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NYM • Pitcher • #64
1 day ago
Boston attempted to slide Criswell through waivers after acquiring Johan Oviedo from the Pirates earlier this week, but their attempt proved to be unsuccessful. The versatile 29-year-old has made 33 appearances (19 starts) for the Red Sox over the past two seasons, posting a 4.00 ERA across 117 innings. Expect him to function in a similar swingman role for the Mets.
NYM • Pitcher • #64
1 day ago
The Red Sox tried to slide Criswell through waivers after acquiring Johan Oviedo from the Pirates on Thursday, but their attempt proved to be unsuccessful. Criswell, 29, has made 33 appearances (19 starts) for the Red Sox over the past two seasons, posting a 4.00 ERA across 117 innings. Expect him to function in a similar swingman role for the Mets.
NYM •
3 days ago
Williams will pitch at the back-end of the bullpen for the Mets in 2026, but whether he will be their closer or set-up man depends whether New York re-signs Edwin Díaz. At this point that seems unlikely, and assuming Williams is the closer, the 31-year-old should be one of the better relief options in fantasy; even after his less-than-spectacular season with the Yankees in 2025.
NYM •
6 days ago
One of the runs scored on a Ronald Acuña Jr. single. It’s Alzolay’s first game action since May 2024, so he was bound to be a little rusty. The former Cubs closer has a chance to be a big part of the Mets bullpen next season, probably in a setup role.
NYM • Pitcher • #34
6 days ago
Sammon adds that the Mets might still trade him prior to next season since his contract only includes a limited 10-team no-trade clause. The soon-to-be 33-year-old righty — owed $28 million over the next two years with a club option for 2028 — profiles as an intriguing fallback option for clubs unwilling to meet the astronomical asking prices at the top of the free-agent starter market. Durability has been an issue since his arrival in the majors, with injuries holding him to just 52 starts across the last three seasons, but he’s been highly effective when available, posting a strong 3.00 ERA, 1.25 WHIP and 320/133 K/BB ratio over 285 innings during that span. New York still lacks a true front-of-the-rotation stabilizer, but they’re overflowing with depth heading into 2026, with top prospects Nolan McLean, Jonah Tong and Brandon Sproat supplementing veterans Clay Holmes, Sean Manaea and David Peterson. And if the Mets manage to land a certifiable ace via free agency or trade, Senga suddenly becomes far more likely to continue his career elsewhere.
Source: The Athletic
NYM • P
7 days ago
The 24-year-old outfielder spent his first seven minor league seasons in the Dodgers’ organization. In 2025, he slashed .251/.326/.456 with 18 homers, 59 RBI, four stolen bases (in 12 attempts) and a 129/39 K/BB ratio across 411 plate appearances between Double-A Tulsa and Triple-A Oklahoma City. He’ll add outfield depth in the upper minors for the Mets.
NYM • Catcher • #15
8 days ago
Stearns told reporters following the trade earlier this week, “beyond the immediate player return part of this deal, we think this opens up possibilities and flexibility for us going forward, both from a near-term perspective and also allowing space for a number of very young outfielders who are coming, who are talented and will deserve spots at the major league level and to play at the major league level.” While he didn’t single out Benge specifically, Stearns said earlier this offseason that the 22-year-old center fielder — who hit .281/.385/.462 with 15 homers and 22 steals over 116 games across three levels last year — will have a legitimate chance to make the Opening Day roster. His power/speed blend — underscored by a strong 105.9 mph 90th-percentile exit velocity at Triple-A — and his direct pathway to everyday at-bats make him a prime late-round target for fantasy managers next spring.
Source: MLB.com
NYM •
11 days ago
Stock heads to New York as organizational depth after making a pair of relief appearances for the Red Sox last season. The 36-year-old journeyman spent most of the year at Triple-A Worcester, recording a strong 3.92 ERA, 1.33 WHIP and 96/36 K/BB.ratio over 85 innings over 19 appearances (15 starts), He’ll compete for a spot in the Mets’ bullpen during spring training.
