Mets’ Steve Cohen still spending despite tax threshold named after him: ‘It always seems like ballplayers are more expensive than I think’
Cohen would like to get under that threshold at some point, but not now. Not when the Mets have momentum and not when they have a lineup deep enough to compete with the one out west. The Mets simply aren’t ready to compete with a lower payroll yet. They don’t have a farm system regularly churning out big-league players.
Mets owner Steve Cohen would like to be more measured in his spending and build champion through farm system
After signing Juan Soto to a record $765 million, 15-year contract and reaching deals with Pete Alonso, Sean Manaea, Clay Holmes, Frankie Montas, and others, Cohen estimated his team’s payroll at $325 million.
Signing Juan Soto was only the start of the budget-shattering spending spree undertaken by Mets owner Steve Cohen in the ...
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Bryce Harper shares his thoughts on the Dodgers and Mets' offseason spending sprees, and where the Phillies stand.
We look at 2025 World Series odds ahead of MLB exhibition season, breaking down contenders and analyzing which team offers ...
The confident catcher believes the New York Mets' lineup is superior to Los Angeles' collection of former MVPs and All-Stars.
With perhaps the deepest rotation in the game, the Phillies feel certain they can hang with any team in the majors. “They set ...
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Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman are both fully entrenched in Spring training camps in Florida and Arizona, respectively. Mintz shares what he learned and witnessed in Juan Soto's arrival at Mets camp ...
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman was asked if he believes his club can financially contend with the Dodgers.
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