The Mets moved on from the majority of their coaching staff after the 83-79 season — including bench coach John Gibbons, hitting coaches Jeremy Barnes and Eric Chavez, pitching coaches Jeremy Hefner and Desi Druschel, and base coaches Mike Sarbaugh and Antoan Richardson.

With the Winter Meetings now wrapped up, it's safe to say that the New York Mets' offseason so far has been defined more by what has been lost than what has bee

Here are three free agents the Mets should pursue. 2025 Stats: 2.59 ERA, 0.95 WHIP, 57 strikeouts, 29 saves, 165 ERA+, 2.4 wins above replacement (59 innings pitched)

Mets pitchers Kodau Senga and David Peterson continue to be part of trade rumor discussions amid an intriguing offseason for New York.

This exercise highlights the need for something big — something that goes against the grain of what the Mets have indicated this offseason.

After losing Brandon Nimmo (to trade), and Edwin Díaz and Pete Alonso to free agency, the Mets have a lot of work to do to improve the team and placate their fans.

Mets rumors swirl as MLB Free Agency heats up, with Willson Contreras and Christian Walker at the center of New York’s trade debate.

The rational Mets fan, if any still remain, will point to the calendar and say, “It’s Dec. 10, still fairly early in the offseason. Plenty of players are still available. Trust the process, David Stearns will put together a competitive team.”

The New York Mets are reportedly targeting free agent outfielder Kyle Tucker in a massive 10-year, $400 million deal following the departures of Pete Alonso and Edwin Díaz. This aggressive move aims to salvage a disastrous offseason,

With Díaz headed to the Dodgers, the Mets are expected to turn to former Milwaukee Brewers All-Star reliever Devin Williams as their new closer. The Mets signed Williams, who struggled throughout last season with the crosstown Yankees, to a three-year, $51 million contract earlier this month.