The New York Mets are heading into the 2026 MLB season with World Series goals in mind. After an aggressive offseason, the roster is in place that makes them a top-tier contender to begin the year.During the offseason,

The Mets on Sunday informed reliever Craig Kimbrel that he will not make their Opening Day roster, though it remains unclear if the likely future Hall of Famer will remain in the organization.

The New York Mets are setting up their bullpen for Opening Day this week, and today they informed reliever Craig Kimbrel that he won’t be making the roster, according to a report from Anthony DiComo of MLB.

Opening Day is just one week away for the New York Mets. The Mets open up the regular season at home at Citi Field against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Thursday, M

The New York Mets informed right-handed reliever Craig Kimbrel that he didn't make the team's Opening Day roster, manager Carlos Mendoza told reporters Sunday. The nine-time All-Star was trying to secure a bullpen spot.

Brujan appears likely to fill the last spot on the Mets' bench with Mike Tauchman (knee) headed for surgery, Tim Britton of The Athletic reports. Tauchman's strong spring, along with an even more impressive camp for top prospect Carson Benge,

The New York Mets have a ton of talent in their batting lineup, and there are a lot of ways they could construct it for the 2026 MLB season. That's a lot different than these players might've been lined up in a more classical baseball order.

The 2026 New York Mets schedule ignores NL East teams for a full month's worth of games.