We’ve reached that point in the offseason when daily hypotheticals of things that definitely won’t happen become a common occurrence. For the New York Mets, that’s been a theme all offseason, “checking in” and remaining “interested” in all the top options.
The New York Mets have a big weakness that has not been addressed this offseason. That is their starting pitching. The Mets’ rotation was very lackluster in the second half of last season.
Frankly, the thought of someone else winning the NL MVP Award aside from Los Angeles Dodgers two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani sounds far-fetched right now.
Most New York Mets fans felt like their front office would acquire an ace-caliber starting pitcher this offseason. While Nolan McLean burst onto the scene as a rookie late during the 2025 regular season, even if he can replicate that success next season, McLean can't carry the entire Mets' rotation alone.
The New York Mets’ spring training slate begins on February 21 against the Miami Marlins. During that time you will see several different players get some time with the club.
Much has already been made about the New York Mets' reported locker room issues during the 2025 season. Ever since Mike Puma of the New York Post's November
The New York Mets have an outfield crisis, but signing Kyle Tucker would take the unit to the next level. One of their current stars, Juan Soto, has been predicted to win the NL MVP award this season, while Francisco Alvarez could be in store for a huge campaign, too.
Another key free agent bat went off the market on Saturday when the Toronto Blue Jays signed Japanese superstar Kazuma Okamoto to a four-year, $63 million contract.
With each passing day, more pressure mounts on the New York Mets' front office to add more firepower to their offense, either via free agency or with a trade.
The New York Mets have been rumored this offseason to be in the mix for several high-profile free agents. One of those free agents is Kyle Tucker, per the New York Post.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
When the New York Mets cleaned house with their coaching staff after their disappointing 2025 season concluded, they probably weren't expecting to see many of these former coaches anytime soon.
It seems that the New York Mets are not giving up on making that big splash this offseason. The New York Post is reporting that the Mets have checked in on Kyle Tucker.
The New York Mets want Framber Valdez, but a familiar foe, one that has already taken Pete Alonso away from them, appears in their way: the Baltimore Orioles.
After Pete Alonso and Kyle Schwarber came off the board early in December, it's been a waiting game for the remaining big-name bats in the free agent class.
According to Jon Heyman of the New York Post, the Mets have “checked in” on free agent outfielder Kyle Tucker. The four-time All-Star and two-time Silver Slugger winner is MLBTR’s top free agent.
By the time Pete Alonso pulled on an Orioles jersey, the message was already loud enough. Baltimore is not tiptoeing through this offseason, and the New York Mets are learning that the hard way.
The new year has begun, and most of the big free agents and trade candidates are still available. Jon Heyman of the New York Post and Mark Feinsand of MLB.com broke down where these players stand.
The Braves are in agreement with José Azocar on a minor league contract, reports Aram Leighton of Just Baseball. The fleet-footed outfielder will be in camp as a non-roster invitee.
The 2025 New York Mets season ended in disappointment despite a promising start and strong individual performances from several core players. New York finished 83-79, placing second in the NL East, but ultimately missed the MLB postseason after a late-season collapse.
The New York Mets are going to look like a much different ball club come 2026. And now, the Mets are making a peculiar position decision with one of their former top prospects.
While speaking at a holiday event held at Citi Field on Thursday, Holmes spoke about the fact that closer Edwin Diaz, first baseman Pete Alonso and outfielder Brandon Nimmo all have new MLB homes.