The upcoming 2026-2027 free-agent class isn't packed with talent as in past years, making the trade market an increasingly appealing path for several teams, including the New York Mets.
It wasn’t the best year for Mets minor league hitters, but there were still a handful of standouts. Let’s take a look at which ones improved their standing the most over the course of the season.
Teruaki Sato was born in Nishinomiya, a city of roughly 500,000 in Japan’s Hyogo prefecture. Koshien Stadium, home of the Hanshin Tigers, is also located in Nishinomiya, and as such, Sato grew up a Tigers fan.
One of the Mets’ biggest moves before the 2026 season was the team’s trade with the Brewers for Freddy Peralta and Tobias Myers. As was the case with nearly
The Mets and Kevin Long will meet tomorrow to discuss a possible role on the coaching staff, according to Mike Puma of the New York Post. Long is a familiar face in Queens, as he previously worked as the Mets’ hitting coach during the 2015-17 seasons.
A familiar face is set to meet with the Mets regarding a vacant coaching staff position. According to Mike Puma of the New York Post, Kevin Long, who was the hitting coach the last time the Mets reached the World Series in 2015, is set to meet with the team on Tuesday.
The New York Mets will be on the prowl for multiple high-leverage relievers this offseason after they moved four of their most trusted arms at the trade deadline in August.
One of the most intriguing potential offseason targets for the New York Mets, Teruaki Sato, received a major update regarding his MLB future on Monday.
The upcoming free agent market is going to be thin, to say the least. Right now, the top offensive weapons scheduled to head to the open market are outfielders Randy Arozarena and Seiya Suzuki.
The New York Mets turned one of the largest payrolls in baseball into just a 74-win team in 2026, leaving President of Baseball Operations David Stearns with a lot of work to do in the offseason.
The Mets are fortunate to have a core group of young players who should be with the team for a long time. The headliner of that group is Carson Benge, who had one of the best rookie seasons in Mets history.
The New York Mets hired David Stearns as their president of baseball operations before the 2024 season. Stearns spent nine years with the Milwaukee Brewers, and even though he is not in charge right now, his fingerprints are all over that team.
After a season in which they finished nine games worse than the previous year, the New York Mets face several daunting decisions this offseason. Perhaps none is more pressing than determining which players on their current roster will return in 2027.
The New York Mets have cleared two veteran depth pieces from their organization, as utilityman Vidal Bruján and slugger MJ Melendez both elected free agency, according to the MiLB transaction log.
The New York Mets signed Bo Bichette to a $126 million contract that included player options last offseason in hopes that he’d play a crucial role in helping the ball club reach the postseason.
Peralta pounded his chest as he exited the mound in his final inning. Consider that an emotional release from a pitcher who was once considered one of Major League Baseball's most underwhelming players.
The New York Mets are already making changes after a disappointing 2026 season, announcing three departures from their Major League coaching staff ahead of 2027.
The Mets announced that director of hitting Jeff Albert and quality assurance coach Danny Barnes will not be on the 2027 coaching staff. Anthony DiComo of MLB.com, who first reported the news, suggests it’s possible they’ll find different roles in the organization but are free to pursue other opportunities.
The New York Mets were hoping to shake off their 2025 second-half collapse and return to the postseason in 2026. Instead, the Mets finished in the NL East basement for the first time since 2003. That leaves plenty of questions as the team looks to get back on track in 2027.