For a season to go as sideways as it did for the New York Mets last year, there has to be a number of contributing factors. They opened the year with World Series aspirations, which were confirmed by their MLB-best 45-24 record through June 12.
Francisco Lindor will not play in the World Baseball Classic next month, as efforts to get him and other members of Team Puerto Rico insured have failed, according to Metsmerized’s own Mike Mayer.
Newly signed New York Mets infielder Bo Bichette has had a wonderful career in Major League Baseball. Through seven seasons, Bichette has slashed .294/.337/.469 with an OPS of .806.
On January 21, 2026, Jett Williams and Brandon Sproat were traded to the Milwaukee Brewers. This list, and their place on it, was compiled back in late-November.
The New York Mets spent the winter acting like a high-stakes poker player with a bottomless bankroll, and honestly, the rest of the NL East should be terrified.
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.
It’s been a little over a year since the Mets claimed right-handed relief pitcher Austin Warren off waivers from the Giants, and with today being Warren’s 30th birthday, it seems like as good a time as any to take a look at what might be in store for him in 2026.
If the New York Mets are going to have any other major moves before the start of the 2026 season, it would likely be to add a frontline starting pitcher.
New York Mets ace Freddy Peralta is skipping the World Baseball Classic as he enters his contract year with a chance to secure a life-changing bag after the World Series.
The New York Mets signing of Jorge Polanco to a two-year, $40 million contract shortly after Pete Alonso signed a five-year deal with the Baltimore Orioles in free agency was a major move for several reasons.
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.
The New York Mets were by far one of the most disappointing teams in 2025 after failing to make the playoffs. Despite adding Juan Soto and bringing back much of the same roster that reached the National League Championship Series in 2024, they somehow got worse.
The accolades for the New York Mets' strong farm system continue to roll in. Even after a trade deadline where David Stearns bought multiple players and a big offseason deal for Freddy Peralta, the Mets' minor league operation has received a ton of praise for its ability to develop talent.
Forget the pinstripes across town or the big-spending Dodgers for a second. If you want to see where the real tectonic plates of baseball are shifting, look at Queens.
The Dominican Republic usually shows up to the World Baseball Classic like they’re trying to win a heavyweight title in the first round. Looking at that 2026 lineup, it’s a terrifying collection of talent that makes a video game roster look modest.
The New York Mets are having one of the most active off-seasons in all of baseball. David Stearns and his front office staff have completely reworked the landscape of the Mets’ roster.
The National Baseball Hall of Fame announced Tuesday that outfielder Carlos Beltran will have a New York Mets cap on his plaque when he is inducted this summer, while Andruw Jones will represent the Atlanta Braves and Jeff Kent will represent the San Francisco Giants.
Framber Valdez is the top free agent remaining on the market with an excellent track record over his eight-year MLB career. While several teams have inquired about Valdez, he still remains unsigned thus far.
After missing the playoffs in 2025, the New York Mets have spent all offseason completely revamping their roster. Before spring training, it wouldn’t be shocking to see the Mets make another splash.
Acquiring Bo Bichette is one thing, and making him a dependable third baseman is another for the New York Mets. Bichette has played the shortstop position