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An easy way David Stearns can help appease fed up NY Mets fans (opens the original)
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New York Mets fans got an ugly reminder of David Stearns's worst tendencies when Pete Alonso crushed his 300th career home run at what used to be his home ballpark. Alongside celebrating an old friend's milestone accomplishment, Mets fans chanted "FIRE STEARNS" throughout the evening as they finally gave voice to their fury over the president of baseball operations' mishandling of the polar bear, which led to him signing in Baltimore last offseason. Whether fans would actually like to see Stearn
The NY Mets trade train that led them to their new number one prospect (opens the original)
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The New York Mets did what they could to salvage a deeply disappointing 2026 season last month with a trade deadline fire sale that saw them ship out a number of veterans from their roster. Those deals injected plenty of young talent into their farm system, but none was more impressive than infield prospect Jefferson Rojas, who was a consensus top-100 talent with the Cubs before being dealt. While most of the focus, naturally, has been on the deal between the Cubs and Mets that actually brought
Tarik Skubal's LA Dodgers teammate could lure the NY Mets into a familiar trap (opens the original)
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The trade deadline was busy all across MLB. While the New York Mets had a busy deadline full of ups and downs, most of the national attention was focused on the Dodgers landing two-time Cy Young award winner Tarik Skubal for a prospect package that many saw as a bit light. While he's a Dodger for the short-term, Skubal's long-term fate remains up in the air with free agency on the horizon in November. As a big market club with payrolls that often rival the Dodgers, the Mets will surely be connec
If the NY Mets trade Francisco Lindor this winter, these teams could make sense (opens the original)
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The trade deadline has come and gone. As the New York Mets play out the final weeks of their disastrous 2026 season, eyes are already going to be turning towards 2027, where brighter days hopefully lie. That means both celebrating some of the great prospect additions the team made like infielder Jefferson Rojas, but it also means looking ahead at playing time for youngsters down the stretch and future transactions that could build on the moves made this summer. Of course, there's a cloud looming
Red Sox roster cut makes this NY Mets trade candidate even more realistic for Boston (opens the original)
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Amid a season that has turned out to be disastrous for the New York Mets, president of baseball operations David Stearns and his front office now must turn their attention towards the trade deadline, where they're all but guaranteed to sell off plenty of pieces. While the asking price should be kept high for controllable pieces like Luke Weaver, the same can't be said for the team's rental pieces. Those players need to be either traded or allowed to walk for nothing. That includes lefty Brooks R
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