The New York Mets finalized their MLB coaching staff this week, reportedly hiring Johnny Washington as their new co-hitting coach to round out their staff. Washington, 42, will work alongside incumbent Troy Snitker.
The New York Mets face a busy offseason this winter as they look to significantly improve their roster following a second consecutive disappointing season.
The Mets have multiple paths they can follow this offseason and likely have dozens of different branching offseason plans for what the roster can look like by Opening Day.
With the offseason officially underway, rumors are beginning to circulate as several intriguing names are surfacing as potential trade candidates. The New York Mets, who are in desperate need of multiple rotation additions, should be among the teams to watch whenever an established starting pitcher becomes available.
The New York Mets will finalize the coaching staff of manager Andy Green with the expected hiring of Johnny Washington, who will serve as co-hitting coach.
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.
The New York Mets have activated six players from the 60-day injured list across their Dominican Summer League affiliates, according to the official MiLB transaction log.
Jerry Koosman, one of the greatest pitchers in Mets history, died on November 1, aged 83. He passed away in Osceola, Wisconsin, after battling multiple illnesses, according to the Mets.
Most MLB fans know just how dangerous New York Mets outfielder Juan Soto can be at the plate. But the five-time All-Star isn't the only person in his immediate family who can launch long balls out of stadiums.
After weeks of searching, the New York Mets finally have a new hitting coach. The Mets are reportedly hiring Johnny Washington as a co-hitting coach on Andy Green's staff, according to Joel Sherman of the New York Post.
Joel Sherman reported this afternoon that, according to sources, the Mets are hiring Johnny Washington to be a co-hitting coach. Presumably, by hiring Washington, the Mets are replacing Jeff Albert’s previous role as director of hitting.
The New York Mets couldn’t have had a worse season in 2026, finishing in last place in the National League East. Owner Steve Cohen has designs on his team winning World Series titles and demonstrating that the Mets are a perennial contender, but the team had a brutal start to the season and was never able to turn things around.
The one position group we all know the New York Mets will be targeting this winter is starting pitching. While the Mets have a strong young core of hurlers in Nolan McLean, Christian Scott, and Zac Thornton, there’s a need for at least two quality veteran starters to join the rotation to help this club get back to the postseason.
The Mets are hiring Johnny Washington as a co-hitting coach, reports Joel Sherman of The New York Post. He was working for Atlanta in 2026 as minor league hitting coordinator.
The baseball world lost a legend on Sunday with the passing of former MLB pitcher Jerry Koosman. He was 83. Koosman enjoyed a 19-year MLB career from 1967 to 1985.
The New York Mets have some major needs to address in the offseason, and their starting rotation is just one of them. Last season, the Mets' starters had a 4.47 ERA, and were a big reason as to why the team did not live up to expectations.
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.
The New York Mets’ offseason got off to a whirlwind start for infielder Christian Cairo. Hours after the club announced that the 25-year-old had agreed to a one-year major league deal, the team designated him for assignment.
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.
One of the most disappointing seasons in the history of the New York Mets is finally complete. It was a season filled with countless disappointments, underperformance, and dysfunction, all contributing to a last-place finish in the National League East.