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U.S. media, including the Associated Press, reported on the 20th that the Mets’ closer could change. Ahead of the away game against the Miami Marlins, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said, “Diaz is still our closer, but we are thinking about finding a more comfortable position.”스포츠토토

His comment acknowledged the possibility of being deprived of the final position. Mendoza said, “I will decide when to hire Diaz based on how the game unfolds. He is a big part of our team. We are going through a tough time, but we need to get him back on track. Diaz is willing to do anything. He is a player who can do anything and help his team win the game regardless of the situation in the 7th, 8th and 9th innings.”
Diaz also emptied his mind in the closing minutes. “I’m not going to lie. I’m not confident right now. I’m doing my best to win my team, but I don’t have enough capacity to do so,” Diaz said. “Physically, I’m in 100% condition. I have no problem with my physical condition, but I have too many thoughts on the mound. I have to trust myself a little more.”

“If it helps my team win, I’m open to everything. That’s the most important thing. I just need to win no matter where I am,” Diaz said. Reed Garrett, one of the Mets’ alternative finishers, also believed in his revival, saying, “We all believe in Diaz. I know he will do everything in his power to correct himself.”

Diaz took the mound to finish the game although he did not have a save situation in the ninth inning when his team led 9-5 against Miami on the 19th. Diaz started off with a double by Bruhan, but managed to get Emanuel Rivera to hit an infield fly to the second base, but gave up one run to Jazz Chizom Jr. with a timely hit to the right. He then gave up an infield single to Brian De La Cruz, allowing Josh Bell a three-run homer in the middle of the season with one out and runners on first and second bases. The game instantly became tied 9-9. He was substituted after giving up four hits (one homer) and four runs during the ⅓ innings. Although he did not make a save, he took the lead in three consecutive games following his save in the game against Philadelphia on the 14th and 17th.

He was stable with 4 saves and 1 hold with an ERA of 0.93 in the first 10 games of this season, but collapsed with an ERA of 10.00 including 1 win, 1 loss, and 1 save and 3 saves in the next eight games. During the eight ⅓, he had a batting average of .314, including 4 homers. In the previous 10 games, he had a batting average of .121 for 1 home run and 9 ⅔. His overall performance in the season is 1 win, 1 loss, 5 saves and 1 hold with an ERA of 5.50 in 18 games (18 innings).

Puerto Rican right-handed fastball pitcher Diaz made his debut with the Seattle Mariners in 2016 with 210 saves in total, and made 57 saves, the most in the American League (AL) in 2018. Even after being traded to the Mets in 2019, he continued to be one of the best closers in the league. In 2022, he had a career high season with 61 games (62 innings) with 31 wins, one loss, 32 saves, 1.31 strikeouts and 118 strikeouts. At the end of that year, he signed a five-year, $102 million free agent contract with the Mets and became the first player in bullpen history to win a contract worth more than 100 million dollars.

However, after making a save against the Dominican Republic in the first round at the World Baseball Classic in March last year, he completely ruptured his right knee tendon during a ceremony, and suffered ill-fated injury that forced him to undergo surgery and be out for the season. Having lost his season in vain from the first year of his FA contract, Diaz is still struggling after returning to the team this year.