with some pop who's going to hit between like 50 and 75 extra base hits a season, who's going to play crisp defense, clean up the middle.

I think he's probably the heir to the Marcus Simeon job if he develops this season.

He's still got to develop.

He got really sidetracked because he got really badly injured in 2024, and he didn't really play very many games.

And this year, or last year, I should say, he kind of... He had a positive, mostly positive...

minor league season, but maybe not as mind-blowing as we had hoped.

I'm hopeful that this year, through the first 70 games of the minor league season, he looks like a guy who's just destined for the show before the end of this season.

It's a lot.

I think Jet, for the last three years, has been considered a prized pony among prospects.

And...

I think he feels destined to be a beloved Met to me.

Like, I've kind of always... Since he was drafted, I've thought of him as, like...

He's just like kind of a get dirty kind of player that you really love rooting for.

And I would have a hard time parting with him.

But the truth is, is if you want a player like Freddy Peralta, you got to give up to get.

You just got to give up to get.