The New York Times – Sports:
The pitchers David Robertson, José Quintana and Brooks Raley are not the flashiest of the Mets’ moves this off-season, but for a team with World Series aspirations, depth is “critical.”
Category: Cohen, Steven A
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Mets Will Add Japan’s Kodai Senga on 5-Year, $75 Million Deal
The New York Times – Sports:
Kodai Senga will bring his “ghost fork” pitch and his championship pedigree to the Mets in a deal that will push the team’s 2023 spending past $400 million.
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Mets and Edwin Diaz are Finalizing $102 Million Contract
The New York Times – Sports:
Steven A. Cohen and the Mets are on the verge of completing an eye-popping deal with the right-hander Edwin Díaz that will be the largest contract for a reliever in baseball history.
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How Will the Mets Adjust After A Disappointing Season End Against Padres?
The New York Times – Sports:
Their season ended in a crushing loss, and roster turnover could wildly remake the team, but Francisco Lindor and others see the seeds of future success.
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Sandy Alderson Will Step Down as Mets Team President
The New York Times – Sports:
Alderson, the team president, will move into a special adviser role for owners Steve and Alex Cohen when a successor has been found.
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Mets Retire Willie Mays’ Number at Old-Timers Day
The New York Times – Sports:
The return of Old-Timers’ Day, and the retirement of No. 24 for Willie Mays, were two more instances of Steven Cohen leaning in on his team’s history.
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After A’s, Mark Canha Adjusting to Life With Mets
The New York Times – Sports:
After seven years with the penny-pinching Oakland Athletics, Mark Canha is enjoying life on the Mets’ unlimited payroll.
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Mets Beat Diamondbacks in 2022 Home Opener
The New York Times – Sports:
The team from Flushing won its home opener, just like they usually do. But this time, with Tom Seaver’s statue watching over them, they might have even better days to come.
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Tom Seaver’s Statue Stands 10 Feet Tall. Just Like Seaver.
The New York Times – Sports:
The Mets finally gave the ultimate honor to their franchise icon, creating a statue worthy of the Hall of Fame pitcher.