Author: Michelle Ioannou

MMO Roundtable: Front Office Potentials

We learned a lot this past week from Steve Cohen’s introductory press conference and then from Sandy Alderson’s press conference. They updated us on the front office process but one thing that has not been decided yet is who will fill the front office now that there are a lot of vacancies. We don’t have word yet from Cohen, but here are our probables. Dilip Sridhar If the Mets...

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MMO Roundtable: Worst Memories From the Wilpon Era

A new era of Mets baseball is finally here. So, let’s take one last look at the Wilpons, and say our formal goodbye, by sharing our worst Memories from the Wilpon era. Bear with us as we air our grievances, prior to Festivus, and one last time. Rich Sparago It’s hard to have a worst memory from the Wilpon era, since there is quite a bit of material. I’ll go for something from...

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Report: Steve Cohen May Not Acquire SNY Soon

The Wilpons may (almost) no longer own the Mets, but they do still own SNY. Back in September, it was announced that after the sale of the Mets was finalized, Cohen would have 30 days to make an exclusive bid for the network. SNY is worth about $1 billion — which we know Cohen has, remember when he placed $2 billion on the Mets and an additional $2 billion for SNY back in July during his...

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MMO Roundtable: Answering Steve Cohen’s Question

Steve Cohen is on Twitter. He has spent the weekend interacting with Mets fans, responding to them, and even asking them for their feedback. Well, as a blog run by diehards, we felt it important to dedicate a roundtable solely to answering Cohen’s question. Now, what was his question? I would love to hear your ideas to make YOUR Mets experience better. — Steven A Cohen (@StevenACohen2)...

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How the Mets Saved Me: Meet Aaron

Meet Aaron. In the fall of 2015, his grandfather, who gave him his love of the baseball, began losing his bladder cancer. It was the Mets’ playoff run from that season that helped him get through. Tell me your story.  My grandfather was the heart of my family. He taught us to love sports, lean on each other, and how to pick ourselves up when we were down. To his 19 grandchildren, the man...

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