Overview
- Steve Cohen said on Saturday he will "try to add certain voices" to the Mets' front office to help president of baseball operations David Stearns.
- Cohen explained the additions are meant to bring differing views on player evaluation and that the role does not have to be a traditional general manager.
- He said the club has identified areas for improvement and expects to make personnel announcements in the coming weeks.
- The push for change follows a disappointing 2026 season in which the Mets sit near the bottom of the division after letting Pete Alonso and Edwin Díaz leave in free agency, trading Brandon Nimmo and Jeff McNeil, and signing high‑cost additions that failed to deliver.
- The front‑office review revives questions that were shelved after New York’s 2024 NLCS run and could reshape how the Mets approach the 2027 offseason, clubhouse leadership, and fan confidence.