New York Mets owner Steve Cohen made his feelings clear to Pete Alonso when both sides met in Tampa and ultimately agreed on ...

On Tuesday, team owner Steve Cohen flew to Tampa — where Alonso resides — and, along with president of baseball operations ...

Pete Alonso has signed a $54 million deal with the New York Mets for two years. Steve Cohen praised David Stearns for his role in securing the deal. Fans are divided over the contract's value.

Mets owner Steve Cohen suggested the ... wanted to humanize the negotiations,” Cohen told The Post. “I wanted him to hear it straight from me — two human beings having a real conversation.” ...

The New York Mets have been extremely busy this offseason. Of course, the biggest move they made was signing superstar slugger Juan Soto to a 15-year, $765 mil ...

NEW YORK — When the Mets originally offered Pete Alonso a contract extension, Steve Cohen ... the two ballclubs were the two biggest winners of the offseason. Cohen brought Stearns over ...

As we’ve learned, the slugging first baseman left a larger three-year pact from the Mets on the table, instead returning on a two-year ... time before owner Steve Cohen voiced his frustration ...

Steve Cohen said, “I wanted to humanize the negotiations. I wanted him to hear it straight from me -- two humans having a real conversation -- I was clear. I told him, I want you back.

When the New York Mets landed Juan Soto, it had Steve Cohen’s fingerprints ... the negotiations,” Cohen explained. “I wanted him to hear it straight from me — two human beings having ...

Mets owner Steve Cohen recently ... to humanize the negotiations," Cohen told Jon Heyman of the New York Post. "I wanted him to hear it straight from me — two human beings having a real ...

Championship Series - Los Angeles Dodgers v New York Mets - Game 5 / Al Bello/GettyImages New York Mets owner Steve Cohen ... how did Cohen get Alonso to agree to two years? Mike Puma, the Mets ...

Weeks after Mets owner Steve Cohen was “brutally honest” about ... In the end, Alonso walked away with a two-year, $54 million contract that included an opt-out after Year 1.