Oregon State Beavers president Jayathi Murthy hospitalized today following a devastating collapse….

Steve Cohen, the billionaire CEO and owner of the New York Mets, sat in his office overlooking Citi Field, his eyes tracing the skyline of Queens. It was supposed to be a day of celebration—a season that had shown so much promise was now crumbling around him, and his heart weighed heavy.

As the Mets blew yet another late-game lead in a devastating collapse, the stress of it all seemed to hit Cohen at once. The tension of managing a franchise on the verge of greatness, only to fall short, again and again, had been taking its toll. As the final out was called, sealing their fate, Cohen felt a sharp pain in his chest. It was more than just disappointment. The room began to spin, and within moments, his vision blurred.

His assistant rushed in, finding him slumped in his chair, struggling to breathe. The sound of the stadium in the distance felt like a distant echo as she called for help. Paramedics arrived swiftly, and Cohen was rushed to the hospital.

News of his hospitalization spread like wildfire through the sports world, shocking Mets fans everywhere. As Cohen lay in a hospital bed, surrounded by family, the weight of the team’s struggles felt heavier than ever. It was a reminder that, no matter how much money or power one might have, the emotional toll of chasing a dream can be overwhelming.

The Mets’ season had ended in heartbreak, and now their leader faced a fight of his own. But for Cohen, a man who never backed down from a challenge, this was just another hurdle to overcome.