The New York Mets are having a frustrating season — both on and off the field.
While the team’s second-straight losing season is well documented, unreported till now is the challenge Comcast and Charter Communications are experiencing selling their combined 12 percent stake in the franchise.
The two minority owners have been trying since mid-summer to sell their stake — but the response has not been overwhelming, The Post has learned.
The sellers, working through investment bank Inner Circle Sports, hope to sign a deal before MLB’s Winter Meetings, which begin Dec. 9, two sources close to the matter said.