The Mets announced their full player development staff on Thursday. Among the returners are skippers Dick Scott (Syracuse), Luis Rivera (St. Lucie), Lino Diaz (FCL Mets), Felix Fermin Jr. (DSL Mets Blue) and JC Rodriguez (DSL Mets Orange). Michael Collins will serve as the manager for Double-A Binghamton, replacing Reid Brignac after he departed for the Rays. The Australian-born Collins comes...
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MacKenzie Gore has been traded from the Nationals to the Rangers, in a deal that will send five prospects back to the nation’s capital. Jon Heyman of the New York Post was first on the scene, giving out the information that Gore would be heading to Texas. Jeff Passan of ESPN first reported the amount of prospects in the deal. This isn’t the first time Gore has been involved in a...
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Stearns’ Press Conference Updated January 22, 2026, at 4:40 PM David Stearns spoke with the media on Thursday about the state of the Mets roster and acquiring Freddy Peralta and Tobias Myers. He referred to Peralta as a pitcher who has established himself as one of the top and most consistent starters in the game. Stearns touched on his relationship with Peralta over the last decade....
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As we continue to share our reactions to the Mets’ offseason happenings with you, we have another hello to react to – welcome to New York, Freddy Peralta! Here’s how we feel about the move. Also, in case you want to take a look back at the good and the bad of this offseason, here are some more reactions: Hello, Bo Bichette! Goodbye Jeff McNeil Goodbye Edwin Díaz Hello Jorge...
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One day after we took a look at how the starting lineup is shaping up, it’s time to evaluate the rotation. The Mets, in case you missed it, completed a trade for the second night in a row. In between the wheeling and dealing, New York introduced Bo Bichette at a news conference where David Stearns said New York is “never going to stop looking for upgrades.” So after a long...
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The New York Mets accumulated 0.7 fWAR from the center field position in 2025, which ranked 26th in the majors. Luis Robert Jr., for all his faults and struggles last year, was worth 1.3 fWAR by himself in just 110 games. He is a clear upgrade for the Mets at a position where it was desperately needed. But it goes far beyond WAR. Robert is a perfect fit for the 2026 Mets roster as it currently...
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