#Mets players expect travel during pandemic to be ‘crazy’

Of all the challenges teams will face in their attempt to have a season during a pandemic, Jeff McNeil believes travel will be the most difficult of all.

“We don’t know what it’s gonna be like,’’ McNeil said Thursday. “We don’t know if we’re gonna take buses everywhere and how many buses. What’s it gonna be like in the hotel? The biggest challenge will be trying to get used to all that.”

For now, the Mets are focused on how they can prepare at Citi Field and even practiced how to sit in the dugout on Wednesday, according to Luis Rojas.

But that figures to be much easier to handle than life on the road.

Michael Wacha said he expects travel to be “crazy” this season.

Added McNeil: “It’s not gonna be like a normal year, where travel is extremely smooth and they have it down to a science.’’

McNeil said the details still have to be worked out, but he’s already fairly certain of what his routine will be away from home.

“I know they want us in the [hotel] room as much as possible, away from the general public,’’ McNeil said. “I know when I’m on the road, I’m gonna be in my hotel most of the time, relaxing.”

“I keep thinking I’ve seen it all, but every single day there will be something we haven’t seen before,’’ Wacha said. “We’re learning as we go. … Travel is gonna be crazy, but I think everyone is prepared and ready to take it on.”