Steve Cohen can’t comprehend ‘disheartening’ Mets loss in social media rant: ‘Mind boggling’
NY Post
Steve Cohen wasn’t taking this one quietly.
After the Mets squandered a 6-2 lead to lose an 8-7 heartbreaker to the Giants on Friday night at Citi Field, the Amazin’s owner took to X to vent his own frustrations amid the team’s recent slide.
He did, however, feel for the fan base.
“What a stretch, mind boggling. I know how disheartening this is for our fans. Ty for caring so much,” Cohen wrote on X after the Mets’ latest defeat.
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