The New York Mets have a lot of work to do in the offseason, and one of their big issues is figuring out how to fill out their bullpen. Closer Edwin Diaz is likely to opt out and test free agency along with a slew of the club's other back-end relievers, leaving David Stearns in need of reinforcements for the unit.
The New York Mets' pursuit of starting pitching is going to dominate headlines, especially with Tarik Skubal potentially available via trade. However, David Stearns is also going to have his hands full with the Mets' bullpen.
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The Mets have filled two of their coaching positions: Jeff Albert as hitting coach and Kai Correa as bench coach. Jeff Albert, who has been serving as the director of hitting development since 2023, will be in charge of the major league team’s hitting program next season.
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David Stearns harped that run prevention, in the field and on the mound, was one of the Mets’ biggest failures in 2025. The Mets’ president of baseball operations noted the team would focus on run prevention in their offseason plans.
A lot was made of run prevention in president of baseball operations David Stearns press conference. When asked about the starting pitching, one of the main factors Stearns brought up in talking about the struggles was the team’s defense.
During an August 13 live stream with Bleacher Report, MLB insider Jon Heyman noted that the New York Mets are one of the top potential free agency fits for Japanese infielder Munetaka Murakami, who is expected to be posted by his NPB team this winter.
The New York Mets' disappointing finish to 2025 brought major staff changes, with most of Carlos Mendoza's staff either getting fired or resigning at the end of the season.
While New York Mets fans are still wallowing over their team's failed 2025 season, there are plenty of reasons to be excited about the months to come. Perhaps the biggest one of that the Mets' front office probably feels like they have egg on their faces right now.
Fresh off one of the worst collapses in recent history, the New York Mets are trying to figure out how they will get back to the postseason. For the majority of this past season, the Mets were in position for a playoff spot.
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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' roster is going to look a lot different in 2026 than it did at the end of the 2025 season. Given how disappointing 2025 ended up, David Stearns and the rest of the Mets' front office are surely under pressure to add valuable pieces to this roster.
Just after the Mets were eliminated from playoff contention on Sunday, the team’s star, Pete Alonso, announced that he would opt out for free agency. This move quickly transformed the interaction around the consistent power bat.
The 2025 New York Mets will live in infamy. A team with the likes of Juan Soto, Pete Alonso, Francisco Lindor, Edwin Diaz, Brandon Nimmo, and a payroll of $333.3 million didn’t make the expanded playoffs.
New York Mets fans can expect David Stearns and the other members of the team's front office to be active this upcoming offseason. This will start in free agency.
Alonso revealed shortly after the Mets' disappointing campaign came to an end on Sunday that he would be opting out of his deal and re-entering the free-agency market.
In a year where the New York Mets had lofty expectations and got off to a hot start, they ultimately collapsed to miss out on the postseason. In the wake of the 2025 season ending without a playoff berth, Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns addressed the media on Monday to discuss what went wrong this season.
The New York baseball pressure cooker has reached its boiling point, and David Stearns is right in the middle of it. The Mets and Cincinnati are tied for the last Wild Card spot at 82-78, but the Reds have the important tiebreaker.
The Mets’ season has taken a brutal turn, and the data lay bare just how concerning the collapse has been. The Mets began their season with an impressive record of 45-24, which was the best record in MLB at that point.
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While the New York Mets made several trades in the hours, days, and weeks leading up to the 2025 MLB trade deadline, two of them were expected to be the most impactful for this franchise's chances of finding success this season.
The New York Mets are in a fight to keep their playoff hopes alive, and now David Stearns is betting on youth to deliver. To address the growing urgency, Stearns has called up Jonah Tong, Nolan McLean, and Brandon Sproat.
The New York Mets are sticking to their developmental script, even as frustrations around the starting rotation grow. David Peterson is the only Mets starter to pitch at least six innings in recent weeks.
ESPN's David Schoenfield predicted Thursday who the Mets will acquire before the month ends.
With the 2025 MLB trade deadline approaching, the New York Mets are focused on improving their bullpen. Team president David Stearns said as much on Monday, per ESPN.
President of baseball operations David Stearns met with members of the media Wednesday to discuss the season that was and the offseason ahead.
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