Cohen’s first big move as owner of the Mets was signing Lindor to a 10-year, $341 million extension in 2021. The Mets will head to California this weekend to play the winner of the Padres-Dodgers series in the NLCS.

Steve Cohen, who took over the majority ownership of the Mets in 2020, surprisingly met up with fans before Game 3 of the NLDS in Queens. Folks who arrived early for the game against the Phillies had a very unique chance to say hello to the primary shareholder of the franchise.

For the first time since 2015, the New York Mets are moving on to the National League Championship Series. After beating the Milwaukee Brewers in the

Billionaire Steve Cohen stood outside Citi Field Tuesday greeting fans, posing for photos with kids and saying “Let’s Go Mets,” the rallying cry of the Major League Baseball team he owns.

New York Mets owner Steve Cohen posted a message to fans via social media on the eve of Tuesday’s NLDS Game 3 against the Philadelphia Phillies at Citi Field. “There is nothing like playoff baseball. Fans, You can make the difference tomorrow. Be proud and most of all, be loud!” Cohen wrote.

After the Mets clinched a place in the NLCS, owner Steve Cohen is excited for the postseason run to continue and praised the atmosphere at Citi Field during the 2024 MLB postseason.

El multimillonario Steve Cohen se plantó el martes a las puertas del Citi Field saludando a los aficionados, posando para fotos con niños y diciendo “Let’s Go Mets” (¡Vamos Mets!), el grito de guerra del equipo de béisbol de las Grandes Ligas del que es propietario.

Steve Cohen made a massive splash when he bought the New York Mets for $2.4B in 2020, but the early returns from his purchase haven't been pretty.