Steve Cohen to Hold Press Conference Wednesday
NEW YORK, NEW YORK - OCTOBER 08: Buck Showalter #11 of the New York Mets looks on during the eighth inning against the San Diego Padres in game two of the Wild Card Series at Citi Field on October 08, 2022 in New York City. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
With the vultures circling the New York Mets, who have been stuck in a 5-16 rut in the month of June, owner Steve Cohen will speak to the media before Wednesday’s game against the Milwaukee Brewers.
“I will be doing a press conference tomorrow before the game. You will get it straight from me.”
The last time Cohen spoke on the Mets current predicament, he told Joel Sherman of the New York Post that he was not in the business of blowing things up, which many assumed would mean both General Manager Billy Eppler and Manager Buck Showalter are safe.
Angst among fans and media alike has ratcheted up in recent days following the Mets 7-6 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies, where the bullpen blew a 6-3 lead.
Showalter said that Adam Ottavino was not available and that he wanted to save David Robertson for the ninth inning.
However it was pointed out by many that neither Ottavino nor Robertson had pitched much during the previous week leading up to Sunday afternoon. Ottavino even told reporters following Sunday’s game that he was available to pitch.
Is this the beginning of the end for Showalter who was the Manager of the Year in the National League just last season?
It would be hard to fathom. We will learn alot about Steve Cohen as the owner of this team one way or the other on Wednesday.
7 Must-Have Items to Make Your Camping Trip Comfortable
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Are you into exploring the outdoors? Now, I never thought I would be, but I became completely hooked in the past few years. It allows us to completely escape from the stresses of the world, and to take the time to relax away from it all. While I love a lot of outdoor activities, I get really excited about camping.
There is nothing like waking up at camp in the morning. Smelling the fresh air, hearing the birds chirping, and feeling the sun on your face is priceless. Plus, it is a great way to create lasting memories with your family. You can explore the area, enjoy hiking, fishing, swimming, or just lounging around the campfire.
Now, I remember the first time I set up my first camping spot. I had no idea what to bring and what would make me feel most comfortable. When it came to setting up the tent, I even struggled with that at first. I didn’t even how to build a proper fire. Honestly, getting to learn what worked for me was a great experience.
But hey, camping doesn’t have to break the bank, and setting up camp doesn’t have to be daunting. There are lots of helpful tools and gadgets to assist you. From pop-up tents to portable camping chairs, there’s always something that’s easy to set up and won’t take up too much space.
So, gather up the family, the S’mores supplies, and these items listed below for a memorable weekend camping in the great outdoors. You won’t regret it!
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Michael Cohen is the News and Sports Director at Fox Sports Radio New Jersey and Magic 98.3 FM, as well as a radio production assistant with Fox and Magic in New Jersey. He started his career in Somerset in 2018 initially as a news fill-in at WCTC 1450 AM, and soon moved up to higher responsibilities in the ensuing years, assuming News & Sports Director title in 2021Prior to his time with Fox Sports New Jersey, Michael was play-by-play voice for New Jersey Jackals baseball, and as well as play-by-play and color for the College of Staten Island basketball (men and women), softball and baseball. Michael began his career as a news and sportswriter with the Jersey Journal of Hudson County.
