Sandy Alderson Will Step Down as Mets Team President. Alderson, the team president, will move into a special adviser role for owners Steve and Alex Cohen when a successor has been found.

Sandy Alderson Will Step Down as Mets Team President. Alderson, the team president, will move into a special adviser role for owners Steve and Alex Cohen when a successor has been found.

During a recent podcast appearance, Sandy Alderson denied writing the anonymous letter to MLB about former GM Billy Eppler and the Mets utilizing the phantom IL.

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Sandy Alderson has officially transitioned from Mets’ team president to an advisory role, owner Steve Cohen announced this morning (relayed by Tim Healey of Newsday).It’s the culmination of a ...

Alderson said he expects to be part of the process in hiring the new team president, who he hopes can continue this trend of the Mets not embarrassing themselves.

Sandy Alderson's tenure as Mets president is coming to an end. It's not exactly clear when that will happen, but the team announced Thursday that the 74-year-old will step down from his position ...

Sandy Alderson has been with the Mets in his current role, club president, since new owner Steve Cohen officially took over in September 2020. The 74-year-old Alderson will step down from this ...

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For Sandy Alderson, 2021 isn't just a chance to build the Mets into winners. It's a view into what the last decade might have been like without Jeff Wilpon and with Steve Cohen in the owner's box.