Uh oh, Mets fans.

The two words no New York fan wants to hear when it comes to a prospective owner have officially entered the lexicon around Mets sale rumors: Knicks owner James Dolan.

Before you panic, here’s the latest from the New York Post on what Dolan is really after and how it could impact the Mets, a recently-botched sale and the state of the search for a new owner moving forward.

Nevertheless, insiders said it’s not the team Dolan is likely interested in, but rather the Wilpons’ ownership stake in the SNY cable-TV network. The idea would be to merge it with the MSG Network to create a New York sports-broadcasting colossus, sources said.

“Jim Dolan buying the Mets sounds crazy at first,” said one banker familiar with Dolan and the Mets sale. “But he has always wanted to merge [the MSG Network] with another local sports channel. He needs baseball, and that might require taking a shot at the Mets.”

Asked on Friday about Dolan’s possible interest in the Mets and SNY, an MSG spokeswoman said, “We do not comment on rumor or speculation.”

Dolan’s long-term plan would be for the Mets, but rather to create the biggest and best regional sports cable network in New York.

Multiple sources told The Post that Dolan has attempted in the past to strike a deal for the Yankees’ YES Network, which would have given his MSG Network rights to baseball games and summertime TV revenues that insiders say Dolan believes would make MSG a more appealing acquisition target.

Still, insiders cautioned that Dolan’s net worth is estimated at $1.5 billion — not nearly enough to buy the team, and likely forcing him to partner with another billionaire interested in owning the Mets. In that scenario, said one banker, Dolan could merge SNY with his networks and then sell his stake in the team.

Prospective Mets owner Steve Cohen had his deal with the Wilpons fall through during the offseason.

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