The New York Mets could be a part of something new in the MLB, but it is going to be a risky move to start out.

A former MLB All-Star has a trade idea to upgrade the New York Mets starting rotation, but the price is steep.

After an offseason of significant upheaval as far as their big league roster is concerned, the Mets struck a familiar tune Thursday, landing Dominican shortstop Wandy Asigen, MLB Pipeline's No. 2 prospect in the international class.

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The New York Mets made an interesting move on Thursday, signing a left-handed pitcher out of retirement on a two-year minor league deal.

The Philadelphia Phillies weren't thrilled to learn that Bo Bichette spurned their offer to sign a three-year, $126 million deal with the New York Mets (which includes two opt-outs).

After falling short in the Kyle Tucker sweepstakes last week, the Mets wasted no time pivoting. On Friday, they signed former Blue Jays infielder Bo Bichette to a three-year deal worth $126 million. The contract contains no deferrals and opt-outs after the first and second seasons.