Steve Cohen's Apology Letter to Mets Fans Reflects Rangers' Memorable Message

New York Mets owner Steve Cohen wrote a letter to season ticket holders acknowledging their disappointment with the team's performance this season. Cohen promised a better future for the team in 2024, emphasizing the importance of building a pipeline of high-caliber talent in the farm system. The Mets made several trades at the deadline, acquiring young prospects in exchange for established players like Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer. Cohen's long-term vision aligns with the team's general manager, who reportedly stated that the Mets don't intend to compete until at least 2025. Despite the team's current struggles, Cohen remains committed to sustainability and believes the Mets have a brighter future ahead.