4. Fortitude

The 2015 Mets are more resilient. The 2006 Mets have ran away with the division all year, even seeming too easy to them at the start. They didn’t go through a lot of tough moments in the regular season. So when they faced their first real test in the NLCS, they didn’t seem to handle it well overall.

The 2015 Mets have been resilient all year. Through the injuries, performance struggles at times, botched Carlos Gomez trade, which turned out to be a blessing in disguise and finally the Harvey innings limit saga, the Mets have overcome them all and are NL East champions. Their resiliency should pay off for them in the playoffs because they know how to overcome them.

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Other than God, sports are my biggest love. My teams are the Mets, Knicks, NY Giants, NY Rangers and St Johns basketball (St. John's alumni). I especially love the Mets like crazy, more than any other team and seeing them win the World Series would be a dream come true and definitely the best sports moment. The Knicks are a close second. I also like to write, so combine that with my passion for sports equals a perfect scenario, I would love to do sports writing long term. If not that, then probably sports broadcasting, cause I love to talk sports as well. In addition to writing for ESNY, I'm also currently writing for Metsmerizedonline.