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But for me to get into how we might accommodate this year, I think it’s a little premature.'Last season, the Mets couldn't hire a president of baseball operations, so they hired a general manager (Jared Porter) they eventually fired for inappropriate conduct. Obviously we had the same situation we faced last year and ultimately did have to make some accomodation. 'That would be speculative based on circumstances that right now we can’t fully anticipate.

That’s where the real enjoyment comes in, is creating something.'Twitter: Mets owner Steve Cohen takes a swing at team's hitters on social media: Good or bad move? Can the new hire make any changes he or she wants?Scott is currently on an indefinite administrative leave (more on that soon), but the Mets have a front office in place. Is it a set piece? Is it something that doesn’t require a certain amount of work? No. I think there’s a tremendous amount to offer someone coming to the Mets. Here's what the Mets are sellingAsked what the Mets have to sell to prospective candidates that could lead their baseball operations, he said: “I’m selling Steve Cohen, I’m selling New York, I’m selling the opportunity to realize on the potential of a storied but not yet iconic franchise. His next hearing in White Plains City Court is scheduled for Oct. He pleaded guilty to that and other minor charges.

Is it realistic? Maybe.'The Mets, Alderson said, need to think about multiple questions. Could the Mets re-sign Javier Báez?Asked how realistic it would be for the Mets to re-sign Báez, the team's main deadline acquisition, Alderson said: 'Is it possible? Yes. The Mets have had 'very little' contact with Scott since the incident, Alderson said. After that person takes over, Alderson said he'll be 'present and interested in the baseball side, but my involvement will depend on how much this new head of baseball operations wants from me.' Here's where Zack Scott's situation standsAlderson said the Mets will wait until Scott's legal process is resolved before they act on his standing with the team.Once it finishes, the Mets will 'try to get a better understanding of what happened that evening' before deciding on his future with them. Then the new hire can evaluate the situation and make changes if necessary.Alderson never signed on to lead baseball operations, so he said he'll be happy to turn it over to the upcoming hire. 'They’re going to be happy to have a functioning group of capable people who will be able to move the team during those weeks and months that they become more familiar with the operation, more familiar with the individual abilities of the front-office employees or other within the organization.'During a different answer, Alderson said 'anybody's tenure with the Mets will be subject to the decision of a new head of baseball operations.' It sounds as if Alderson would like to have some structure in place for the big hire, even on an interim basis.

'I’d be disappointed if we didn’t reach 100 percent because I think it’s the right thing to do.'Justin Toscano is the Mets beat writer for NorthJersey.com. It’s not like I want to reveal my cards or anything.' Mets fall short of 85 percent vaccination thresholdThe Mets did not reach the 85% vaccination threshold necessary to loosen COVID-19 restrictions, Alderson said.'I’m disappointed we didn’t reach that level,' he said. 'But to say, ‘No, there’s absolutely no way Javy Báez can be part of the Mets next year,’ I wouldn’t be prepared to say that at this point.”Alderson spoke a bit — though not in great detail — about other pending free agents.On Michael Conforto, Alderson said: 'I think very highly of Michael and that's a decision that we will have to make.'On Marcus Stroman, he said: 'We very highly value Marcus and we'll be looking forward to the possibility of talking to him.'Asked if the team could negotiate something past a qualifying offer with Noah Syndergaard or if the Mets would only extend a qualifying offer, Alderson said: “I prefer not to answer that question.

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