NEW YORK -- Although the official start of Spring Training is not for another week, sunny scenes from Port St. Lucie, Fla., are already filtering onto social media. Various pitchers, including new ace Freddy Peralta and rookie Nolan McLean, have begun throwing at the team’s spring complex.

Tom Seaver. Mike Piazza. And now, Carlos Beltrán. Beltrán's Hall of Fame plaque will feature a Mets logo when he’s inducted into Cooperstown on July 26, putting him alongside Seaver and Piazza as the only players to have that distinction. “I didn’t do this alone,” said Beltrán, who played for

Earlier this week, Mets beat writer Anthony DiComo outlined the team’s bullpen situation, sans Edwin Diaz, heading into Spring Training. There are a few names in the mix that might be less recognizable than some others, given all the young pitchers who have a chance to emerge from the Mets'

This is the second part of a five-part Around the Horn series detailing the Mets’ roster heading into 2026. Next up: Bullpen.

We talk an awful lot in New York about the prime of Aaron Judge and how important it is to the Yankees -- and to No. 99 himself -- that they win a World Series while he is still having what has turned into a Ruthian prime. In the last

Team Dominican Republic already boasts an impressive roster of Major League talent for this year’s World Baseball Classic.

This page will be updated throughout the offseason with all the latest Mets injury news and transactions.

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Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor will not participate in the World Baseball Classic after having a cleanup procedure on his right elbow earlier this offseason, the MLB Players Association said in a statement Friday. Lindor had been planning to participate for his native Puerto Rico, the team he played for in

Bo Bichette has a new team, a new position and (likely) a new lineup spot. The question now is whether those changes will bring out an even more valuable version of the two-time All-Star than the one we saw with the Blue Jays. After seven seasons with Toronto, Bichette signed

NEW YORK -- There is no universe in which Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns would ever say his team is done adding players. Stearns loves to tinker; he adds during Spring Training and throughout the season. As such, the group of Mets that arrives at Spring Training next

The Yankees and Giants will open the 2026 MLB season on March 25. We’ll be counting down to that date with our annual preview series, with each story looking ahead to the coming season by breaking down a particular topic, division by division. Previously: Each division’s team most likely to

The Mets signed veteran reliever Craig Kimbrel and veteran catcher Austin Barnes to Minor League contracts that include invitations to Spring Training, the team announced on Thursday. Terms of the deals weren't announced, but Kimbrel will earn $2.5 million if he makes the Major League team, according to Will Sammon

A Top 100 list is never enough. Every year after we release a Top 100 prospect ranking -- as MLB Pipeline did last Friday -- we always get the simple two-word question from the public: who’s next? Let’s get you started on who could crack future editions of the Top

NEW YORK -- At some point this offseason, Freddy Peralta figured a team would trade for him. He’s pleased that it wound up being the Mets. “It’s a different market, different city,” Peralta said Tuesday on an introductory video call. “There’s a lot more fans, a lot more people watching.

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The Mets added a former top prospect as infield depth on Tuesday, reportedly reaching agreement with Grae Kessinger on a Minor League contract that includes an invite to Spring Training, according to Mike Puma of the New York Post. The team has not confirmed the signing.

Superstar. New team. New position. There are going to be a lot of eyes focused on Bo Bichette, the Mets’ prized free-agent addition who will be at third base in 2026 -- a position he’s never played as a Major Leaguer. His first impression at the hot corner earned positive

The Mets were poised to claim six Top 100 prospects ahead of our reveal last Friday until the organization traded infielder/outfielder Jett Williams (No. 51) and right-handed pitcher Brandon Sproat (No. 100) to the Brewers in the Freddy Peralta/Tobias Myers deal. That’s just part of the business when you’re trying

It has been a thrilling week for the Mets and their fans. Within the span of two days, the team finalized a three-year deal with star infielder Bo Bichette, addressed its outfield need by trading with the White Sox for slugger Luis Robert Jr. and bolstered its rotation by acquiring

The pop of the mitt. The crack of the bat. Players talking about being in the best shape of their lives. Even as many of us work to dig out from beneath the latest snowfall that disrupted the weekend, the sounds of spring will be here before we know it.

“Run prevention is where we fell short this year,” Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns said during a press conference at the end of the 2025 season. “It’s where we need to get better.” He doubled down on that sentiment this month, saying competitors had told him that, “your