In New York City, second-guessing a coach is what writers and fans do. In many respects, it’s the most frustrating aspect to baseball.
When the coach begins to second-guess himself to both his team and the media, as New York Mets skipper did following Tuesday night’s 9-3 loss to San Francisco, things will only get worse.
"Looking back on it, I'd like to have that one back" – Mickey Callaway on his decision to take out Noah Syndergaard in the 7th pic.twitter.com/dIjE81fTk7
— SNY (@SNYtv) June 5, 2019
“Looking back on it, I’d like to have that one back,” Callaway admitted after the terrible defeat.