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The Mets claimed catcher Drew Romo off waivers from the Orioles and designated left-hander Brandon Waddell for assignment.
Despite a rocky finish in 2025, Luke Weaver’s underlying numbers and past postseason track record point to late-inning value.
The Mets could look inward to address bullpen needs, potentially using young starters in relief roles in 2026.
After losing Alonso and Nimmo, the Mets add power and flexibility with Jorge Polanco, despite questions about his fit.
The Mets have reportedly inquired about White Sox outfielder Luis Robert Jr., whom they’ve been linked to in the past.
After losing star closer Edwin Díaz to Los Angeles, the Mets face a pivotal decision at the back end of their bullpen.
Mets president David Stearns called free agent Pete Alonso a priority Monday, adding there is no need to meet in person.
The Mets are reportedly taking a measured approach to free-agent starters as MLB’s annual winter meetings get underway.
Voted in by the Contemporary Baseball Era Committee, former Mets infielder Jeff Kent is headed to the Hall of Fame.
The Mets are among the potential landing spots for Tatsuya Imai, who is reportedly open to playing on the East Coast.
Adding Devin Williams helps, but the Mets cannot afford to lose Edwin Díaz as they rebuild a thin relief corps.
Despite concerns about age and cost, left-hander Framber Valdez offers traits that align with what the Mets need most.