We might need to start taking everything Adam Ottavino said about the New York Mets back in November as gospel. Along with his critique of the way Carlos Mendoz

The Mets' surprising trade of Brandon Nimmo seems to have established a theme for New York: “Anything would be realistic right now.”

Failing to add Pete Alonso and trading Brandon Nimmo might be the best opportunity for the Mets to sign a lefty.

Whether it was the Brandon Nimmo trade, Devin Williams signing, Jorge Polanco addition, or even the loss of Pete Alonso and Edwin Diaz in free agency, each majo

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The New York Mets were at a crossroads in the 2025 offseason. A team that shelled out a ton for Juan Soto but that fell short of the playoffs now faced spending more to retain superstar closer Edwin Diaz, slugger and homegrown favorite Pete Alonso and to shore up a rotation that needed help.

The New York Mets have shaken up their roster this offseason by letting go of three fan-favorites in Pete Alonso, Edwin Diaz and Brandon Nimmo. Now, they could

That those two departures came just a few weeks after Brandon Nimmo was traded to the Rangers means that in an incredibly short span, the Mets have lost not only three of their most popular players of recent vintage, but three of their most popular 15 or so players ever.

Losing two fan-favorite players is bad. But potentially parting ways with three? All in the same offseason? The Mets have work to do.

One of the biggest storylines heading into the New York Mets' 2025 season was whether star shortstop Francisco Lindor would be named the franchise's fifth offic

The New York Mets need an outfielder and could acquire one in a trade with the San Diego Padres by parting with David Peterson.