NYM •
12 days ago
They call him Big-Market Burdi, since he’s gone from the Cubs to the Yankees to the Red Sox and now the Mets since 2023. Well, they should call him that anyway. Burdi pitched 5 1/3 scoreless innings for Boston last season and had a 2.83 ERA and a 45/16 K/BB in 35 innings in Triple-A. He’s always had trouble staying healthy, but he’d be a decent enough fifth or sixth right-hander in the pen when he’s right.
Source: Mike Mayer
NYM • Pitcher • #59
12 days ago
Good news. It seems like Manaea is being written off by some after his oblique and elbow issues and his 5.64 ERA last season, but he had an exceptional 75/12 K/BB in 60 2/3 innings while healthy. Assuming that he has a spot in the Mets rotation, he’ll make a lot of sense as a late-round pick in mixed leagues.
Source: Anthony DiComo
NYM • Infielder • #2
13 days ago
The trade was reported last night and is now official. The Mets are sending the Rangers $5 million to cover some of the $101.25 million Nimmo still has on his contract. While Semien’s offensive production has dipped in the last two years, underlying metrics (and a ballpark upgrade) suggest that he could still be a .250 hitter who has 20 home runs, 10-15 steals, and plays well above-average defense at second base. That last part is a key reason that the Mets acquired him, since they have been adamant that improving their team defense is a key focus for them this offseason.
NYM • Infielder • #2
13 days ago
The trade was reported last night and is now official. The Mets are also sending the Rangers $5 million to cover some of the $101.25 million Nimmo still has on his contract. While Semien’s offensive production has dipped in the last two years, underlying metrics (and a ballpark upgrade) suggest that he could still be a .250 hitter who has 20 home runs, 10-15 steals, and plays well above-average defense at second base. That last part is a key reason that the Mets acquired him, since they have been adamant that improving their team defense is a key focus for them this offseason.
NYM • Infielder • #1
13 days ago
This doesn’t necessarily rule McNeil out for the 2026 Mets, given that he could simply take over for Nimmo in left field, but the team’s goal here appears to be improving the defense and getting more athletic. Trading McNeil seems like an obvious next move for the Mets, and there should be teams interested in acquiring him as a second baseman or an outfielder. He’s due $15.75 million next season, and his contract includes a club option for 2027 at $15.75 million with a $2 million buyout. He’d also get an extra $500,000 upon being traded.
NYM • Outfielder • #15
15 days ago
Taylor will hit free agency after the 2026 season. The 31-year-old posted an ugly .598 OPS in 2025, but still provides value because of his defensive ability.
NYM • Pitcher • #32
16 days ago
The 28-year-old hurler underwent flexor tendon surgery in August and is expected to miss a large portion of the 2026 season. It’s quite possible that the Mets will still look to bring him back on a minor league deal as he recovers from the procedure.
Source: Will Sammon
NYM • Pitcher • #81
16 days ago
Sammon adds that Young recently began throwing and is on track to return during the first half of next season after undergoing Tommy John surgery back in May. The 31-year-old left-hander has recorded a serviceable 4.50 ERA, 1.34 WHIP and 61/21 K/BB ratio across 60 2/3 innings during 63 appearances for the Mets over the past two seasons.
Source: Will Sammon
NYM •
17 days ago
This seemed like a done deal weeks ago, but now it’s finally crossing the finish line. Willard spent the last year working as Boston’s director of pitching after previously being employed by the Twins. He’ll be replacing Jeremy Hefner in New York.
Source: Rob Bradford
NYM • 1B
18 days ago
Here’s the first of many 40-man roster additions, designed to protect Rule 5 eligible players from being selected in next month’s draft, that will take place across the league today. Morabito, a 2022 second-round pick, hit .273/.348/.385 with six homers and 40 steals for Double-A Binghamton last season. He’s probably not a future regular in the majors, but if he continues making gains defensively, he’ll be a nice bench option.
NYM • Pitcher • #47
19 days ago
Montas underwent Tommy John surgery in September, so it’s highly unlikely he was going to pitch in the majors at any point of 2026. This gets him off the 40-man, and the Mets will release him once he clears waivers. He’ll still get his $17 million salary in 2026.
