""It was kind of a sour taste, but also, understanding after everything we went through as a team and we end up facing the team that won the World Series.""
""There’s a different feeling this year - understanding that they’re a really good team, [but] we’re also really good.""
The Mets are just over a third into their 162-game season, performing unexpectedly well despite some struggles from key players. They've achieved this through a revitalized pitching rotation and strategic wins against weak opponents. As they face the Dodgers, a reminder of last season's disappointment looms large, but manager Carlos Mendoza emphasizes the team's newfound confidence and capability, indicating a belief that they can compete at a high level this year.
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