The New York Mets made a ton of roster moves this offseason to try and maximize the 2026 MLB season and beyond. That included a handful of trades, including a few that were quite connected. ESPN's Jorge Castillo broke down the domino effect of moves the Mets made,

The Mets have informed future Hall of Fame closer Craig Kimbrel that he will not be on the Opening Day roster.

David Stearns wasn’t as adamant about adding players who fit his system this offseason as he was the last two times. Sure, there are fliers on guys, pitchers in

The Toronto Blue Jays’ former franchise shortstop sent a “freedom” message after signing a flexible New York Mets contract.

The Mets on Sunday informed reliever Craig Kimbrel that he will not make their Opening Day roster, though it remains unclear if the likely future Hall of Famer will remain in the organization.

The Mets ended the path for a decorated veteran reliever to make their Opening Day roster by optioning him the minor leagues.

"Every Mets game," Rosenman said, "we award a virtual seat next to Ralph to the player of the game, along with a full recap in the style of the old postgame show."

After a massive disappointment in 2025, can the Mets punch their ticket back to the playoffs? Here are five predictions for 2026: