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By: Kodai Senga, Mark Vientos
0 seconds of 51 seconds Volume 0% Barring a huge surprise, the Mets will not have nearly as much turnover this offseason as they did last year, when
Tarik Skubal will be the top free agent on the market when it opens five days after the conclusion of the World Series. Count Mets left-hander Zac Thornton among those hoping Skubal lands in Queens.
By: Danny Abriano
The Mets have three finalists for National League Gold Glove awards.
By: Danny Abriano
The Mets should be big players at the very top of the free agent market this offseason, with ace left-hander Tarik Skubal a logical -- and incredibly expensive -- target. But not every player New York signs will be a big name.
By: Danny Abriano
After Marcus Semien's struggles in 2026, the Mets' second base situation is unsettled.
The Mets have interest in reigning NPB MVP Teruaki Sato, who could possibly fill New York's enormous hole at first base.
By: Danny Abriano
The Mets could go mostly internal at first base in 2027 or seek to fill the role via trade or free agency, with Japanese star Teruaki Sato among the available players.
Speaking during the Yankees' end-of-season news conference on Wednesday, owner Hal Steinbrenner said in a roundabout way that he's in favor of MLB adopting a salary cap.
Adrian Morejon has become one of the most dominant relievers in baseball. Should the Mets target him in free agency?
Japanese slugger Teruaki Sato could be a strong Mets fit, with the team having a hole at first base.
