Lots of interesting, funny, idiotic, and insightful things were said by the Mets—and about them—recently. Here are some of ...

Stearns credited the organization’s scouting and player development for allowing the team to upgrade before the deadline ...

The New York Mets had perhaps their most successful trade deadline in years. Coming in with a half-game lead over the Philadelphia Phillies for first place in t ...

Not since 2015 had the Mets acted this aggressively to acquire outside talent and improve the big-league roster.

Perched in first place with a mostly healthy roster and one of their most dynamic offensive cores in decades, the Mets ...

On the other side, you have why Stearns was hired by Steve Cohen. His job was not to help the Mets make one playoff or win a division or even a singular title. The idea was to be Dodgers East and make ...

Club president David Stearns was motivated to improve his roster as the franchise seeks to build off its 2024 NLCS run.

If the Mets were going to acquire a starter, it was likely going to have to be someone they viewed as part of their playoff ...

Mendoza said his typical eighth-inning arm could be Ryan Helsley, a power righty who throws 100 mph, has a wipeout slider, ...

While Stearns was blunt about the need to acquire relief help, he didn't express much concern about the struggling lineup, or ...

There’s a special kind of mischief to how the New York Mets operate under David Stearns. Not chaos, not comedy, just the calm, calculated grin of a man who know ...

The Mets didn't use their pitching prospects to acquire starters but are interested in using them to improve their rotation in the push to the postseason, according to president of baseball operations ...