The New York Mets have hit a rough patch lately, losing seven consecutive games and 12 out of their last 13. However, team owner Steve Cohen is standing firm in his belief in the squad’s ability to bounce back.
In a recent statement to the New York Post by Jon Heyman, Cohen expressed his unwavering support for the Mets, stating, “While the team has had a difficult run, I still believe in our team and believe they will turn it around. LGM.”
The Mets suffered another blow with a loss to the Milwaukee Brewers in the series finale, extending their losing streak. Despite the challenges, outfielder Juan Soto emphasized the team’s determination, saying, “Nobody said it’s going to be easy to go all the way. It’s a challenge. We’ve got to go out there and take it from them.”
With 44 games remaining in the season, the Mets currently hold the final wild card spot, but the Cincinnati Reds are nipping at their heels just a game and a half behind. The pressure is on for New York to reverse their fortunes swiftly.
Cohen’s optimism is a beacon of hope for the team as they navigate this rough patch. The Mets will need to regroup and find their winning ways to secure their spot in the postseason race. The upcoming games will be crucial in determining their fate, and Cohen’s belief in the team’s potential could be the motivation they need to turn things around.
As the Mets strive to break their losing streak and secure a playoff berth, the resilience and determination of both the players and ownership will play a vital role in shaping the team’s future success on the diamond.
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