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In a closing remark, Johnson shifts gears to baseball, celebrating the fifth anniversary of Steve Cohen's ownership of the New York Mets. Cohen famously pledged to bring a World Series title within three to five years of purchasing the team. However, five years in, the Mets have only made the playoffs twice and reached the NLCS once, leaving many fans slightly disappointed.
Johnson humorously remarks on the contrast between Cohen's ambitious promises and the team's actual performance, implying that Mets fans' expectations have not yet been fully realized. Still, the owner’s commitment and the team's recent playoff appearances symbolize ongoing efforts to build a championship-caliber squad.