The New York Mets have a number of offseason questions to address, including what to do with free agents Pete Alonso and Edwin Díaz. But there may be no bigger question than the decision surrounding Mark Vientos.
The New York Mets were seen by many as World Series Contenders heading into the season. After signing Juan Soto to the largest contract in the history of sports, they were destined to finally make a deep run in October.
The Mets announced that right-hander Reed Garrett underwent ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction surgery, better known as Tommy John surgery, yesterday.
While the New York Mets have multiple important decisions to make this upcoming offseason, perhaps the one with the most stakes attached to it is their potential pursuit to re-sign Pete Alonso.
If there was one area to pinpoint the New York Mets' downfall this season, it would be their starting rotation. After having the best starting pitching ERA in all of baseball at the start of the season, New York's rotation crumbled.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
The minor league season is over, and what an incredibly successful one it was for the Mets. Not only did the Brooklyn Cyclones and Binghamton Rumble Ponies win league championships, but the player development throughout the Mets organization was some of the best the franchise has ever seen.
The baseball season has come to an end in New York. After the New York Mets missed the playoffs, the New York Yankees lasted about a week and a half longer before getting eliminated from the postseason on Wednesday night.
The Mets sent seven prospects to the desert for the 2025 Arizona Fall League, and on Wednesday, five of them appeared in a game for the Scottsdale Scorpions.
There's no question that the New York Mets would need to find somebody to replace Pete Alonso's bat in their starting lineup if he departs for another team in free agency this offseason.
After what can only be called an incredibly disappointing season, many changes are expected to unfold for the New York Mets this offseason. The Mets entered the 2025 season with high expectations coming off an NLCS appearance the previous year and bringing in Juan Soto to put them over the top.
The Mets finished 83–79, missed postseason tiebreaker despite $800M payroll Team offense: .249/.326/.427, 766 runs — middle of the pack production The Mets dismissed Eric Chavez, Jeremy Barnes, Jeremy Hefner, Mike Sarbaugh; Glenn Sherlock retired, and John Gibbons resigned Eric Chavez understands baseball economics.
While the New York Mets are surely going to express interest in many free agents this upcoming offseason, the two free agents they should perhaps pay the most attention to have been part of their roster since the 2019 season.
By traditional measures, minor leaguers Ryan Clifford, Jacob Reimer and Carson Benge all had excellent seasons at the plate in the Mets organization this year.
With the offseason already underway for the New York Mets, it is going to be a busy winter. Due to an unfathomable collapse for about half of the year, the team has already made some notable moves to their coaching staff, and it is clear that jobs could be on the line if things don’t improve.
The New York Mets’ 2025 season ended much earlier than anyone expected. Despite boasting one of the highest payrolls in baseball, the team fell short of the postseason.
With so many managerial vacancies around the sport at the moment, it should be expected that a large crop of potential candidates are seeing their name come up in those conversations.
The New York Mets aimed for a World Series win in 2025, with owner Steve Cohen investing $765 million, including a massive deal for Juan Soto, to make it happen.
After the Mets failed to qualify for the playoffs, it was evident that they needed to make changes in the offseason. Owner Steve Cohen has begun making those changes.
The New York Mets are making some sweeping changes after their late-season collapse caused them to miss the playoffs. The Mets are dismissing nearly their entire coaching staff, the team confirmed Friday.