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New York Mets fans were driven to madness this week by the losses of Edwin Díaz and Pete Alonso in back-to-back days. The two departures came on the heels of Br

Failing to add Pete Alonso and trading Brandon Nimmo might be the best opportunity for the Mets to sign a lefty.

Having shockingly missed out on the playoffs in 2025, the New York Mets' offseason has not gone how fans would have hoped.

The Mets' surprising trade of Brandon Nimmo seems to have established a theme for New York: “Anything would be realistic right now.”

Nimmo opened up and showed a bit of the big personality Rangers fans have heard about in a new social media video.

The New York Mets' ability to execute a trade of Brandon Nimmo for Marcus Semien wasn't so simple as agreeing to a deal with the Texas Rangers, and that being t

This exercise highlights the need for something big — something that goes against the grain of what the Mets have indicated this offseason.

Pete Alonso and Edwin Diaz signed with other teams in free agency while Brandon Nimmo was traded in an offseason deal.