Their approach, collectively, is terrible. They're all swinging from their heels on every at bat, trying to hit a nine run HR. This is true of most MLB hitters and teams, too, but when you're not connecting, and you don't play in a tiny joke of a stadium like some certain other local teams, then the failures are magnified. It seems, based on the article, that it's not that they're trying to hit a HR every AB, it's that they're choosing the wrong pitches to do so. We discussed this a bit on the https://www.barleyprose.com/beer/mets-on-tap-episode-19/Podcast, but Javy Baez is a prime example of this mostly bad strategy (And them choosing him as their acquisition is an indictment for sure) where he just swings at anything and even when he manages to get a ball or two, that just seems to unleash him more. Baez is maybe a singular talent in that he can hit some of those balls for power, but mostly others can't.