The New York Mets are officially out of the playoffs after being shut out by the Miami Marlins on Sunday. The Cincinnati Reds lost to the Brewers, which opened a path to the playoffs, but they were unable to take advantage of the opportunity. To miss the playoffs, it took a historic collapse.

Talented, yes, but this year's Mets lacked sizzle. They were MLB's only team never to mount a ninth-inning comeback.

After Sunday's action, the Mets officially missed the playoffs as the Cincinnati Reds earned the sixth and final Wild Card spot in the National League. New York entered Sunday needing a win against the Miami Marlins and a Reds loss against the Milwaukee Brewers to make the playoffs.

After the New York Mets fell short of the playoffs, some around MLB are questioning the makeup of their expensive roster.

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The New York Mets have one of the best overall sluggers in baseball but he made it clear that he is ending to free agency on Sunday. The Mets' season came to a

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New York Mets fans thought Steve Cohen was the franchise's savior when he purchased the team a half-decade ago, and it's hard to blame them. After years of Wilpon penny-pinching, the Mets were going to be owned by an individual who had more money than any other owner and had the desire to win at just about all costs.

New York Mets superstar Juan Soto addressed the team’s brutal second-half collapse that cost them a playoff spot.

The collapse: From Sept. 6 on, Detroit went 11-15 and allowed the Minnesota Twins to get back into the division race. Those two teams faced off six times in that stretch, with the Twins winning four, and Minnesota officially tying for the division lead in the final weekend of the regular season.