Could the Mets land the perfect first-base replacement if Pete Alonso heads to free agency? Here's the latest scoop.

It's no secret that longtime New York Mets slugger Pete Alonso is going to exercise the player option of the two-year, $54 million deal he signed with the Mets

Mike Piazza’s 1998 season with the Mets reignited the franchise, earning him another Silver Slugger and fueling a thrilling Wild Card chase that brought New York baseball back to life.

"Lefty Anthony Kay, the Mets' 2016 first-round pick, is expected to return to MLB after two years in Japan," Heyman wrote on X. "He led NPB this year in groundball rate (57.8%) while setting Yokohama's single season ERA record (1.74) and pitching 155 innings. His fastball averaged 94.6 MPH."

With center field one of many positions the New York Mets need to address this offseason, this MLB insider reported what the team's 'short-term' plans may be. D

Many MLB players keep their dream alive by heading overseas. That's exactly the career path former New York Mets pitcher Anthony Kay took. Kay, once a former fi

Former Mets pitcher Anthony Kay is looking to return to Major League Baseball. After spending the last two seasons playing overseas in Japan, the left-hander is seeking a MLB contract, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post. In Nippon Professional Baseball this season, the 30-year-old posted a 1.74 ERA across 155 innings.

A trade pitch sees the New York Mets complete a deal for Milwaukee Brewers ace Freddy Peralta, fresh off a 2.70 ERA season

In exchange for Rogers, the Mets gave up big leaguer Jose Butto as well as prospects Drew Gilbert and Blade Tidwell. Gilbert and Tidwell were both coached by Vitello at Tennessee before getting drafted by the Houston Astros (Gilbert) and Mets (Tidwell).