John Sparaco is a contributing writer for the Mets website On SI. He has previously written for Cold Front Report, Times Union and JKR Baseball, where he profiled some of the top recruits, college players and draft prospects in baseball. You can follow him on Twitter/X: @JohnSparaco
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.
After a rough stint in Queens, Ryan Helsley is reportedly drawing interest from teams looking to convert him into a starter.
Mets utilityman Luisangel Acuña exited a Venezuelan Winter League game Friday after being hit in the forearm by a pitch.
The Mets added Nick Morabito to their 40-man roster ahead of Tuesday’s deadline, protecting him from the Rule 5 Draft.
The Mets are reportedly exploring the possibility of signing both Devin Williams and Edwin Díaz this offseason.
Former Mets outfielder Carlos Beltrán, now in a front-office role, weighed in on the club’s offseason priorities.
The New York Mets announced three Hall of Fame inductees for 2026, bringing the total membership to 38 next season.
The Mets are reportedly interested in free-agent Cody Bellinger, who could fill a need in the outfield or at first base.