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The late 1980s saw a peak of success with the Mets clinching their second World Series title in 1986. However, the internal conflicts between Wilpon and his partner Nelson Doubleday hinted at the discord that would manifest over the years. By 2002, after a messy buyout process, Wilpon took complete control, and the organization began a downward spiral characterized by questionable leadership decisions and an inability to foster a winning culture.