Steve Cohen on the Mets future: “2027 could be tougher. We have to wait on who opts in and opts out, we could be close to $300 million before anything else. When I look at 27’ I get concerned, it’s going to be a weird year. This is where I look to my FO to be creative.” Via @nypostsports

Steve Cohen confirmed to the @nypostsports that Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor did NOT get along last season, but the problems have since been resolved. “I am told and believe strongly that these guys are getting along much better. And so, I just don’t see that as an issue anymore.”

Juan Soto on his relationship with Francisco Lindor, via @WillSammon: "There were no issues last year, at all. We didn’t have any beef or anything. Our relationship is getting better because it takes time ... When you meet a girl, you don’t start kissing her right away."

Steve Cohen on the Mets future: “2027 could be tougher. We have to wait on who opts in and opts out, we could be close to $300 million before anything else. When I look at 27’ I get concerned, it’s going to be a weird year. This is where I look to my FO to be creative.” Via @nypostsports

David Stearns' job is safe, as he is going to "live out" the reminder of his five-year contract as president of baseball operations with the Mets, says Steve Cohen on The Show with Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman Stearns is in the middle of his third season with the organization Cohen: “David is reflective and adaptable. We’ll figure out what changes need to be made, but it won’t be David.”