Barring a surprise obstacle, the Chicago Cubs will be the ones who end up with Edward Cabrera. The Miami Marlins pitcher has been one of the buzzier trade targets for several teams, including the New York Mets.

The Chicago Cubs just went out and made a big time move on the trade market, outdoing some of the bigger market teams.

Plus more on the luxury tax implications of signing the top free agents and why Brendan Donovan hasn't been dealt from St. Louis yet.

We are a month away from players reporting to their respective teams for spring training, and former Houston Astros ace Framber Valdez has yet to find a home. E

So far this offseason, it’s clear the Mets are aiming to build a new core in Queens, parting ways with Nimmo, Pete Alonso, and Edwin Díaz while bringing in players like Semien, Devin Williams, and Luke Weaver. What better way to signal the continuation of this restructuring than by pursuing aruably the top free agent on the market right now?

The New York Yankees and free-agent outfielder Cody Bellinger remain at an impasse, with The Athletic's Brendan Kuty reporting that a deal does not appear to be close.

As the Chicago Cubs fight with the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets for the services of Tatsuya Imai, they signed another right-handed pitcher.

The Yankees are talking to the Miami Marlins about a potential trade for starting pitcher Edward Cabrera, according to a report Sunday in The Athletic. They might have some competition. MORE: Mets lose coach to NL East rival: Report While Ken Rosenthal and Chris Kirschner report that no deal was "close" as of Sunday morning,

It appears clear that the New York Mets need to add at least one frontline pitcher to their starting rotation before the 2026 season begins. The good news is t

As the days go by, several free agents have yet to decide their futures, and the uncertainty continues to grow. While the New York Mets and New York Yankees battle for the services of Cody Bellinger, Kyle Tucker could see his destination far away from the Big Apple.

Mets fans drop wild reactions as a former pitcher draws strong interest from multiple NL Central teams in recent trade buzz.

The New York Mets haven’t splurged in free agency or made a big-time move to bolster their starting rotation for the 2026 MLB season. Nonetheless, there are plenty of free agents still on the board and New York are getting a message about one particular player.