Tim Britton is a senior writer for The Athletic covering the New York Mets. With extensive experience in Major League Baseball since 2009, he focuses on team sports, competitive sports, and the business of professional sports. Tim's work has been featured in notable outlets including BVM Sports, The New York Times, and NBC Sports Boston.
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By: Tim Britton
“You're a traitor to your home fans, and you're a homer to the road fans,” broadcaster Brian Anderson said.
By: Tim Britton, Levi Wallace, Sam Blum
Welcome to The Windup, The Athletic's MLB newsletter.
By: Tim Britton
Three members of the Mets' coaching staff won't return to their roles in 2027 but the rest of the group is expected to be back next season.
Welcome to The Windup, The Athletic's MLB newsletter.
By: Tim Britton
With the financial uncertainty in baseball top of mind, let's look at the Mets’ payroll heading into 2027 and beyond.
By: Tim Britton
If a cap were coming in two years, the Mets would presumably offer the aggressive, short-term deals they’ve preferred lately.
By: Tim Britton
Ron Darling preps by studying outings by both teams’ best starters — the ones he’ll have to dive deep on in a postseason game.
By: Tim Britton
The starting pitching market can hold its own, but this year's group of position players is almost unprecedentedly bad.
By: Tim Britton
Murray-Willis loves how his work can connect different audiences. You don’t have to love baseball to enjoy these ads.
By: Chad Jennings, Tim Britton, Stephen J. Nesbitt
In way-too-early fashion, we ranked all 30 teams based on how they stack up once free agents are removed from rosters. So who's on top? Duh.
