Steve Cohen is the new owner of the New York Mets and he’s ready for free agency beginning Sunday night. Here are four players Cohen should go after to make the Mets into a contender.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are finally World Series Champions for the first time in 32 years. They have some work to do this winter if they are going to retain the title.
The Braves were one win away from the World Series and they’ll be looking to get over that hump next year but they have many spots needed to be filled.
The Chicago Cubs have declined Jon Lester’s $25 million option and he is now a free agent. Lester is one of the most accomplished starting pitchers in the game and could be an asset for a contending team.
Mets fans are the happiest they’ve been since 2015 with their new owner Steve Cohen being officially approved. But there are some reasons why fans shouldn’t get their hopes up on signing Trevor Bauer and J.T. Realmuto.
The Philadelphia Phillies’ most important offseason in recent memory is in front of them and if they don’t succeed, there might be riots in Philadelphia.
The Chicago White Sox are hiring Tony La Russa as their next manager, but some fans don’t like the hire due to La Russa’s age. He is, in fact, the perfect hire.
New York City mayor Bill de Blasio is reportedly trying to stop Steve Cohen from buying the New York Mets even though there’s no reason why he should be. Mets fans haven’t been able to enjoy a World Series victory since 1986, but there seems to be light at the end of the tunnel due to the pending approval of Cohen’s ownership bid to buy the team from the Wilpon and Katz families. But de Blasio is trying to ruin it all.
The Chicago Bears suffered a 14-point loss at the hands of the Los Angeles Rams in Week 7 but that doesn’t mean they should go back to their backup quarterback Mitch Trubisky.
Clemson’s Trevor Lawrence has left the door open to returning to school for his senior year and he is secretly hinting for the New York Jets to do one thing.
In Mike McCarthy’s first season as head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, they have underperformed but somehow still find themselves one win out of first place in the NFC East days before the Trade Deadline.
Tom Brady and Bill Belichick went separate ways following last season after 20 years together. So far, Brady has put Belichick on notice.
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