ICYMI in Mets Land: Steve Cohen drops in at spring training and more

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Mets' Steve Cohen treated image with Mets hat, looking to side
Mets' Steve Cohen treated image with Mets hat, looking to side

Mets owner Steve Cohen dropped by Port St. Lucie to check out his team and share his excitement for the season.

Here's what happened on Saturday, in case you missed it...

Cohen discussed getting to know the players as he was very excited to see what they can do on the field already this year. >> Read More

Noah Syndergaard had a little Twitter fight with Trevor Bauer, taking some jabs at Bauer's decisions to join the Dodgers. >> Read More

Trevor May is very confident in his first outing with the press, saying, 'Give me the ball and let's get the job done.' >> Read More

John Harper does a deep dive on James McCann, asking scouts if he rise in Chicago will be sustainable in New York. Mets fans will like the answers. >> Read More

David Peterson talks rotation battle as he's in attack mode to standout by the time camp breaks. >> Read More

Check out Syndergaard, Peterson and May getting their bullpen work in on Saturday. >> Read More

On Shea Anything, the guys discuss why the Mets left reliever Justin Wilson walk across town to the Yankees. >> Read More

The SportsNite crew graded the Mets' offseason and compared the starting rotation's between both NY teams. >> Read More

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