David Vassegh reported that the Mets will be “heavily pursuing” Imai, a note that quickly spread after being amplified by Mets Batflip on social media. The source is interesting in itself. Vassegh covers the Dodgers, one of the Mets’ biggest threats in any international free-agent pursuit.

The New York Mets quietly signed former New York Yankees prospect Anderson Severino to a minor league deal. Likely once known as “the other Severino” back when

The Mets aren’t making known their plans for Pete Alonso, or any plans beyond Alonso should he go elsewhere in free agency. But if their Plan B was to try for Josh Naylor, that option is no longer possible.

For the Mets, he was more than his stat line. From 2008 through 2015, Murphy became part of the team’s everyday heartbeat. He hit to all fields, adjusted constantly, and didn’t shy away from big moments. Fans still recall the way he seemed to lift the Mets at the perfect time, even if his truly best years came in Washington.

It’s easy to know what the New York Mets should do with Nolan McLean and Jonah Tong. McLean proved he is a big leaguer. Tong showed he needs more than two start

With the offseason in full swing across Major League Baseball, the New York Mets are expected to be very active in free agency and the trade market. After a dis

The Los Angeles Dodgers need to add to their bullpen, and they could pluck a superstar from the New York Mets to do so.

The New York Mets may have an unexpected threat this offseason in their pursuit to keep Pete Alonso around.

The Athletics can use some upgrades at a few of spots around the diamond, and two of those areas of need are second and third base. With uncertainty for the New York Mets at first base now that Pete Alonso has hit free agency again, it's unlikely that last year's A's target, Brett Baty, will be as talked about this winter.