Even Steve Cohen has his limits when it comes to the Mets’ payroll.
at Citi Field. “I think that would be pretty silly. I’d probably do very little.”
“If they don’t get better, we have decisions to make at the trade deadline,’’ Cohen said. “That’s not my preferred end result, but we’re preparing for all contingencies.” “I don’t think it’s sustainable in the long term,” Cohen said. “Just losing the type of money that I’m losing. It’s a lot to ask. And frankly, we’ll figure that out as we go. I certainly have the wherewithal to do it, and it’s just a question of how long.’’“If it turns out we don’t improve and we’re looking at [2024], with a similar team one year older, for a veteran team, [that’s] probably not a great place to be,’’ Cohen said. “It could get better.
“We sent both out and they understood that sometimes, it’s not good enough, regardless of if it’s not always fair,’’ Showalter said. “[Peterson] had a sense of urgency [Tuesday].”
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