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David Stearns, the Mets' new baseball president, is tasked with cleaning up a franchise that has suffered back‑to‑back poor offseasons. Drawing on his success in Milwaukee, he now faces a messy situation that will be addressed from the team's headquarters on 41 Seaver Way.
Pete Alonso’s five‑year, $155 million contract with the Baltimore Orioles reshapes the team’s outlook, while the New York Mets grapple with an offensive slump after his departure.
Mets owner Steve Cohen confirmed that David Stearns will remain in his role for the duration of his contract despite calls for him to step down, even as the team endures its most challenging stretch in recent memory.
Steve Cohen confirmed David Stearns will remain president of baseball operations as the New York Mets flirt with a second straight playoff absence, with key players struggling and fan criticism mounting.
Former Mets coach Eric Chavez has publicly criticized General Manager David Stearns for perceived leadership failures, citing Juan Soto’s isolated behavior, pay‑cut demands and a series of roster shake‑ups that have left the franchise reeling.
Despite a dismal start to the season and the recent firing of manager Carlos Mendoza, David Stearns says he is not considering resignation, while the organization prepares a comprehensive managerial search.
A look at the Mets’ steep decline, front‑office reshuffles and the moves being considered to restore competitiveness
The New York Mets dismissed manager Carlos Mendoza amid a prolonged slump, with president David Stearns assuring his own job security and promising a deeper analysis by Jay Jaffe.
After a 34‑47 start and the highest payroll in baseball, the New York Mets dismiss manager Carlos Mendoza and tap Andy Green as skipper, with president David Stearns promising a comprehensive overhaul.
The New York Mets dismissed manager Carlos Mendoza on Tuesday, ending a tenure that began with a National League Championship Series appearance in 2024 but quickly unraveled into the franchise’s most disappointing campaign in decades, a move that comes as the club sits 13 games under .500 despite the highest payroll in baseball.
Huascar Brazobán’s late‑season acquisition has transformed the Mets’ bullpen, posting a 1.91 ERA and forming a potent setup duo with Luke Weaver.
With Freddy Peralta’s solid 3.63 ERA and the Cubs’ defensive prowess, New York is exploring a trade that would bring catcher Moises Ballesteros, prospect Brody McCullough and outfielder Jonathan Long to Queens.
New York Mets may move veteran Freddy Peralta to Chicago, where his stats and the Cubs' defensive strength could boost his fantasy value.
The New York Mets have stumbled through the first two months of the 2026 season, but recent improvements and expert forecasts suggest a possible late‑season surge.
From a Platinum Glove award to a league‑leading on‑base percentage, Brice Turang’s understated impact is reshaping the Brewers’ outlook as they chase another NL Central title.
Cacti Park in West Palm Beach has been crowned Florida’s top spring‑training venue, drawing fans with affordable tickets and memorabilia while the Astros and Nationals showcase emerging talent. Injuries, college breakthroughs, and off‑season rumors add layers to the season’s narrative.
David Stearns is expected to address the Mets' dismal performance and promote A.J. Ewing during a media session before a crucial homestand.