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Lindor’s comments were made to another reporter so they were not his to use. I believe he did reach out to the team for comment.

I'm not saying they need to overhaul all of their systems and processes, but if a team is regressing a year after nearly making it to the World Series, and signing a generational hitter, yeah, it's fair to say they need to reevaluate the way they do some things.

I don't think the tone of the article is inflammatory, no.

While I do think it was overblown, it wasn't irresponsible journalism in the least. The Mets don't need to shed payroll and the Semien trade only makes sense if there's another move coming.

If players keep choosing the Dodgers over the Mets, the team should figure out what they can do to fix that.

Abbey Mastracco: Edwin Diaz loss is a surprising blow for Mets and fans A source confirmed to the Daily News the Mets offered Edwin Diaz three years at $66 million with deferrals, with room to go up. Instead, on Tuesday morning, Diaz took the Dodgers’ deal for th…

Over the last few weeks, the Mets have traded a fan-favorite, fended off questions about clubhouse discord and lost out on Edwin Diaz to the Dodgers.

It might be time for them to take a look at how they operate.

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Edwin Diaz going to the Dodgers has the Mets feeling pretty shocked right now. He had indicated to some he wanted to return to the Mets, but according to a source, he chose the Dodgers' offer instead.

The Mets offered three years at $66 million and were willing to improve it.

Faced with thin free agent pitching market, Mets may have to buck usual trend to improve staff The Mets only have to take a look around the league to see that their short-term fixes might be too short-sighted.

The Mets have made it known they're looking for a frontline starter. Will they be willing to give one more than 2-3 years?

David Stearns on the starting staff, the pitching market, and how he feels about the rotation as it's currently constructed.

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Hello from Orlando! Notes from David Stearns on Day 1 of the winter meetings

- Sounds like Pete Alonso will not be meeting with the Mets this week in Orlando. Stearns said Pete knows them well enough.
- The Mets are looking for an outfielder
- Kodai Senga is having an “outstanding” offseason

Mets’ David Stearns reveals prospect Carson Benge to compete for Opening Day spot at CF Stearns is expected to shed light on his decision-making process.

Much of the Mets offseason will be determined by what happens with Pete Alonso and Edwin Diaz, and if you thought they were going to go after a center fielder... well, maybe think again (key word being "maybe").

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Paul DePodesta brings lessons from Mets as he leaves the NFL for Rockies DePodesta, of “Moneyball” fame, is back in baseball after a 10-year stint in the NFL.

Fame will always follow Paul DePodesta, but the former Mets farm director is now better equipped to handle the attention that comes from the "Moneyball" notoriety.

A decade after leaving the Mets for the NFL, he's ready to revive the Rockies.

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Of note from David Stearns at the GM meetings, it’s too early to read the markets for Pete Alonso and Edwin Diaz. He believes that Alonso can improve defensively. Also said the same about Juan Soto’s outfield defense.

The @nydnunion.bsky.social is at City Hall today trying to protest Alden Global Capital’s greed and fight for a fair contract. We deserve a fair contract with livable wages, affordable healthcare and the ability to hire staff to provide the city with comprehensive coverage it deserves.

Abbey Mastracco: Don’t blame the Dodgers for ruining baseball Abbey Mastracco: Don’t blame the Dodgers for ruining baseball.

It’s not the Dodgers ruining baseball — it’s greed.

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Cleveland’s MLB Field Coordinator and director of defense, base running, and game strategy.

CLE was a top-4 defensive unit by FRV, top-10 by DRS. The Guards also had MLB’s second-best win percentage in close games (.595) - compare that to Mets’ 2025 mark of .487 (19th)

Sounds like a good hire 👌

Source: the Mets are hiring Kai Correa as the bench coach

Mets to promote Jeff Albert to major league hitting role: source The Mets are making an internal hire to lead their major league hitting efforts in 2026 after seeing success with the club’s minor league bats. Jeff Albert will be promoted to a major league …

The Mets are promoting from within, but it appears as though they'll still have two hitting coaches again.

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Mets complete second-half collapse with 4-0 loss to Marlins, eliminated from postseason contention The Mets were eliminated from postseason contention in a 4-0 loss to the Miami Marlins at LoanDepot Park on Sunday afternoon. The Fish rallied for four runs in the fourth inning off of three differ…

"A failure"

"It definitely hurts."

"We're pissed, sad, frustrated — I mean, you name it."

A loss to the Marlins punctuated the Mets' collapse, and showed they have a ways to go before being able to handle prosperity.

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Pete Alonso says he’s opting out of his contract

A double play ends the season for the Mets. A 4-0 loss to the Marlins completes the collapse.

Sean Manaea is out of the game with two on and two out in the bottom of the second. Huascar Brazobán coming in.

Sean Manaea is the starter for the Mets tomorrow in Game 162.

Clay Holmes is through five innings, allowing only one hit and walking three. So far, so good.

Per the Mets, Brett Baty is out of the game with right side soreness

I knew the jokes would write themselves, but it was too cute not to share!

Brett Baty is out of the game in the second inning after grimacing on a swing in the first inning

A little league team that appears to be called the Mets is on the field at Marlins Park. The kids were absolutely geeked to be on the field, one of them turned to me and asked, “is this real? Am I really on a Major League Baseball field?”

These kids are fans for life.

Mets Notebook: Pitchers willing to do ‘whatever it takes’ to help secure Wild Card spot Carlos Mendoza has a tough line to walk this week.

Brooks Raley was told by other teams that he was too much of a risk to sign as a 37-year-old coming off Tommy John last winter. He knew he would prove them wrong when he re-signed with the Mets.

He just struck out the side to hold the lead in a crucial game.

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Look, I'm sorry the Mets lost and all, but this was legit the funniest thing I've seen all week!

An elderly man in a wheelchair on the concourse here at Wrigley Field tried to hit people with his cane to make a lane for his son to push him, but his son grabbed the cane out of his hand and yelled loudly, “Dad stop it, we’ve talked about this!”

Jonah Tong gives up four runs in the third without even getting an out. Richard Lovelady takes over, and once again, the Mets will turn to their bullpen tonight.