Nimmo was dealt to the Rangers for veteran second baseman Marcus Semien. Then, during the Winter Meetings earlier this month, both closer Edwin Díaz (Dodgers) and Mets all-time home run leader Pete Alonso (Orioles) signed with new teams on the open market.

There has been a lot of speculation that Cody Bellinger could be the latest former Yankees player to join the New York Mets. While it appears that the Yankees

Jorge Polanco indicated he is ready to take over for Pete Alonso as the New York Mets' first baseman despite never having played a full MLB game at the position.

Jorge Polanco details his positional shift and excitement to join a winning Mets squad, aiming to fill a crucial infield void.

According to Passan, "The New York Mets will receive a rookie-ball arm in the deal that sends Jeff McNeil to the A's, sources tell ESPN. The Mets also will be sending cash to help cover McNeil's $15.75 million salary, plus the $2 million buyout on a club option for next year."

The New York Mets’ roster remodel is far from complete — and it seems like they’ve eyed a position group to augment.

From the outset of this offseason, Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns made it clear that he wants to keep Carson Benge in his plans. “When you have good players at the upper levels of the Minor Leagues,

One MLB insider views free agent outfielder Cody Bellinger as a potential fit for the New York Mets this offseason.