The first real clue that the New York Mets were not done reshaping their roster came quietly, not in a headline signing or a splashy rumor, but in the names that kept popping up in trade conversations. This is what an organization sounds like when it is searching for leverage.

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One MLB analyst believes the New York Mets have something brewing when it comes to a trade. New York is trying to return to the postseason.

The New York Mets could be active in the market to trade for San Diego Padres pitcher Nick Pivetta, among others, this winter.

The baseball hot stove is burning with an unusual trend this winter: the steady migration of former Yankees across town to the Mets. With Luke Weaver’s recent signing of a two-year, $22 million contract with the Amazins, the pattern has become impossible to ignore — and it’s raising eyebrows throughout New York.

World Series champion Bobby Bonilla remains confident that owner Steve Cohen will deliver a title to New York despite losing numerous star players this offseason.

The Mets have a huge hole in left field, and Cody Bellinger could fill it greatly. ESPN's David Schoenfield predicted New York to sign the free agent outfielder.

The Mets' holiday celebration served as a reminder of what lies ahead for the Mets, with the absences of Pete Alonso and Edwin Diaz lingering.

A longtime Red Sox insider has suggested that Jarren Duran go to New York for two of the Jets brightest rising stars.

A report from late November suggested that the New York Mets' collapse during the 2025 season occurred, in part, because alleged clubhouse issues impacted the club throughout the campaign.