This Mets team’s got sunshine on a cloudy day.&nbsp;

And yes, when it’s cold outside, they’ve got the month of May.&nbsp;

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The Temptations sang about a beautiful way to endure life’s ups and inevitable downs, and Mets fans enjoy singing along to Smokey Robinson’s most hopeful of hits. But on a baseball field, unendingly pleasant and unfailingly optimistic might have their limitations.&nbsp;

Some edge is a plus. A little negative emotion during a historic disintegration might be nice.&nbsp;

It’s a tough world. Is it possible this Mets team just too darned nice?{ai:summary}Mets ride a sunny, upbeat mood, with May warmth in view. Mike Puma feeds Sports+ subscribers the inside buzz from Queens.Still, the piece says unrelenting positivity may backfire; a dash of edge during a historic disintegration could help. #sports

The one thing the Mets don’t have could cost them everything

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