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The Mets paid more than $340 million to contend for the World Series. They didn't even make the playoffs.

The New York Mets have experienced a dramatic fall from grace, squandering a strong July position with a 96.8% playoff probability to miss the postseason entirely. Owner Steve Cohen apologized to fans for the team's unacceptable performance, especially after a $342 million payroll. The expensive Mets finished with 83 wins, while significantly cheaper teams like the Miami Marlins secured playoff spots. The team's collapse, attributed partly to pitching injuries and underperforming stars like Juan Soto, leaves them facing a significant offseason review.

Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.

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