Episode

Steve Cohen Gets Honest as Mets Questions Get Louder

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Evan & Tiki
Published
Jul 2, 2026
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593
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Summary

Evan Roberts reacts to Steve Cohen’s unusually candid comments about the state of the Mets. Cohen admits the franchise has fallen short, backs David Stearns while leaving room for evaluation, and opens the door to bigger questions about where the organization is headed. Evan and Shaun dig into Cohen’s acknowledgment of past tension between Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto, what it means for the clubhouse, and why the answer created even more drama. They also debate whether firing Stearns would be a smart reset or a dangerous sign of organizational chaos for a franchise still searching for sustained success.