Mets seek to end 40-year World Series title drought amid changes
New York Post • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 1, 2026, 5:39 PM
Last updated Aug 1, 2026
As the New York Mets mark the 40th anniversary of their last World Series championship, they focus on revitalizing the franchise. Owner Steve Cohen supports President of Baseball Operations David Stearns in a bid to restore the team's competitiveness, hoping to reflect their successful 1980s era. The Mets aim to regroup as they navigate the current season, addressing concerns about roster management and performance.
- •Mets celebrate 40 years since last championship
- •Cohen backs Stearns to revitalize the team
- •Team aims to emulate success of the 1980s
- 5:39 PMNew York Post — As Mets’ World Series drought agonizingly hits 40 years, David Stearns must reward Steve Cohen’s patience - New York Post
"The spin-the-wheel pathology has to stop. Steve Cohen needs to have been right about waiting for, ultimately hiring and now supporting David Stearns.
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