For the decade of the 2000’s, the Mets were 815-803, good for a .504 winning percentage. That’s strange, because for much of the decade the team was either really good (2000, 2006-2008) or really bad (2002-2004, 2009). But even when they were good, the teams left Mets fans wanting more, they still felt like they were underachieving, thanks to some sort of fatal flaw that showed itself at the wrong time, thanks to faulty roster construction.