New York Mets CEO Steve Cohen recently shared surprising insights regarding the team’s plans for the offseason, signaling a shift in their approach to trades and roster building. Amid a series of high-profile player transactions and speculation around future acquisitions, Cohen addressed the media, hinting at a more calculated strategy focused on long-term stability rather than high-risk, high-reward trades.
“We’re reevaluating the way we build this team,” Cohen stated. “We want to be smart with our assets and ensure we’re creating a sustainable foundation for years to come.” This statement marks a departure from previous offseasons, where the Mets were known for making splashy trades and large acquisitions.
Sources close to the team suggest that Cohen and Mets’ front office are prioritizing depth and young talent, especially through player development and strategic trades. This approach could mean more focus on signing players with upside and avoiding massive, short-term commitments that could hinder flexibility.
Mets fans might need to adjust expectations for blockbuster moves, but Cohen assured them the goal remains the same: to build a World Series contender.
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