Mets’ Steve Cohen ‘not feeling the love’ amid GameStop chaos

Th🐷e internet will never let reality get in the way of a chance to make fun of the Mets.

There is hope from the Amazin’ haters that new owner Steve Cohen’s involvement in the GameStop stock debacle will lead to him becoming the next Wilpons.

“I’m not feeling the love on this site today . Trading is a tough game. Don’t you think?” as vitriol grows with trading on GameStop being restricted by certain brokers.

Cohen went on to feud with Barstool Sports president Dave Portnoy in an angry Twitt🐟er exchange.

Cohen does have a substantial amount of exposure, with his hedge fund, Point72 Asset Management, down more than 10 percent since the start of the year.

However, with Cohen’s net worth estimated at $14.6 billion, there is little chance his investment will affect what he plans on spending on the Mets.

Cohen told one concerned Mets fan, “Why would one have any༺thing to do with the other?”

The internet has a different opinion:

I’m hearing Steve Cohen lost about $1 billion because of this GameStop mess in the stock market.

If that’s true, that’s hilarious and very Mets.

— Yankees Analytics Nerds (@YankeesNerds)

How funny would it be if Steve 🃏Cohen gets 🧸control of the Mets. Mets fans get that taste of being a big spender and then GameStop and Stocks ruin it all.

— Jose Bouquett (@josebouquett)

Not like we needed any more rooting interest here, but the Mets owner, Cohen, has a massive stake in some of the funds shorting Gamestop.𝐆 You hate to see it.

— Brockstar☘️🦅 (@brockstar91)

What if Steve Cohen loses so much money on shorting Game Stop shares that he has to sell the 💮back to the Wilpons? 😳

— Nigel 'Scrumpy' Jackson (@scrumpyjaxx)