Would the New York Mets be a good landing spot for this star pitcher in free agency?

The New York Mets and Boston Red Sox were once rivals, competing over the same pool of players, but after three moves, they are now set up as perfect trade partners.

New York Mets are reportedly eyeing two power-hitting outfielders as trade targets to boost depth and add much-needed lineup punch

An eventful 3-month stretch reshaped the Mets in unexpected ways as executves sought flexibility on the field and in their decision-making.

The New York Mets were aggressive in their pursuit of starting pitching this offseason, landing Freddy Peralta. A new report shows that the Mets also made their rounds in other avenues over the past few months.

The Mets signed center fielder Luis Robert Jr. from the White Sox even though he has suffered a massive dip offensively.

Meet the new Mets. The New York Mets’ roster makeover is all but complete. There is always a chance president of baseball operations David Stearns will make more moves. But the player position group appears mostly set, and the pitching staff looks similarly close to ready for spring training.

At some point this offseason, Freddy Peralta figured a team would trade for him. He’s pleased that it wound up being the Mets. “It’s a different market, different city,” Peralta said Tuesday on an introductory video call.

During an ESPN round table discussion, commentator David Schoenfield said he believes the Seattle Mariners will package a pair of pitchers to acquire Brett Baty