The New York Mets are expected to part ways with Jeff McNeil and Pete Alonso this offseason in a pair of moves that are expected to hurt the fanbase's feelings.

Changes are likely coming to the New York Mets this offseason. Here's what i'm hearing regarding the team's plans this winter after missing out on the postseas

The New York Mets need an ace, but would they be willing to give up a haul for one of the best players in baseball?

Starting Monday, baseball’s top executives, including Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns, will descend on the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Las Vegas for the 2025-26 general managers’ meetings — the unofficial start of the offseason.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/mets/onsi as David Stearns' 2-word message may have sealed Pete Alonso's Mets future. When speaking with the media after the New York Mets' season ended without making the playoffs, David Stearns was extremely clear about where his roster came up short in 2025.

Even if the Mets do lose Edwin Díaz in free agency, they won’t come away completely empty-handed. The Mets on Thursday made the obvious move of extending Díaz a qualifying offer, which is a one-year contract worth $22.

After the 2022 season, New York and the closer agreed to a new five-year contract before free agency even opened. This year, the two sides couldn’t come to terms as swiftly, and the Mets extended Díaz the $22.05 million qualifying offer on Thursday.

The Mets are looking to upgrade their rotation this winter and one MLB insider believes they prefer to do so via the trade market.

The New York Mets have announced their 2026 spring training schedule, which includes 29 Grapefruit League games beginning Saturday, February 21, at Clover Park in Port St. Lucie against the Miami Marlins. The schedule features 15 home games at Clover Park and includes matchups with division rivals and international competition.