New York Mets owner Steve Cohen took to Twitter in an attempt to shut down rumors that Tommy Pham was a malignant presence in the clubhouse. Pham was signed to one-year $6,000,000 deal prior to the 2023 season, only to ship him off at the trade deadline. He had solid production on the field, which is what made him a tempting target for the Arizona Diamondbacks. Recently, weeks after the trade went through, Mets fans began to speculate that Pham was traded because he was causing problems in the locker room. Normally these rumors would circulate long enough to eventually be accepted as reality, but not on Cohen’s watch. • Cohen continues to prove that he is not like other MLB owners when he responded to a fan to address the rumors. “Will clear up any misperception about Tommy Pham. He was a great guy and a terrific teammate. He played his heart out as a Met” – Steve Cohen Based on this information from a rather impeccable source, it’s safe to say Pham was traded for strictly baseball reasons. The Mets were clearly having a firesale at the deadline, which the slugger was a part of. This same sale
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