Mets' Bo Bichette can make baseball history not done since Jackie Robinson in 1948 originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The New York Mets are trending toward a historic Opening Day starting lineup.

The New York Mets have reportedly shown interest in an intriguing free agent pitcher who posed a 3.77 ERA in 2025.

After striking out in their pursuit of Kyle Tucker, the Mets pivoted in stunning fashion to agreeing to a three-year, $126 million deal for Bo Bichette, with opt-outs after each of the first two

Once feared as baseball's next power broker, the billionaire Mets owner has watched his team lose star players while failing to land replacements

It doesn't sound like the New York Mets are finished adding big names this offseason after signing Bo Bichette to play third base for three-years, $126 million.

Following the end of the 2025 season, Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns took an unofficial poll of executives and coaches throughout the league to find out how the team was viewed throughout a turbulent season. The answer he found laid the foundation for the Mets’ offseason.

Every winter, it seems as though the Mets make offers to elite free agents, only for them to go to the Los Angeles Dodgers instead.

The Mets have a surplus of young talent at multiple positions and their farm system is considered one of the best in baseball. That gives president of baseball operations David Stearns plenty of ammunition to acquire proven commodities who can plug holes and fix weaknesses on the big-league roster.

After the Kyle Tucker and the Bo Bichette news, all the attention has turned to Cody Bellinger and Scott Boras. We know we are close to having the conclusion on the Cody Bellinger Saga, but there are two teams in the race,