Juan Soto's choosing the New York Mets over their cross-town rival Yankees (who he had just spent a season playing for) in free agency last offseason cemented a shift that has been in the making ever since Steve Cohen became the Mets' owner back in 2020.
When Steve Cohen bought the New York Mets back in 2020, one of his initial goals was to turn the franchise into the East Coast version of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The New York Mets’ summer struggles are officially turning into a full-blown collapse, and owner Steve Cohen is rapidly facing a Carlos Mendoza-sized problem.
How many of the players to reach the 50-home run milestone in one MLB season can you name in five minutes?
One reason why New York Mets owner Steve Cohen has become so beloved among his fan base is that he's always willing to speak his mind. Most other people in Cohen's position (meaning, MLB owners) typically tend to stay out of the public eye as much as possible.
The 30-year-old "Polar Bear" is also a beloved figure among Mets fans.
The crosstown rivalry between the New York Yankees and the New York Mets is one of legend. While the Mets are still striving to achieve the same sort of prestige and success as the Yankees, there's one thing they don't want to emulate: game atmosphere.
With the July 31 trade deadline looming, there is growing intrigue about how the New York Mets will go about improving their roster. There are several positions where the Mets could be bolstered, such as starting pitcher, the bullpen, center field, and second base.
With their 12-1 defeat to the Pittsburgh Pirates on June 29, the New York Mets now hold a 48-37 on the regular season. However, those who have been following the Mets know this record doesn't come close to telling the team's current story.
While the New York Mets have managed to secure several high-level free agents since Steve Cohen took over as the team's owner in 2020, them signing superstar slugger Juan Soto to the biggest contract in sports history last offseason felt like the final proof that this Mets club has turned over a new leaf in terms of being a top destination.
The New York Mets are continuing to roll, standing as the best team in baseball as of late. They have also seen incredible success at home this year, with an MLB-best 27-8 record in front of jam-packed Citi Field crowds.
The New York Mets are making history this season both on the field and in the stands. For the first time since Citi Field opened(2009) the New York Mets are top five in the league in average attendance at home games.
Ever since Steve Cohen bought the New York Mets, the goal has always been to see a sustainable winner in Queens that could contend season after season.
The New York Mets are in a slump. After last night's 2-0 loss against the Boston Red Sox, the Mets have lost three straight games, and five of their last six overall.
The New York Mets are slumping, as they haven't scored more than three runs in their last seven games. They've also scored three total in their last three contests after their 2-0 loss to the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday night.
This weekend, a first-place New York Mets team will play host to another first-place team, the Chicago Cubs. These two teams have looked the part of powerhouses to start the season, with both ranking atop our recently updated MLB Power Rankings.
Start spreading the news. New York Mets owner Steve Cohen’s plan to build a casino hotel near Citi Field just received substantial support. State Senator John Liu plans to introduce a bill aimed at changing the classification of 50 acres of parking lots around the Mets’ home field from parkland to commercial zoning.
The City Council has approved New York Mets owner Steve Cohen’s ambitious plan to transform the Citi Field parking lot into a vibrant casino and entertainment complex.
New York Mets owner Steve Cohen generated headlines when he somewhat controversially complained about the fact that his team finished the 2024 regular season ranked 17th in MLB in average home attendance.
Is Cohen right to call out Mets fans for not showing up in 2024? It's complicated.
The New York Mets were largely flying underneath radars roughly 12 months ago after team president of baseball operations David Stearns spent the offseason making what many viewed as underwhelming moves. That isn't the case this time around.
Pete Alonso’s free agency situation has finally come to an end.
The Dodgers aren’t ruining baseball with massive salary deferrals.
The chances of an agreement between the two sides appear diminished.
There hasn’t been much public chatter about Alonso’s free agency.
Steve Cohen is making his first big move toward trying to sign Juan Soto.
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