New York Mets owner Steve Cohen, known for his willingness to spend, remains undecided on the potential benefits of a salary cap in baseball, stating he prioritizes the league’s interests. As the current collective bargaining agreement nears expiration, owners are expected to advocate for a cap, which players oppose. Under Cohen, the Mets’ payroll has consistently ranked among the highest, projected at over $368 million this season. Despite competition from the Dodgers, Cohen believes the Mets have built a strong team capable of contending.
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