Steve Cohen can’t even escape criticism in his own home.
The Mets owner jokingly told The Post’s Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman on “The Show” podcast that he’s “getting ripped around the dinner table” with his team 14 games below .500.
Cohen’s family, including his wife Alex and his son Griffin, are Mets fans and he said they watch the games just like any other fan.
“We’re feeling the same thing our fans are feeling,” Cohen told The Post. “And listen, the weight of responsibility on my shoulders is because I came in and said I wanted to do something great for New York, and I’m failing. ”The hedge fund manager said he’s appreciated the positive moments during his ownership but wants sustainable and consistent success.
“That little adversity gets me focused, and I’m focused now,” Cohen said. “I give a lot of rope, and now I got to pull in some rope and figure out how to improve things. ” Cohen said he needs to start asking “What the hell happened here?
” more and look at the process of decisions made to get to this point.after starting the season 34-47 and with the team in last place in the NL East despite possessing of MLB’s most expensive payrolls. Cohen also said it’s possible that decision were made good process, but things don’t work out because of unlucky or unpredictable events. This could be one reason the owner still believes in President of Baseball Operations David Stearns, who Cohen said is
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