The New York Mets had an unfortunate end to their 2025 season. Owner Steve Cohen spoke out regarding the team's collapse.

Billionaire Steve Cohen’s plan for an $8 billion casino complex is heading to the final round of the state’s casino licensing competition.  A community advisory committee voted unanimously to advance Metropolitan Park,

The Mets collapsed in the second half of the season and missed the playoffs despite a $340 million payroll. Owner Steve Cohen has spoken out.

"This season didn't end the way any of us had hoped, and like you, we feel the disappointment of not making it to the playoffs," Cohen wrote.

On Monday, owner Steven Cohen apologized to the fan base, and called the team's season "unacceptable." Mets fans everywhere. I owe you an apology . You did your part by showing up and supporting the team.

As powerful developers watched their casino dreams go up in smoke in recent days, one man may have been smiling from his Citi Field office: Steve Cohen, the billionaire investor and New York Mets owner whose behemoth Queens bid seems set to solidify its front-runner status after a rollercoaster few months.

Like it or not, the New York Mets are faced with a financial reality Steve Cohen has no choice but to greenlight.

On Monday, the company announced a $65 million Series B led by Steve Cohen’s Point72. It also announced a new tool: an AI agent that calls patients on behalf of the doctor. The former Chief Medical Officer at Microsoft, Dr. Simon Kos, is also coming on board, along with Plaid’s head of revenue, Paul Williamson.