jillian59+FollowNY Mets’ left field shakeup: What’s next?The Mets’ search for left field solutions has taken some wild turns lately. After rumors swirled about a Ketel Marte trade, it turns out the team was also eyeing Brendan Donovan for the spot—despite his limited outfield experience. Now, with Arizona shutting down Marte talks and the Mets shifting Brett Baty into new roles, it’s clear the front office is prioritizing versatility over traditional defense. Is this the right move for a team looking to contend, or are they playing with fire by moving infielders to the outfield? Let’s hear your take on the Mets’ strategy! #Sports #Baseball #Mets10Share
Cassandra Reed+FollowMets, Mariners Eye Blockbuster Baty-Brash SwapLooks like the Mets and Mariners could be cooking up a trade that’s got both fanbases buzzing! ESPN’s latest bold prediction has Seattle sending fireballer Matt Brash and top prospect Jurrangelo Cijntje to Queens for Brett Baty, who’s been squeezed out of third by Bo Bichette. With the Mets needing bullpen help and the M’s desperate for a hot corner upgrade, this deal could shake up both rosters. Would you pull the trigger? #Sports #Baseball #Mets21Share
Cassandra Reed+FollowLuis Garcia Joins Mets: Bullpen Shakeup!Big news for Mets fans: World Series champ Luis Garcia, fresh off a wild ride with the Dodgers, Nats, and Angels, is heading to Queens on a one-year deal. After LA let him go midseason, Garcia bounced back with a sub-2.00 ERA for the Nats and Halos. Can the veteran righty bring that fire to the Mets’ pen and help them outduel their NL East rivals? Let’s talk bullpen battles and what this means for the Mets’ playoff push! #Sports #Baseball #Mets00Share
Maria Chavez+FollowMets eye another big arm after Peralta tradeThe Mets just shook up their pitching staff by landing Freddy Peralta, but the buzz is they might not be done yet. There’s talk about Zac Gallen, a New Jersey native with Cy Young potential, joining the rotation next. Even though Gallen had a rough 2025, he’s proven he can be elite, and a short-term deal could be a smart move for the Mets—adding depth without a long commitment. With all these changes, do you think the Mets are finally building a rotation that can compete, or is there still work to do? #Sports #Baseball #Mets10Share
Tammy Sellers+FollowMets’ clever move keeps Lovelady in the foldThe Mets just pulled off a savvy roster move with Richard Lovelady, timing his DFA so he’s likely to stay in the organization. With most teams’ rosters and payrolls full, and Lovelady’s split contract making him less tempting to claim, the Mets are playing the long game. Once the 60-day IL opens up in a few weeks, they’ll have more roster flexibility. It’s a reminder of how much timing and strategy goes into even the smallest MLB transactions. What do you think—smart business or just shuffling deck chairs? #Sports #Baseball #Mets00Share
Timothy Huff MD+FollowMets’ Bold Move: Eyeing Pirates’ Bubba Chandler?Mets fans, did you catch Joel Sherman’s latest? Apparently, the Amazins made a play for Pirates’ top arm Bubba Chandler this offseason—think of it as trying to snag another team’s Nolan McLean! With the farm already stacked, it’s wild to see Stearns swinging for a big upgrade. Would you have traded Sproat and Jett Williams for Chandler? Hard to imagine the Bucs letting him go, but it shows the Mets are open to anything to get better. #Sports #Baseball #Mets00Share
terrysharon+FollowMets finally flip the script on Scott BorasSteve Cohen and the Mets are taking a bold new approach this offseason: they’re refusing to let super-agent Scott Boras run the show. Instead of getting dragged into marathon negotiations that stall the roster and crank up the pressure, Cohen is drawing a line—no more desperate February deals just because the calendar says so. The Mets are showing they’ll walk away from risky contracts, even if it means moving on from big names. It’s a refreshing shift that could mean smarter, less stressful offseasons for fans. What do you think—should more teams take this stand? #Sports #Baseball #Mets11Share
Tammy Sellers+FollowMets fans react to creative force leaving SNYLongtime SNY producer John DeMarsico, the mind behind those movie-like Mets broadcasts, is out after 17 years—right as the team makes big roster moves. Fans are stunned and frustrated, calling his departure a blow to the unique way Mets games have been brought to life on TV. DeMarsico’s creative vision turned every pitch into a cinematic moment, and many feel the broadcast just won’t be the same. With all the excitement around new signings, this sudden change behind the scenes has sparked a real debate: does a great broadcast team matter as much as the players on the field? #Sports #Baseball #Mets00Share
Tammy Sellers+FollowCarson Benge’s secret offseason: Training with MLB royaltyCarson Benge isn’t just making waves as the Mets’ top outfield prospect—he’s sharpening his game with the Holliday family, one of baseball’s most respected dynasties. Before reporting early to Port St. Lucie, Benge spent the winter hitting alongside Matt Holliday and his sons, Jackson and Ethan, both top prospects themselves. This kind of dedication, especially training with players who know what it takes to succeed at the highest level, shows why the Mets are keeping Benge off the trade table. Could this be the edge that lands him a spot on the Opening Day roster? What do you think about prospects learning from MLB legends? #Sports #Baseball #Mets20Share
terrysharon+FollowInside the Mets’ wild offseason pivotsThe Mets nearly took a totally different path this winter—imagine Brendan Donovan in left field and Chris Bassitt or Zac Gallen back on the mound! Instead, late deals for Bo Bichette and Freddy Peralta changed everything, keeping the team from giving up even more draft picks. Now, Brett Baty faces a battle for playing time, and the rotation looks stronger than it has in years. If you were running the Mets, would you have stuck with Plan B or rolled the dice on these blockbuster trades? Let’s hear your take on how these moves shape the team’s future! #Sports #Baseball #Mets00Share
