The New York Mets finally made a big move to address their starting rotation with the trade for Freddy Peralta late last week. The trade sent out Brandon Sproat and Jett Williams while also netting Tobias Myers, giving the Mets two more rotation options while taking one out of the mix.
The New York Mets made a big splash by signing Bo Bichette to a three-year, $126 million dollar deal. The primary goal is to play Bichette at third base, despite having no experience at that position.
The New York Mets fanbase endured a dismal opening two months of the offseason with a few of their big favorites departing the clubhouse through trade deals and free agency.
The New York Mets went into the offseason with the idea of revamping their roster. David Stearns said as much at the end of last year’s disappointing collapse
In his first press conference after the 2025 season president of baseball operations David Stearns repeatedly stated that going forward run prevention would be a focus.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
The New York Mets made a quietly fascinating move by signing Craig Kimbrel to a minor league contract — a low-cost gamble on one of the most accomplished relief pitchers the game has ever seen.
The New York Mets are taking a flier on a proven veteran pitcher in Craig Kimbrel. Several reporters confirmed Saturday that the Mets have agreed to sign Kimbrel.
Jose Quintana, who pitched for the New York Mets in 2023 and 2024, is reportedly generating interest from the organization again as extra pitching depth.
In the past week, the New York Mets drastically flipped their 2026 season outlook by acquiring Bo Bichette, Luis Robert Jr. and Freddy Peralta. But it was far from the only offseason plan they envisioned.
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.
With the start of spring training starting to creep up for the New York Mets, the team has had a great last week in terms of making upgrades to the roster.
The Mets’ offseason has seen a bevy of major names both coming and going off the roster, and the New York Post’s Joel Sherman provides a nice breakdown
With just under three weeks until the New York Mets begin reporting to Port St. Lucie for Spring Training, four of the team’s prospects were recognized on a prestigious preseason list.
The New York Mets have completely transformed their roster since fans last saw them in 2025. Long-tenured players Pete Alonso, Brandon Nimmo, Edwin Díaz, and Jeff McNeil will not be back next season.
The New York Mets are no longer talking about “future potential” — for several of their top prospects, the future is now. Entering the 2026 season, four Mets prospects remain inside MLB’s Top 100, and unlike years past, these players aren’t years away.
The New York Mets traded for Luis Robert Jr. to play center field, but left field is still a question mark. It will likely come down to a spring competition between Tyrone Taylor, Brett Baty, and prospect Carson Benge.
As the New York Mets signed star Bo Bichette, there was conversation from the baseball world about whether the move was a panic acquisition since there were other big names obtained.
The offseason didn’t get off to the best start for the Mets, but David Stearns and Steve Cohen have completely flipped the script. Within the last week, the New York Mets have added the frontline starter they needed, the big bat they needed, and the center fielder they needed.
Well, this is a fantasy section, and in our piece on Aaron Judge, we speculated that Juan Soto could be better for your fantasy team because of his dominance in both home runs and stolen bases. Part of that thinking stemmed from Bo Bichette's arrival.
The Mets designated lefty reliever Richard Lovelady for assignment. That’s the corresponding 40-man roster move for utility player Vidal Bruján, whom they acquired from Minnesota tonight.
The New York Mets are heading into the 2026 MLB season with significant roster turnover, as many familiar players departed in free agency or were dealt in trades.
Recently on MLB Network, Harold Reynolds claimed that he believed that the 2025 New York Mets were better than the 2026 New York Mets, even after New York absolutely improved in every way they needed to.
The Mets announced they’ve designated right-hander Cooper Criswell for assignment. They needed to clear a spot on the 40-man roster after tonight’s two-for-two trade because Jett Williams had not been on the roster.