New York Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns understands the frustrations from the fan base. Speaking with reporters at a luncheon at Citi Field on Tuesday, Stearns made his first public comments since winter meetings in early-December.
While the New York Mets losing star closer Edwin Diaz in free agency was a tough pill for fans to swallow, at least the front office didn't dwell on Diaz joining the Los Angeles Dodgers for long.
As the MLB offseason progresses, the services of free agent outfielder Kyle Tucker are still highly sought after. The market’s top player has been pursued by several teams throughout the free agency window.
The New York Mets are not messing around. According to MLB insider Robert Murray of FanSided, the Mets have a short-term offer on the table to outfielder Kyle Tucker that is worth a total of $50 million per year.
The New York Mets have a surplus of infielders at the moment, many of whom are in similar places in their respective big league careers. Of course, New
The last thing New York Mets fans want to hear is that president of baseball operations David Stearns and the front office should look to trade another player who could help them put a winning product on the field in 2026.
As the offseason continues for the New York Mets, the pressure is on for the team to make some improvements. However, they might elect not to address one of their needs in the way many would like to see.
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.
For ten days, Jeff McNeil was the longest-tenured Met. After an offseason purge which saw Brandon Nimmo traded to Texas while Pete Alonso and Edwin Díaz departed in free agency, it appeared for a brief moment that McNeil may have survived to play another season in Queens.
The MLB offseason is long, and even with light at the end of the tunnel and spring training a little more than a month away, the New York Mets still have work to do.
By mid-January, most offseason stories blur together. Weight room clips. Smiling photos. Vague optimism. This one felt different. Marcus Semien was already on a back field, glove on, sweating through real work with players who could shape the New York Mets for years.
When the Mets traded for Huascar Brazobán in the summer of 2024, it was seen as a minor, but craft move. Brazobán, a late bloomer in terms of big league appearances, was under team control through 2028, had two options remaining, and had some interesting facets of his game just below the surface.
The New York Mets are in play for both Cody Bellinger and Kyle Tucker right now, and appear to have a good chance to sign one of these star sluggers before the offseason arrives.
The New York Mets have made a slew of moves this offseason, bringing in Marcus Semien in exchange for Brandon Nimmo as well as signing Devin Williams in a bit of a buy low to replace free agency departee Edwin Diaz.
The New York Mets recently met with free agent outfielder Kyle Tucker and are very much interested in signing him. Getting him would change the entire outcome of the team and give it a stellar outfield pairing together with Juan Soto.
By mid-January, you can usually tell how an offseason feels by what is still missing. In Queens, the gaps are loud enough to hear over the construction noise.
The New York Mets are extremely high on Carson Benge and believe he has the potential to become a star. With Tyrone Taylor looking like their only option for centerfield, it wouldn’t hurt them to give Benge the starting job if he shows out in spring training.
The New York Mets‘ interest in star free agent Kyle Tucker is real. The Mets are among the three main teams remaining that are heavily involved in the Tucker sweepstakes, a source confirmed to Sirius XM and SNY’s Jim Duquette late Sunday night.
The New York Mets could potentially re-sign a familiar face this offseason. Free agent Starling Marte and the Mets share mutual interest in a reunion, sources first indicated to Pat Ragazzo of Sports Illustrated.
The Mets announced that infielder/outfielder Ji Hwan Bae has been sent outright Triple-A Syracuse. When combined with the club losing Drew Romo via waivers to the White Sox, the Mets’ 40-man roster count dropped to 38 this week.
The Mets are still in the market for upgrades to their starting pitching group, but they prefer to bolster the rotation by way of a trade rather than via free agency, Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon of The Athletic report.
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