Here are three takeaways: The Mets were subject to repeated booing while getting no-hit for 8 1/3 innings in their 4-1 loss Wednesday, with attention now being turned to hitting coaches Eric Chavez and Jeremy Barnes. They were also no-hit for the final five innings of Tuesday’s loss.

Others, though, like the thought of Martinez replacing co-hitting coaches Jeremy Barnes and Eric Chávez. Several players, including All-Star shortstop Francisco Lindor, publicly credited Martinez’s mentorship and leadership during last year’s NLCS run.

But then again, nearly getting no-hit is also a pretty ineffective plan. Right-hander Gavin Williams no-hit the Mets through 8 1/3 innings on Wednesday afternoon at Citi Field as the Cleveland Guardians completed a three-game sweep with a 4-1 win.