Like the entire New York Mets team this season and the franchise throughout the Steve Cohen era, Luis Robert Jr got off to a decent start with the Mets, then fell off a steep cliff. It's hard to say that a 162-game baseball season is over for a team with a payroll north of $350 million, but that's where we are for this joke of a franchise. They are currently sitting with the worst record in the entire league at 10 - 20 and are already 11.5 games behind the first-place Atlanta Braves. However, as bad as things are, Mets fans should never forget that they can always get worse. Robert was one of their big offseason additions and has now landed on the injured list. He hadn't played a game since April 26, and an MRI has now revealed that he is dealing with a lumbar spine disc herniation. There has not yet been a timeline set for his return since learning the extent of the injury. Mets put Luis Robert Jr.…