
Everything about the Jets’ outlook is murky
NY Post
These days are always melancholy.
“Baggies Day,’’ when players gather after their season has come to an end to clean out their lockers (often packing in large plastic garbage bags) and attend a final team meeting, are all the same.
The names of the players and coaches simply change from year to year.
These days mark a sobering milestone — the end of a season, with no more games to play. Depending on how the season has gone, they’re usually tinged with disappointment and regret because unless you’ve won a championship, you’ve come up short of your goal.

For seven straight starts, Clay Holmes has been unable to finish the sixth inning. His struggles to get deeper into games combined with the lack of distance from every rotation-mate besides David Peterson have put a further strain on an overworked and over-hurt Mets bullpen. David Stearns has publicly stated that the relief corps should be upgraded, which he expects to do at the trade deadline, and he has suggested that Triple-A starters could be shortened into relief help.