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As the Mets approach the upcoming season without an official captain, it raises the question of whether the benefits of appointing one outweigh the potential drawbacks. While it may certainly make Francisco Lindor feel appreciated and elevate his standing among teammates, the underlying reality is that leadership already thrives in the locker room without a formal title.
The conversation may continue around this topic until the Mets decide to establish a designated captain. For now, the voices, skills, and collaborative spirit of the entire roster effectively guide the team toward success. In the end, it may not be the title of captain that matters, but rather the strength of leadership that emanates from the players themselves.