David Stearns’ Mets aren’t the East Coast Dodgers — it turns out they aren’t even the Big Money Brewers
beyond the back page David Stearns’ Mets aren’t the East Coast Dodgers — it turns out they aren’t even the Big Money Brewers By Jared Schwartz Published July 24, 2026, 7:50 a.m. ET Mets president David Stearns has come under heavy criticism this season. Brad Penner-Imagn Images It felt like a particularly notable moment in this lost Mets season.
- ▪beyond the back page David Stearns’ Mets aren’t the East Coast Dodgers — it turns out they aren’t even the Big Money Brewers By Jared Schwartz Published July 24, 2026, 7:50 a.m.
- ▪ET Mets president David Stearns has come under heavy criticism this season.
- ▪Brad Penner-Imagn Images It felt like a particularly notable moment in this lost Mets season.
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beyond the back page David Stearns’ Mets aren’t the East Coast Dodgers — it turns out they aren’t even the Big Money Brewers By Jared Schwartz Published July 24, 2026, 7:50 a.m. ET Mets president David Stearns has come under heavy criticism this season. Brad Penner-Imagn Images It felt like a particularly notable moment in this lost Mets season. They were off on Thursday, sandwiched between two series in which their opponents held a bit of extra meaning as we get closer and closer to the trade deadline. The Mets (43-60) are coming off a lost series to the Brewers, the low-budget overachievers who have not missed a step at all since the Mets pried David Stearns away from them.
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