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While Soto himself enjoyed a tremendous season, finishing with a .263 batting average, .396 on-base percentage, .921 OPS, 43 home runs and 105 RBIs across 160 games, the Mets missed out on the MLB playoffs.
It has been a frustrating offseason for New York Mets fans, who have watched franchise cornerstones Edwin Díaz, Pete Alonso, Brandon Nimmo, and Jeff McNeil all
We’re still waiting for the New York Mets to subtract from their rotation with the idea of Kodai Senga feeling just a tad less likely the longer he lingers on t
Per MLB Network Radio's Jim Duquette, the Los Angeles Dodgers, Toronto Blue Jays and New York Mets have all met with Tucker, either in person or via Zoom. Last week, Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported that the Mets are "very much" in the mix for Tucker, noting that the Blue Jays and Dodgers are "stiff" competition.
The Baltimore Orioles might be one move away from completing what has been as close to a perfect offseason as an MLB team could hope for. The Orioles began thi
Heading into this offseason, New York was expected to be aggressive. So far, the Mets have lost both Pete Alonso and Edwin Diaz. Their best free agency signing has been relief pitcher Devin Williams, who is far from a guarantee to be a high-impact pickup.
Here is why the Mets are reportedly in "the best position" to land Brewers star pitcher Freddy Peralta, amidst all the rumors.
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Losing Alex Bregman to the Cubs has Red Sox Nation sounding a lot like NY Mets fans
A large collection of New York Mets fans aren’t happy right now. In what has been a winter of subtraction and now a cold, harsh nothingness, there have been ple
The Mets have been linked to Framber Valdez this offseason and have now gotten a positive update on their pursuit.
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Mets rumors: Insider says New York will land Ranger Suarez or Framber Valdez — ‘Seems inevitable’
One MLB insider believes that the New York Mets will end up signing either Ranger Suarez or Framber Valdez in free agency.
The Mets have two distinct paths to address their remaining needs, but one offers far more upside in 2026 than the other.