Mets owner Steve Cohen already planning change to uniform ad patch: 'They're Phillies colors'

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Baseball in 2023 includes pitch timers, bigger bases and — the ultimate horror — advertisements on jerseys.

It's understandable that money talks, and teams at this point are just delaying the inevitable. But the NewYork Mets are embracing it, perhaps to a fault.

The team debuted patches on their left sleeves Friday, an advertisement for NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.

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New York Mets pitcher Adam Ottavino wearing the NewYork-Presbyterian patch on a sleeve during a game against the Miami Marlins April 7, 2023, at Citi Field in Flushing, N.Y.  (Gregory Fisher/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

However, the size, the look and the shock value immediately turned fans off.

"This is hideous. Doesn't Steve Cohen have enough money?" one Twitter user replied.

"Get swept, cancel Opening Day when it’s 76 and sunny, and now reveal the worst designed ad patch known to man. Starting to feel Wilpon-esque around here!" another said.

Mets fans weren't the only critics upset with the patch. Team owner Steve Cohen, who most likely signed off on the patch, also isn't a fan.

"They’re Phillies colors," Cohen said of the patch before the Mets' home opener Friday.

New York Mets pitcher Dennis Santana (65) delivers a pitch during the eighth inning of a game against the Miami Marlins April 7, 2023, at Citi Field in Flushing, N.Y. (Gregory Fisher/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

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The red-and-white advertisement clashes with the Mets' blue and orange color scheme, but Cohen and NewYork-Presbyterian’s CEO Steve