Steve Cohen: “Better to complain about the uniforms than the club.”

Charles-Alexis Brisebois
Steve Cohen: “Better to complain about the uniforms than the club.”
Credit: Sportsnet

The New York Mets have recently been the target of criticism for the way they are building their team.

Because the offseason can be loooooong, it's clear that many fans have been unhappy with the long period between the departure of star players and the arrival of other top players.

Of course, things have been looking up in the last few days. The additions of Bo Bichette, Luis Robert Jr., and Freddy Peralta have given fans in the Big Apple a glimmer of prospect.

Peralta can make a difference.

I still don't think the Mets have a championship club, but we can agree that the New York Mets have a good lineup. And right now, fans are happier than they have been in the past.

And Steve Cohen has noticed.

The Mets owner, who tends to enjoy tweeting (his message when he thought he had signed Kyle Tucker captured the imagination), responded to a fan who had an opinion about the Mets uniform.

The owner was identified on Twitter and said he would rather see people complain about the uniform than see fans criticize the players who will be wearing it.

We can all agree that Cohen likes to talk (too much) and that sometimes works against him. That said, in this case, I don't see how this tweet could backfire on him.

To me, it's just more entertaining than anything else.

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