Sigh…Mets hire new head of communications..and well, let’s break it down

Look, I’m sire Lauren is lovely and great at what she does.  But look at this quote:

As a lifelong New Yorker and sports fan, I’m incredibly excited to join the New York Mets, an iconic franchise with such deep roots in New York City and baseball history,” said Hurvitz. “I look forward to partnering with this talented team to strengthen our connection with our passionate fanbase and the broader community.”

If you read my dopey blog, you are probably a Mets fan.  Is that how Mets fans talk?  It’s how corporate drones talk.  It’s how people who just want to get every dollar out of the fans talk.  I’m not sure it’s how Mets fans talk.

Here’s what I would have said:

“From meeting Tom Seaver as a young boy, to spending many a day in the Upper Deck at Shea Stadium, this is a dream come true!  To be able to be part of the New York Mets….blah blah thank Steve and Alex….”

But I’m a fan, not a hired gun.

Hopefully Lauren will murder the atrocious and useless Mrs. Met twitter account.

Also of note, this is yet another press release using phrasing like this: “Steve and Alex Cohen’s ownership.”  So when you thank Steve, or blame Steve….also thank or blame Alex.   Right now, she’s part of Team Blame for this failed five year mission.

Chad, the Mets social media intern has a new boss

 

 

NEW YORK METS NAME LAUREN HURVITZ AS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND HEAD OF COMMUNICATIONS

 

Industry veteran joins franchise amid period of accelerated growth to elevate brand and strengthen fan engagement

 

FLUSHING, N.Y., October 1, 2025 – The New York Mets announced today that Lauren Hurvitz has been appointed as the organization’s Senior Vice President, Communications and a member of the senior leadership team. Hurvitz will join the organization on November 3, 2025.

 In this role, Hurvitz will oversee all aspects of the Mets’ communications strategy and public affairs. She will partner closely with senior leadership to strengthen the Mets’ brand and relationships with fans, media, and key stakeholders.

“We are thrilled to welcome a communications executive of Lauren’s caliber to the Mets,” said Lewis Sherr, President of Business Operations, New York Mets. “Her extensive experience in leading strategic communications for some of the world’s most visible and culturally significant brands will be invaluable as we build upon the unprecedented growth the organization has achieved under Steve and Alex Cohen’s ownership.”

“As a lifelong New Yorker and sports fan, I’m incredibly excited to join the New York Mets, an iconic franchise with such deep roots in New York City and baseball history,” said Hurvitz. “I look forward to partnering with this talented team to strengthen our connection with our passionate fanbase and the broader community.”

Hurvitz brings more than two decades of expertise in strategic communications, marketing, and public affairs from her senior roles at major media and entertainment companies, including Turner, Starcom MediaVest Group, AOL and MTV Networks. Most recently, Hurvitz was the founder of Bullet Point Advisory and has served as a strategic advisor to CEOs and executive management teams of global corporations, startups and advocacy groups on communications strategy, corporate marketing, crisis management and brand reputation.

Hurvitz received her bachelor’s from Duke University and MBA from Columbia Business School. She serves on the board of the Duke Annual Fund and PINK Concussions and is the proud mother of three Mets fans.

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