Jeff Passan of ESPN published his annual MLB offseason preview, and it was littered with Mets notes. As the team prepares for what many believe will be an active winter for David Stearns and his front office team, Passan noted several key Mets who could be available this winter. Specifically, the Mets appear to be open to reshaping their core as they recover from yet another brutal playoff...
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KETEL MARTE, 2B Position: 2B B/T: S/R Age: 32 (10/12/1993) 2025 Traditional Stats: 556 PA, .283/.376/.517/.893, 136 H, 28 HR, 72 RBI, 64 BB, 83 SO 2025 Advanced Stats: 145 wRC+, 145 OPS+, 14.9% SO%, 11.5% BB%, .290 BABIP, .400 xwOBA, 4.6 fWAR, 4.4 bWAR For a number of years, Ketel Marte has been one of, if not the most underrated star in Major League Baseball. He entered that conversation back...
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Good morning, Mets fans! Josh Naylor’s five-year contract with the Seattle Mariners has been finalized at $92.5 million according to Jeff Passan of ESPN. Naylor’s contract sets the market for Pete Alonso, which now figures to be somewhere in the same range years wise. Jon Morosi of MLB Network said, regarding Alonso, that if the Red Sox are unable to retain Alex Bregman, they would...
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With the offseason in full swing, it’s time for teams to look internally to decide which players they want to protect in the Rule 5 Draft. While the Draft is December 10 during Winter Meetings, the deadline to protect players from being selected and add them to a team’s 40-man roster is Tuesday, November 18 at 6 pm ET. The Mets enter the decision day with a full 40-man roster. So,...
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The BBWAA has officially announced the 2026 Hall of Fame ballot. Fifteen players return this year, having finished with at least five percent of the vote in 2025. Twelve former players will be first-timers. Carlos Beltrán and Andruw Jones will be the focus of this year’s announcement, taking place on January 20. They were the only two returning players who received over 40 percent of the...
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With the 2025 season in the rearview window, everything is pointing to the 2026 Mets and how they can get to the postseason. 2025 was one of the more disheartening and disappointing seasons in recent memory, and surely, Steve Cohen and company will want to act swiftly to analyze and address what exactly went wrong and fix it. The editors at MMO will be brainstorming their own offseason plans,...
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