Traditionally a homecoming patsy as gracious as the 2023 Marlins would receive a sizable check in exchange for humiliation.
Instead, Steve Cohen got to show off his largesse in other overt ways at the Mets’ home opener. For instance, the new MLB-largest 17,400 square-foot scoreboard in center field at Citi Field.
Starter Edward Cabrera walked his seventh batter with the bases loaded and one out in the third inning and was removed. Huascar Brazoban entered and promptly forgot to cover first base to allow — of all folks — Daniel Vogelbach to register an RBI infield single on what should have been a routine out. In the fourth inning, Tomas Nido — who would offer an interesting foot race with Vogelbach — scored from second, in part helped by a lousy throw from left fielder Jesus Sanchez.
Cohen spoke about his patience even amid the uneven start, likening it to a bad week at his hedge fund, which does not make him believe that it will be a bad month, much less a bad year. Still, Cohen also noted how quickly he could pivot. As if to emphasize the point,on the Mets’ uniform sleeves moved Cohen — within 24 hours — to reach out to the chief executive of the hospital to alter what the Mets owner saw as “Phillies colors” to something more appropriate for his team.
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