The Mets' 2026 season has gone down the tubes, but there is hope for a turnaround in 2027. The front office figures to be active at the trade deadline, though not quite as extreme as in 2023, and there is every reason to believe things can be better with the right pickups and managerial hire.
Entering the All-Star break with a 40-57 record, the New York Mets will be selling when the MLB trade deadline rolls around. Four pitchers have emerged as prime candidates to be dealt.
The New York Mets are finally ready to blow up their roster, and that includes one somewhat surprising name. The Mets have begun to inform other teams that they are essentially making their entire roster available for trade with the exception of Juan Soto and their top young stars.
It’s good news for the Atlanta Braves’ future that they had a good draft. But it’s clear they need to do something, while still being careful, before the trade deadline.
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Whether the Mets decide to part ways with just two of their bullpen arms or more by the MLB trade deadline, it's obvious that replacements will be needed immediately.
The MLB Draft doesn’t get the same attention as the NFL Draft…or the NBA Draft…or even the NHL Draft. There’s the element of a stay in a farm system, the general lack of immediate impact for MLB draft picks, and the fact that it’s tougher for one MLB player to turn a franchise’s fortunes around.
MLB saw history made on its first day of its return to action after the All-Star break on Thursday.
Francisco Alvarez entered Thursday night with questions surrounding his future. He left it having provided a timely reminder of why the Mets should be careful about giving up on him.
A report from Thursday night revealed that star outfielder Juan Soto, along with promising youngsters Carson Benge, A.J. Ewing, Christian Scott and Nolan McLean, are the only New York Mets players not "available" to advertised contenders ahead of the Aug. 3 MLB trade deadline.
New York Mets catcher Francisco Alvarez flashed his power immediately after the MLB All-Star break, and it has interim manager Andy Green seemingly considering a lineup change.
New York Mets outfielder Juan Soto exited Thursday night’s road matchup against the Philadelphia Phillies with left calf soreness, but the 27-year-old superstar managed to achieve two special milestones before leaving the game.
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Although the competition is fierce, Juan Soto has a chance to earn a top-three finish in MVP voting for the third straight season. He is tasked with giving New York Mets fans some long-term optimism amid this dreadful campaign, but that is obviously impossible to do from the dugout.
Are the New York Mets finally ready to face the music? Perhaps. With a record of 41-57 even after defeating the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday, 4-1, the Mets are primed to be a selling team prior to the trade deadline, and for good reason.
Christian Scott pitched 5 2/3 scoreless innings and Francisco Alvarez homered twice as the visiting New York Mets notched a 4-1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday.
The New York Mets are ready to wheel and deal. New York has recently informed rival teams that they intend to sell at the trade deadline, Chelsea Janes of SportsNet New York reported on Thursday.
It seems that the Mets are already trying to get out ahead of the trade market and are already open for business.
The Mets announced that infielder Marcus Semien has been reinstated from the 10-day injured list. Fellow infielder Zack Short has been designated for assignment in a corresponding move.
The last-place Mets entered the All-Star break with a record of 40-57.
After the All-Star Game wrapped up on Tuesday night, Soto made it clear he isn't ready for the Mets to punt on the rest of what seems to be a lost season for the organization.
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Lindor signed a 10-year contract extension worth up to $341M shortly before the 2021 season got underway.
As the 2026 MLB trade deadline approaches, speculation has begun over which players will be moved. Among the teams drawing the most attention are the New York Mets.
There is no real sign the Mets will complete a stunning turnaround over the next couple of months.
The New York Mets might be pulling the plug on the Freddy Peralta experiment after just six months. The Mets are “likely” to trade away their star pitcher Peralta, Steve Phillips of MLB Network reported Monday in an appearance on The New York Post’s baseball podcast “The Show.” Peralta is expected to be sent elsewhere ahead of the Aug.
To say that nothing has gone right for the New York Mets this season would be quite the understatement. The team sits 16 games under .500 and owns the fourth-worst record in all of baseball.
The Mets released Alex Carrillo and outrighted Guillo Zuniga to Triple-A Syracuse on Thursday, according to the team’s official transactions log. The two right-handers each cleared waivers after being designated for assignment on Tuesday, and Zuniga was retained as minor league depth while Carrillo was cut loose.
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