As the offseason approaches, the New York Mets will have a lot of work to do following a second straight disappointing season. For the first time in over
It is always hard to review a draft one year after the draft but this one is more difficult than most because of their strategy of taking high-risk, high-reward options.
At the beginning of the year, many questions surrounded Francisco Alvarez. People wondered whether he could stay healthy, whether he would maintain the offensive momentum he showed in 2025, and whether he would show the hoped-for defensive improvements.
There may be some impending free agents from the World Series teams that could be of interest to the Mets, but the best talent can come from a trade. Trevor Megill is arbitration-eligible for the 2027 season, the final year of his contract.
The World Series matchup between the Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays is the kind of small -market showcase baseball hasn't seen in a while. Several New York Mets-related subplots should also interest the Flushing faithful going forward.
New York Mets outfielder Carson Benge became the first rookie in franchise history to go 20-20, while right-hander Nolan McLean struck out 194. Still, the club finished 74-88 and missed October again.
The World Series kicks off on Friday as the Tampa Bay Rays face off against the Milwaukee Brewers in a best-of-seven-game-series. While the two teams battle for a championship, the New York Mets will be watching from home as they prepare for a pivotal offseason.
The New York Mets have made official the signing of international free agent right-handed pitcher Randy Gutierrez and assigned him to the DSL Mets Orange, according to the MiLB transaction log.
The Mets are looking to add a hitting coach of some kind. It was reported yesterday that Kevin Long would be interviewed for a job. Anthony DiComo of MLB.com reports today that John Mallee is also on the list.
The New York Mets need to make some changes. New York wanted to compete this year but fell short of that goal to say the least. Overall, this Mets team has some legitimate uncertainty.
The New York Mets acquired Freddy Peralta from the Milwaukee Brewers in the offseason, hoping he could be their ace. Peralta was a two-time All-Star with the Brewers, but struggled in Queens.
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.
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.
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.
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 Mets’ season is over, and the Dodgers might be following soon, with them trailing Milwaukee 2-0 in the NLCS. That means Tarik Skubal is going to hit free agency for 2027, and according to MLB insider Chelsea Janes, the Mets might be going in on him.
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.
Alonso inked a five-year, $155M deal to join the Orioles in free agency, and he ultimately became the first player in MLB history to lead both the American League and the National League in RBI in separate seasons.