Mets owner Steve Cohen says the organization plans to make front-office changes after what he describes as a frustrating 2026 season. Cohen indicates the team will “add certain voices” as part of its response to performance concerns this year.
Both outlets report Cohen’s comments in a similar way, focusing on his assessment of the season and the intended staffing adjustment rather than specifying who will be added or what roles they would hold. The reporting is consistent that the motivation is dissatisfaction with the year’s results.
Neither source provides additional details such as the number of new hires, the timeline for the changes, or whether the moves will involve specific departments within the front office. As a result, the emphasis remains on Cohen’s stated intent to broaden input in the front office following a disappointing season.
