With the 2026-2027 offseason officially underway, the New York Mets' main focus should be on upgrading their starting rotation. There are several free-agent options who should interest the Mets, none more so than Tarik Skubal and Michael King.
According to Will Sammon at The Athletic, sources are reporting that the Mets are hiring A.J. Ellis as their major-league strategy coordinator. Ellis is coming from the San Diego Padres, where he had been a special assistant in the front office since 2019.
According to Will Sammon of The Athletic, the Mets are hiring former long-time major league catcher A.J. Ellis. Sammon reports the role will be for the Mets major league staff as a strategy coordinator.
Steamer has released their initial projections for the 2027 season and by depth chart alignment, the Mets rank sixth overall with 41 WAR. Their offense ranks fourth overall with 25.3 WAR and their pitching ranks seventeenth with 15.7 WAR.
Kaima Taira was born on November 15, 1999 in Ishigaki, a city in Okinawa. In high school, he attended Okinawa Prefectural Yaeyama Commercial and Technical High School, a public vocational high school located in Ishigaki.
The 2026 MLB season was driven by top performances from young players, and the crop of young talent in the minors has never been greater. These 25 prospects could emerge as top MLB players in 2027.
Ronny Mauricio picked up where he left off. The 25-year-old hit three homers in the last two games of the Mets regular season and on Tuesday he homered in his first Dominican Winter League appearance.
The New York Mets will have to get creative this offseason to address their bullpen after trading away four high-leverage arms at the deadline in August.
The New York Mets are eyeing another Japanese sensation on the market, but history suggests that chasing star power means little if the front office fails to make the right moves.
Tarik Skubal, the two-time American League Cy Young Award winner, has posted a 2.47 ERA across 103 starts since 2023, making him one of the biggest names in the upcoming free-agent market.
While the free-agent market seems flush with starting pitchers the New York Mets can target, first base does not have nearly as many options that are very appealing.
The New York Mets have been very aggressive in free agency in recent years, and they seem to find themselves involved in every conversation involving a marquee free agent.
The New York Mets had a disastrous season. Despite having one of the biggest payrolls in the majors, the Mets finished 74-88. That placed them last in the NL East, with the third-worst record in the National League, and 14 games out of a playoff spot.
The Mets announced that infielder Kyren Paris, who was claimed off waivers from the Angels a few days ago, has been signed to a major league contract for 2027 and designated for assignment.
The New York Mets made a roster addition on Monday. Anthony DiComo of MLB.com reported that New York claimed right-handed pitcher Jack Anderson off waivers from the Minnesota Twins.
Jerry Koosman, the left-handed pitcher who teamed with Tom Seaver to anchor the 1969 Miracle Mets and delivered the final out of the franchise’s first World Series title, died Sunday at his home in Osceola, Wisconsin.
The Mets have signed infielder Christian Cairo to a major league deal, per a team announcement. Cairo closed the season in New York’s system after joining the organization via waiver claim.
The New York Mets did not hold back in celebrating Nolan McLean’s latest accomplishment. McLean won the 2026 National League Gold Glove Award for pitchers on Sunday, and the Mets marked the occasion with a fitting message on social media.
The Mets have outrighted outfielder Cristian Pache, infielder Eric Wagaman, left-hander Philip Abner, and right-hander Cameron Weston off their 40-man roster, MLB.com’s Anthony DiComo reports. This brings New York’s 40-man roster down to 39 players, putting the team in better shape prior to tomorrow’s deadline for 40-man roster compliance.
After letting many familiar faces leave last winter, the Mets went on a blitz this past January, bringing in Bo Bichette, Freddy Peralta, and Luis Robert Jr.
The New York Mets changed hands twice in four decades, with each sale reflecting a different era of baseball ownership. In January 1980, publisher Doubleday & Co.