Mets, Steve Cohen

Mets owner Steve Cohen doesn’t seem too happy with President Trump
Cohen traveled to Miami Beach, Florida from Mets spring training in Port St. Lucie for the Future Initiative Institute’s Summit. Wearing his blue Mets cap, Cohen, the founder of Point72 Asset Management, issued a warning about the market correction coming to the economy.
Mets owner Steve Cohen says he’s ‘negative’ on US economy, cites tariffs and Elon Musk’s DOGE cuts
Cohen, Point72 Asset Management founder, didn’t hold back during an appearance at the Future Investment Initiative Institute’s summit in Miami Beach
Mets owner Steve Cohen would like to be more measured in his spending
In search of their first World Series title since 1986, the Mets lost to the Dodgers in last year’s NL Championship Series. After signing Juan Soto and others, Cohen estimated his team’s payroll at $325 million.
Even Steve Cohen Is Shocked at How Much Money the Mets Spent This Offseason
His biggest splash came in this past offseason, when the Mets brought in superstar Juan Soto on a staggering 15-year, $765 million contract that was more than 22 other MLB teams spent combined and made him the highest-paid player in sports.
Steve Cohen wants more after Mets’ deep playoff run in 2024
Reaching the postseason will be considered the barometer of success, and if the Mets reach the October tournament enough, Cohen is taking the approach that his will eventually be the last team standing. Juan Soto is the top attraction, with Pete Alonso back to provide lineup protection for the Mets’ newest star.
Billionaire Mets owner Steve Cohen 'negative' on US economy, citing tariffs and DOGE
US growth is likely to slow in the second half of the year as tariffs, tighter immigration laws and government cost-cutting efforts led by Elon Musk weigh on the economy, billionaire Steve Cohen said.
Is Steve Cohen right to call out Mets fans over poor 2024 attendance?
It's important to take Cohen's statements with a grain of salt. While he is (mostly) correct that the Mets finished 17th in average home attendance during the 2024 season (29,484 fans per game), the team was well on its way to the postseason by the series he referenced in his example.
Hedge fund boss Steve Cohen turns negative because of DOGE and tariffs—a ‘significant correction’ could be coming
Meanwhile JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says he's adopting more of a wait-and-see approach as it's still early days for the Trump administration.
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Blue Jays Vladimir Guerrero Jr. urgency grows with Mets ‘outlandish’ offer looming
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Steve Cohen: Mets ‘blew through’ expected team payroll growth this offseason
"I've always wanted to be a little more measured in payroll growth, and then we get there and it's never quite there,” Cohen ...
Mets’ Steve Cohen still spending despite tax threshold named after him: ‘It always seems like ballplayers are more expensive than I think’
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Steve Cohen leaves Mets open to Vladimir Guerrero Jr. pursuit, but there's a catch
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Steve Cohen: Mets 'Blew Through' Payroll Projections After $765M Juan Soto Contract
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Cohen’s casino pitch heads to Council for vote, but state approval remains a gamble
New York Mets owner Steve Cohen’s $8 billion plan to bring a casino to Citi Field’s parking lot will head to the City Council ...
For the Mets, pitching injuries will be a stress test for the team’s vaunted pitching development group
Frankie Montas and Sean Manaea, two starters signed over the winter, will miss the beginning of the season due to injuries.
Early injuries increase concerns for Mets rotation, but it’s too soon to panic
The New York Mets aren’t panicking. It’s too early to panic. And perhaps, in end, there will be no reason to panic at all.