The New York Mets were very active last offseason in free agency, signing veteran free agents looking to bounce back in 2024 to short-term deals. One move that worked out perfectly was the signing ...

The New York Mets have a clear number-one target in free agency this winter. Unfortunately, they're not alone. When a 26-year-old superstar hits free agency coming off a career year, there's ...

Before the 2023 season, the Mets reached deep into Steve Cohen’s pockets to add some of the biggest names in the league to their roster with intentions of a World Series run. It didn’t work.

Beyond Edwin Díaz, Reed Garrett, Dedniel Núñez, José Butto, and possibly David Peterson if he remains in a relief role, the New York Mets’ bullpen could feature a few new faces in 2025.

Coming off an inspiring season that ended just short of a trip to the World Series, the Mets enter an offseason that will be full of intrigue. They have lots of pending free agents -- including ...

The New York Mets are expected to pursue several of ... That leaves first base as the only clear vacancy, with slugger Pete Alonso testing the open market. According to Jon Heyman of The New ...

The New York Mets are discussing a potential contract extension with starting pitcher Sean Manaea, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post. The Mets extended a $21.05 million qualifying offer ...

After spending the 2024 season with the New York Yankees, superstar outfielder Juan Soto reportedly has a meeting with the New York Mets planned as he enters free agency. According to Mike Puma of ...

The Mets have been expected to line up as one of Juan Soto’s primary suitors all winter, and after reaching out to agent Scott Boras on day one of the offseason, owner Steve Cohen is now set for ...

The New York Mets have made their opening pitch to try and keep Pete Alonso in Queens as well as both Luis Severino and Sean Manaea atop their starting rotation heading into the 2025 season.

The Mets have declined their $7.75MM team option on right-hander Phil Maton, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post. The 31-year-old will receive a $250K buyout and return to free agency.

Since then, Steinbrenner and Cohen had steered clear of each other’s shopping sprees, with their offseason goals never overlapping (the Mets chose not to interfere in the Yankees’ anxious ...