The New York Mets spent much of 2025 searching for consistency, but at least they can say two of their players belong in the defensive elite. MLB and Rawlings announced the finalists for the 2025 Gold Glove Awards on Wednesday, and two Mets, pitcher David Peterson and catcher Luis Torrens, are in that group.

The 6-foot-5 pitcher has worked his way in the Mets’ starting rotation in each of the last few seasons, but sometimes struggles to last deep into a game. There’s been talk that he could be transitioned into a bullpen pitcher, but his brother, Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Trevor Megill, thinks Tylor belongs in the rotation.

There is going to be a lot of attention given to the New York Mets' pitching staff this offseason, namely their starting rotation. A major reason the Mets suffe

The Mets have made their first player move of the offseason, signing left-handed reliever Joe Jacques to a minor league deal that includes an invitation to big league spring training.

The New York Mets announced two additions to manager Carlos Mendoza's staff on Wednesday. Kai Correa is the new bench coach and Jeff Albert will serve as director of major league hitting. On Oct. 3, the Mets purged the coaching staff after tumbling from first place in the National League East all the way out of the postseason picture.

As the offseason begins, the Reds are already finding themselves mixed up in trade rumors. Their ace, Hunter Greene, is buzzing as a name to watch on the trade block, but it might not make too much sense. Still, the Reds could listen to offers for Greene if teams are going to be willing to pay a king's ransom to land him.

What should be a months-long bullpen overhaul began on Wednesday for the Mets, who agreed to terms with sidearm left-hander Joe Jacques on a Minor League contract, a source told MLB.com. The deal, which is worth a prorated $800,

After another season of not having a player solidify themselves as the everyday third baseman, should the New York Mets look for external options for the positi

Thursday marks an overlooked anniversary for the Mets, although it is one that should actually be laser-locked in the organizational memory and summoned every day.

While Nolan McLean, Jonah Tong, and Brandon Sproat emerged on the scene for the Mets in 2025, there is another wave of pitching prospects on the horizon.