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New York Mets owner Steve Cohen spent more money than any other Major League Baseball team in 2023 by over $64 million. Yet, with 40-plus games remaining in the regular season, Cohen's team is all-but mathematically eliminated from the playoffs. Should the New York Jets be looking at what happened in Queens? Absolutely and for good reason.

Now-former New York Mets' ace Max Scherzer punished Mets' fans one final time on his way out the door, and set the team back years in the process.

Scherzer had a few good starts, but the rest were duds and when you consider the millions he was making, he was a total bust this season.

Max Scherzer is impossible to figure out, and it will end up costing the New York Mets a trip to the postseason.

It all started out so promisingly. The 2022 New York Mets jumped ahead to a 10.5 game lead over the Atlanta Braves in the National League East on June 1st. However, by the beginning of October of last season, that lead was gone and the rest is history. Manager Buck Showalter, once again, got his team close to a championship but lost in the process.

Max Scherzer needs to be better in the second half of the season if the Mets are going to sneak into the playoffs.

The New York Mets had a great sweep of the Cleveland Guardians this weekend at home at Citi Field. They have now won five straight.

Their ace Max Scherzer struggled in his return Wednesday night giving up six runs in three innings after serving an automatic 10 game suspension.

The New York Mets are struggling over their last few games. They have dropped four straight games for the first time under manager Buck Showalter.

On the heels of New York Mets' ace Max Scherzer's 10-game suspension, ex-New York pitcher David Cone shocked fans with his own "sticky stuff" experiment.

The New York Mets have been keeping pace with the red-hot Atlanta Braves at the top of the National League East to start the season. However, Mets owner Steve Cohen is investing $144 million MORE in payroll than Atlanta in 2023. One would assume that in year three, the primary stakeholder has higher expectations this season than a wild-card-round loss at Citi Field.

It was certainly a bizarre scene on Wednesday afternoon when Max Scherzer was ejected for potentially using a sticky substance at the Los Angeles Dodgers.