As the Mets embark on an offseason that could include some needed shakeups, it can be argued that the most important thing they have to do is reshape the starting rotation.

You can almost pinpoint the exact moment New York's season fell off the rails. On June 12, Pete Alonso's flip to Kodai Senga covering first base was high, and Senga jumped for the ball and pulled his hamstring. He exited the game and missed a month, and was never quite the same after that.