Pete Alonso and the Mets finalized their $54 million, two-year contract Wednesday. Also, president of baseball operations David Stearns confirmed that Jose Iglesias is unlikely to return to the team this year.

Find the person who builds an impenetrable bullpen and you find someone who can accomplish anything. David Stearns made his usual flurry of organizational additions, but many of those newcomers to the New York Mets who’ll be candidates to throw in relief will spend much of the season in the minor leagues.

It should be a fun summer at Citi Field watching Pete contribute to a great lineup and chase the franchise home run record.” Alonso has hit 226 homers. Darryl Strawberry owns the Mets’ all-time mark with 252.

In January it was reported that the New York Mets had been in contact with the Toronto Blue Jays regarding superstar slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 'The Mets ha

OMGoodbye. A desire to evaluate younger players while maintaining roster flexibility led to the Mets backing away from Jose Iglesias this offseason, according to president of baseball operations David Stearns.

David Stearns made it about as official as can be yesterday. Jose Iglesias will not be a part of the 2025 New York Mets. Well, we can always hope for a trade de

Days before Pete Alonso agreed to return to the Mets, he met at a Tampa social club with his agent, Scott Boras, Mets owner Steve Cohen and president of baseball operations David Stearns. The agenda was simple.

Less than 10 days into the 2024 season, the New York Mets were forced to sign veteran Julio Teherán to patch up their injury-depleted rotation. They made addres

A week ago, David Stearns and Steve Cohen sat down with Pete Alonso and his agent, Scott Boras, at a tony social club in Tampa.

After months of speculation, it seems the “OMG” era has come to an end for the New York Mets. On Wednesday, Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns

After Mets right-hander Frankie Montas went down with a “high-grade lat strain,” an unforeseen spring training competition emerged. The current Mets regime, led by president of baseball operations David Stearns and manager Carlos Mendoza aren’t panicking.