I'd say the majority of MetsRefugees thinks that's the case too. And it's not, you know, that they built their roster with players who are aging, have injury history's already and their strength is built on a position that has a high attrition rate. But it's the trainers fault for not enough pre-game stretching. Part of the problem is that the team continually lies about these injuries. Like with Syndergaard, they just decided last minute to flip the rotation order yesterday, then today it was because of a tired arm, and then bicep soreness, and then Syndergaard couldn't lift his arm above his shoulder. It's like that with every single one of their injuries. So they've lost all trust with the fan base. I don't think their training staff is causing these injuries. Like you said, they just have a horrible roster full of aging, injury-prone players and a ton of pitchers with extensive injury histories.