NYM •
20 days ago
A former Yankees prospect, Severino, 31, hasn’t pitched in the U.S. since 2022, when he made his major league debut with the White Sox despite pitching to an 11.40 ERA in Triple-A (he allowed five runs in 7 1/3 innings in his six MLB appearances). However, he’s coming off a fine season in Mexico in which he posted a 2.32 ERA in 42 2/3 innings of relief, and he’s currently up to 5 2/3 scoreless innings in the Dominican Winter League. That’ll get him a look in camp.
Source: Mike Mayer
NYM •
23 days ago
Cluff, 28, was originally a 6th round selection by the Nationals from the 2019 draft class. He spent the entire 2025 season at Triple-A Rochester where he slashed .242/.349/.422 with 12 homers, 40 RBI, 23 swipes and a 110/51 K/BB ratio over 383 plate appearances. He’ll add infield depth during big league camp, but he’ll be fighting a major uphill battle for inclusion on the Mets’ Opening Day roster.
NYM • Infielder • #1
24 days ago
It’s the better of the two kinds of thoracic outlet surgery, so McNeil is already recovering well and is expected to be ready for spring training. There’s been some talk that the Mets might look to move him this winter, but he can be penciled in as the primary second baseman for now.
Source: New York Post
NYM • Pitcher • #34
25 days ago
Sammon makes it clear that the Mets have not stated a desire to trade Senga, but they are willing to listen to trade offers for him. The 32-year-old is only owed $28 million over the next two seasons, which is a reasonable amount for a pitcher with his raw stuff, but he has also dealt with injuries and mechanical concerns over the last couple of seasons. That could be a reason for the Mets to move on, but it could also dampen his value on the market. Of note is that “Senga moved from a full no-trade clause to a limited one this winter, in which he can block trades to 10 franchises.” This appears to be a situation to monitor this off-season.
Source: The Athletic
NYM • Catcher • #15
25 days ago
Benge enjoyed a meteoric rise this past season, emerging as one of the premier prospects in the fantasy landscape after slashing .281/.385/.462 with 15 homers and 22 steals over 116 games across three levels in New York’s system. The 22-year-old outfielder’s blend of power, speed, and advanced plate discipline makes him a potential X-factor for fantasy managers heading into spring training. He’ll likely get a legitimate chance to break camp as the Mets’ starting center fielder — assuming the front office doesn’t land marquee free agent Kyle Tucker this offseason.
Source: Joel Sherman
NYM • 3B
27 days ago
The 32-year-old Rojas has just 83 games of MLB experience, but he led the Triple-A International League with 32 home runs last season while batting .287/.379/.599 with 105 RBI and 15 steals for the Yankees.
Source: Anthony DiComo
NYM •
29 days ago
Alzolay missed the entirety of the 2025 season while recovering from Tommy John reconstructive elbow surgery. The 30-year-old signed a two-year minor league deal with the Mets, and assuming no setbacks this winter, he has a chance to help the New York bullpen — possibly in a high-leverage role — in 2026.
Source: Carlos V. Rodriguez
NYM • Pitcher
about 1 month ago
Castillo heads back to the Big Apple where he made 16 relief appearances this past season. The 29-year-old southpaw bounced around between several clubs last year, making appearances for the Mets, Orioles, Mariners and Diamondbacks. He should compete for a bullpen spot next spring.
NYM • Outfielder
about 1 month ago
Bae appears to fit the mold from a defensive versatility standpoint for a utility role, but he’s batted just .223/.294/.293 with two homers and 37 steals in 163 games at the big-league level since 2022. The 26-year-old former prospect, who was jettisoned from Pittsburgh’s 40-man roster earlier this week, is likely ticketed for Triple-A Syracuse as organizational depth if he makes it through the offseason on New York’s 40-man roster.
NYM • Pitcher • #47
about 1 month ago
This was a given. Montas is likely out for the entire 2026 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery at the end of August. He posted a 6.28 ERA, 1.60 WHIP, and a 32/14 K/BB ratio over 38 2/3 innings for the Mets. He will now spend 2026 with the team, trying to get healthy to land another free agent contract in 2027.