The New York Mets have a very obvious problem on their hands: what are they going to do at shortstop moving forward? It’s an excellent issue for them to have because they have so much talent at the position, but it is a problem, nonetheless.
Entering the 2020 season Amed Rosario, the team’s starting shortstop, was coming off his breakout year and expectations were high for him. The organization as well as the fanbase were excited and relieved that Rosario’s defense was improving and, more importantly, that he seemed to have found it at the plate.