Good morning, Mets fans.
With the Mets’ 2025 season officially over, attention now shifts to what could be a pivotal offseason of the organization. After another year that fell short of expectations, the front office under president of baseball operations David Stearns will look to reshape the roster.
Stearns met with the media Monday, the day after the Mets were eliminated. He spoke about his initial reactions and the need to conduct top-to-bottom reviews of the coaching staff and roster. Stearns assured that manager Carlos Mendoza will return next year, but indicated that he will review the rest of the staff.
Read more on his comments here.
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Latest Mets News
Francisco Alvarez is getting surgery to fix his ligament issue in the next few days, per Stearns.
For the 2025 regular season, Pete Alonso, Francisco Lindor, Edwin Díaz and Juan Soto have all been nominated for the All-MLB Team. MLB will announce the All-MLB Team on Nov. 13.
Read the latest on the Metropolitan Park advancements here and here. The vote on Metropolitan Park is Tuesday.
Nolan McLean is the MiLB Breakout Prospect of the Year.
The Prospect Team of the Year also includes Jonah Tong.
Latest MLB News
The San Francisco Giants have announced that the team has dismissed manager Bob Melvin.
The Texas Rangers announced they’re mutually parting ways with manager Bruce Bochy.
The Pirates have announced the extension of the contract of manager Don Kelly.
Red Sox reporter Christopher Smith reports that SP Lucas Giolito has an elbow issue and will not be on the Red Sox Wild Card roster.
Sports Business Journal announced that MLB saw double-digit viewership increases across almost every national broadcast partner for the 2025 regular season.
Manager Rocco Baldelli will not return to the Twins as the club’s manager in 2026.
MLB’s total attendance has increased for the third straight season this year, which is the first time that has happened since 2007.
Latest on MMO
Nick Kalantzopoulos of MMO writes about the possibility of changes coming to the Mets’ coaching staff.
On This Date in Mets History
1962: In the Mets’ inaugural season, they lost their record-setting 120th game to the Cubs.
2024: To close the season, the Mets played a doubleheader in Atlanta against the Braves. Winning the first game 8-7 guaranteed the team a spot in the playoffs, which ultimately lead them all the way to Game 6 of the NLCS.
Born on This Date: Dave Magadan (1962), Yorkis Pérez (1967), José Lima (1972).
