The New York Mets lost to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the Kyle Tucker sweepstakes, but they still came away with a big win in MLB free agency, as they landed a top-tier free agent in the form of star infielder Bo Bichette.

In the span of a week, the New York Mets have completely transformed their offseason. After seeing fan favorites Pete Alonso, Edwin Díaz, Brandon Nimmo, and Je

Bo Bichette and the New York Mets have finalized their $126 million, three-year contract. The sides agreed to terms last week, subject to a successful physical, and Bichette will be introduced by the team Wednesday during a news conference at Citi Field.

The Mets upgraded their outfield Tuesday night by acquiring center fielder Luis Robert Jr. from the White Sox, but one glaring defensive gap remains. President of baseball operations David Stearns has yet to really address the starting rotation this offseason, which has drawn the ire of former outfielder Cameron Maybin.

The New York Mets are heading into the 2026 MLB season with a revamped roster built around shortstop Francisco Lindor and outfielder Juan Soto. Expectations remain high in Queens, with the front office hoping this year’s group is talented enough to make the MLB playoffs.

The Mets pivot from Kyle Tucker to Bo Bichette, showcasing a reactive approach in their distinct offseason strategy. Jack McMullen joins to break down the deal.