Mets veteran Jeff McNeil has been on the trade block this offseason and the odds of him being moved increased after the Brandon Nimmo deal.

Whenever a star Mets player hits free agency, the Yankees tend to creep into the conversation whether they’re legitimately involved or not. The idea of Alonso in pinstripes never really made sense given how the Yankees are built and where their money is already committed,

The Mets lost one of their free agents on Thursday when the right-handed reliever finalized a one-year contract with the Padres.

Kyle Tucker, the offseason's No. 1 free agent, visited the Blue Jays' spring training complex in Dunedin, Fla., on Wednesday, reports FanSided. The visit indicates sincere mutual interest, though, as Sportsnet notes,

With multiple vacancies in their outfield, the high-spending Mets are a possible landing spot for top free agents like Cody Bellinger and Kyle Tucker. Another way to import a proven commodity this winter would be to trade for an outfielder.

Free agency didn't go as Pete Alonso hoped last winter, but it's a whole new offseason now. And things are looking up already for the long-time New York Met.

The New York Mets and Edwin Diaz seem to be slipping away as the team has shown interest in a top free agent pitcher.

Former New York Mets manager had quite the interesting comparison for Jeff McNeil and Francisco Lindor amid chemistry questions.