2025 was the last season of Starling Marte‘s four-year, $78MM contract with the Mets, and while Marte was hopeful of playing for multiple more years, there
Jonah Tong’s 2025 campaign was about as strong an advertisement for Triple-A baseball as one can make. Tong absolutely eviscerated minor league competition last season.
Before the Mets traded Brandon Nimmo and Jeff McNeil, before they let Edwin Díaz and Pete Alonso walk, and before they added a smattering of All-Stars to their roster, the team’s offseason began with a subtler move: acquiring Joey Gerber.
From the very beginning of the offseason, David Stearns—normally one who plays things extremely close to the vest—has been fairly clear whenever the subject of the 2026 outfield comes up.
Two notable Mets offseason pitching additions made their spring training debuts on Friday. One’s outing went as well as you could have hoped. The other got a rude awakening.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
MJ Melendez, whom the New York Mets signed to a one-year deal a few weeks ago, is taking full advantage of his playing time in spring training so far. In four games, he is hitting .364 with two home runs and five RBI.
Since being dealt to the New York Mets in the offseason, Freddy Peralta has brought the same characteristics he displayed with the Milwaukee Brewers to his new team.
To start off my Top 50 Mets prospects for 2026 we looked at a few arms who could potentially help the Mets this season in the 50-46 group and then the 45-41 group focused mostly on young talent from the Dominican Summer League.
The New York Mets have high expectations this year following an active winter reshaping the 40‑man roster. The front office moved on from several familiar faces in an effort to build a team capable of returning to the MLB postseason.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
Right-hander Freddy Peralta will not have to wait long to make his New York Mets debut after he was named Opening Day starter by manager Carlos Mendoza on Friday.
New York Mets President of Baseball Operations David Stearns did an awesome job rounding out his team's roster heading into the 2026 season. The Mets had multiple clear gaps after their disappointing 2025 campaign, including an ace-caliber starting pitcher, reliable back-end relievers, and a center fielder.
The New York Mets have decided on their Opening Day starter. On Friday, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza announced that Freddy Peralta will get the ball for the season opener against the Pittsburgh Pirates on March 26 at Citi Field.
The New York Mets acquired one of the most versatile pitchers in baseball when they signed Luke Weaver to a two-year, $22 million contract in December of 2025.
The MLB free agency has not been kind to Jesse Winker. The New York Mets signed Winker to a one-year deal after he had a decent run in 2024. The Mets have made several changes to the team, and they stayed away from signing the slugger.
Three-time All-Star Marcus Semien is starting a new chapter in his MLB career, as he’s about to play in his first season with the New York Mets. The 35-year-old
While the New York Mets overhauled their lineup this offseason, some questions remain about the expectations for the team's starting pitching staff, even after the acquisition of Freddy Peralta.
Players with meteoric rises through the minor leagues are often rushed to their MLB debuts. One such player the Mets plan to occupy RF for most of the season is left-handed hitter Carson Benge.
The Mets didn’t just lose Pete Alonso. They lost a security blanket, a 40-homer threat, a guy who could flip a game with one angry swing and send Citi Field into orbit.
The Tigers are signing veteran reliever Colin Poche to a minor league contract, as first announced by the training facility Driveline Baseball. Chris McCosky of The Detroit News reports that the ISE Baseball client will not receive an invite to big league camp.