The New York Mets' collapse in the second half of the 2025 MLB season made it clear that a change was necessary. This change took place at the player level, with Brandon Nimmo and Jeff McNeil being traded this winter and Pete Alonso and Edwin Diaz signing elsewhere in free agency.
In our collective, continued existence as residents of Panic City, the fear surrounding Francisco Lindor’s surgically repaired left hand is lingering on the edges of our minds.
Jeremy Hefner and the New York Mets parted ways in the wrong manner. Hefner was fired from the club as the team’s pitching coach after a disappointing 2025 season.
The Mets acquired their ace about a month ago when they traded for Freddy Peralta. Everyone was so focused on Peralta, yet no one really talked about the other piece in that trade.
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.
When the New York Mets signed veteran closer Craig Kimbrel to a minor league deal, experience and success as a setup man were perhaps the two things he brings to what is slated to be a new-look Mets bullpen in 2026.
This upcoming season could be a make-or-break one for New York Mets right-handed starting pitcher Kodai Senga. Senga has dealt with injuries plaguing his last two season with the Mets and is looking to get back on track by staying healthy for the entirety of 2026.
The march toward the regular season continues! Pitchers, catchers, and even some position players were at it again for the New York Mets today. Across the Mets’ Port St.
OMG. The New York Mets could be without their starting shortstop, Francisco Lindor, for Opening Day after he underwent hamate bone surgery on Wednesday.
It's going to take New York Mets fans a long time to get used to seeing Pete Alonso in a Baltimore Orioles jersey. Of course, this is owed to Alonso signing a five-year, $155 million deal with Baltimore in free agency this past offseason after spending his entire MLB career in Queens.
Before Guerrero signed an extension to stay with the Blue Jays in April 2025, numerous stories linked him with a Mets team that had fan-favorite Pete Alonso at the position.
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.
One of the New York Mets' newest members arrived in Port St. Lucie for the first time on Thursday. That new face was All-Star infielder Bo Bichette, whom the Mets signed to a three-year, $126 million deal this offseason with opt-outs after the first two seasons.
The New York Mets signed Bo Bichette to a $126 million contract during the offseason. Bichette will play third base with the Mets — a position he’s never previously played in his big league career.
New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza confirmed expected news on Wednesday when he announced that star shortstop Francisco Lindor would undergo surgery for a stress reaction to his left hamate bone.
Watching Bo Bichette take grounders at the hot corner this morning in Port St. Lucie, one thing is abundantly clear: the “shortstop-only” era of his career is dead and buried.
One of the biggest stories of the New York Mets' offseason was the reported clubhouse chemistry issues the team experienced in 2025, which perhaps contributed to their massive collapse in the season's second half that led to them missing the postseason.
The first trade of the New York Mets retooling made this offseason was the acquisition of veteran second baseman Marcus Semien. New York offloaded the remaining five years of Brandon Nimmo’s contract to Texas in exchange for Semien and the final three years on his deal.
The New York Mets got a bit of bad news this week when Francisco Lindor needed to undergo surgery to repair a broken hamate bone in his left hand. The injury shouldn't cost Lindor too much time in the regular season, but he is likely to be sidelined for the vast majority of spring training.
With the news of his hamate surgery still fresh in our minds, it’s important that we remember that there is no one on the Mets’ roster – 40-Man or otherwise – that can take Francisco Lindor’s place, even for just a few weeks.
Pitchers and catchers have reported. Our favorite beat writers are down in PSL. Our feeds are covered in pictures of Clover Park. It’s arguably one of the most wonderful times of the year for Mets fans.
The New York Mets carry big expectations once again heading into the 2026 MLB campaign, and it would certainly benefit them if right-handed pitcher Kodai Senga can stay healthy for the entire season.
Luis Robert Jr. had an outstanding start to his MLB career. He finished as the runner-up for the American League Rookie of the Year in 2020. However, he seemingly regressed over the past two seasons, with the Chicago White Sox languishing at the bottom of their division.
When news broke that the New York Mets had acquired Luis Robert Jr. to join Juan Soto and Bo Bichette at Citi Field, it left fans cautiously optimistic.
Juan Soto is about to throw it back to his San Diego Padres days. New York Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns spoke with reporters on Tuesday.