MLB payroll numbers confirm that Steve Cohen is embarrassing the rest of the league
Steve Cohen and the New York Mets have a leg up on the competition. Cohen is the richest owner in baseball and (shocked face) actually seems to care about the Mets on-field product. For those unfamiliar with traditional baseball ownership,
Juan Soto mystery offer proves Mets, Steve Cohen weren't only ones with a red button
Steve Cohen wanted the Juan Soto in Queens at all costs. The 26-year-old phenom inked a massive 15-year, $765-million contract with his new team. The assumption that Soto only signed with the New York Mets because of the money was put to rest by Soto himself.
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Mets have spent more in Steve Cohen's 4 years

The shocking amount Steve Cohen’s Mets have spent on players in four years — more than three teams’ spending over last 20
Mets owner Steve Cohen’s $1.36 billion bill in last 4 years exceeds 3 teams’ spending in last 21
The New York Mets are currently taking part in spring training as they prepare for the 2025 MLB season, which is slated to begin later this month. The Mets come into the year with legitimate champions
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Mets have spent more in Steve Cohen’s 4 years than Marlins, Pirates and Rays over the past 21
NEW YORK — The New York Mets led the major leagues in spending for the third straight season in 2024 and have totaled $1.36 billion in payroll and luxury tax over four years under owner Steve Cohen ... are accounted for. MLB calculated the average ...
Mets set another payroll record in 2024, were MLB’s highest-spending team for third year in a row
Those lofty numbers exceeded the Mets’ $319.5 million payroll and their total cost of $420 million in 2023, although they paid a higher tax ($100.8 million) that year. That 2023 payroll made the Mets the first MLB team to hit $300 million.
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