Billionaire hedge-fund manager Steve Cohen was supposed to make the New York Mets baseball’s ultimate destination. So why does nobody want to work in his front office?
CARLSBAD, Calif.—When billionaire hedge-fund manager Steve Cohen bought the New York Mets last fall, he appeared poised to transform his beloved childhood team into a perennial powerhouse. Running the Mets’ baseball operations department suddenly looked like the best job in the game.
Lots of people, it turns out. And that has left the Mets in a familiar spot: as the butt of jokes across the industry.
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