=roger_that post_id=84473 time=1642012865 user_id=128] I'm a big HoJo fan, and I was then even more so. This ire is about their lack of loyalty and sentimentality and recognition of what he'd done for the Mets in 1986. I think they should have kept him to play third when Hojo needed a rest, or was playing short, or when Keith needed a break, or when either of them was hurt, and as their primary pinchhitter against lefties. Sure, they would have been overpaying for productivity on the field, but not very much, and it would have done a lot for team spirit, cohesiveness, etc. They could have even made him a player-coach to ease the indignity of losing his starting job. But they chose not to. In retrospect, an error, I think.