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Bleacher Report’s list of the most likely trades for each MLB team offered no surprises for the New York Mets. Their suggestion was for Jeff McNeil to get dealt

Alonso’s age and defense at first base work against him in the market. But his bat (his barrel rate and hard-hit rate in 2025 were also tops in his career) and durability (162 games played in each of the last two seasons) make him a special case in free agency.

Following a disappointing season, the New York Mets are expected to be active participants in trade talks this offseason. As evidenced by last year's record sig

New York Mets utility man Jeff McNeil is coming off a solid rebound campaign. He hit .243/.335/.411 with a .324 wOBA and 111 wRC+ over 462 plate appearances thi

The Mets need to make some big changes in the offseason and trading McNeil would make a lot of sense. The Mets have a lot of infield talent on their roster already and they're expected to go after another infielder or two in free agency. Alex Bregman could make sense as a free agency target, who would fit much better than McNeil.

Let's take a look at three questions facing New York this offseason.

The Milwaukee Brewers have a huge trade decision to make with their ace Freddy Peralta this offseason. Peralta is entering the final year of his contract and wo

MLB insider Robert Murray believes the New York Mets are the best fit for Munetaka Murakami when he is posted in free agency.

In this entertaining video, we explore an unexpected twist as the New York Mets welcome a new bartender to the team. Join us to uncover the story behind this surprising addition to the Mets' family. Discover how this new bartender brings a unique flair to the game,

After a promising start to the 2025 season was derailed by injury and a subsequent collapse, a key New York Mets pitcher faces a critical turning point. But a revival of a two-time Cy Young Award winner provides a proven blueprint for success.