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Steve Cohen, owner of the New York Mets, makes it clear: no team captain as long as he’s in charge. In his first spring training meeting with reporters, Cohen states, "That was my decision. Let the locker room sort it out." The Mets bid farewell to fan favorites Pete Alonso and Edwin Diaz but welcomed free agent Bo Bichette and traded for All-Star pitcher Freddy Peralta. Entering his third season with manager Carlos Mendoza, Cohen senses a fresh energy in the revamped clubhouse. "These are new faces that I think our fans will enjoy," he says. The Mets, who missed the playoffs last year after losing in the 2024 NLCS, last won the World Series in 1986. Cohen expresses his frustration over the lack of championships, emphasizing his commitment to the team. He remains open on issues like a salary cap, stating, "I’m listening to all the arguments.
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