Steve Cohen: Why Baseball Ditches Formal Captains
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The New York Mets owner, Steve Cohen, sparked a discussion about the absence of formal captains in baseball, unlike soccer or football. He highlighted the Mets successful opening series win over the Pirates, attributing it to the teams natural leaders stepping up. Cohen emphasized that baseballs unique dynamic allows older players or clubhouse vets to lead without official titles. In contrast to college ball, where captains like Pete Alonso rally the squad, pros handle their own grind. The Mets organic leadership flow has proven effective, keeping the team rolling into their series against the Cardinals.
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