So while the Bichette addition eases the pressure to make a needle-moving addition this winter, the Mets presumably aren't done even as we enter the back half of January. Assuming that's the case, what might the Mets be plotting? Let's explore some options for the Mets and Bichette as the winter continues to unwind.

Bichette is expected to play third base for the Mets, MLB Network’s Jon Morosi reports. The contract also includes full no-trade protection, per Heyman.

The Mets’ pivot after losing out on the Kyle Tucker sweepstakes was as swift as it was unexpected. Less than 15 hours after Tucker signed a four-year, $240 million contract with the Dodgers, New York agreed to a three-year,

The New York Mets learned they did not land Kyle Tucker on Thursday, when the outfielder agreed to a four-year, $240 million contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Friday, they pivoted quickly. MORE: Kyle Tucker ends free agency suspense,

The Bo Bichette saga is over as the New York Mets managed to sign the infielder, but what was the cost of the move?

The New York Mets sign two high-ceiling prospects as the 2026 international signing period opens, boosting farm system depth.

MLB analyst Steve Phillips sees the Mets and Orioles battling it out to sign Framber Valdez after Ranger Suárez joined the Red Sox.

The Phillies had agreed to Bo Bichette’s request for a 7-year, $200 million deal last night and believed they would sign him until the Mets swooped in with their 3-year, $126 million offer after losing out in in the Kyle Tucker sweepstakes.

As the baseball world and New York Mets fans await news on Kyle Tucker, the team continued to add depth pieces to solidify their bullpen. On Thursday, the Mets

According to ESPN's Jesse Rogers, the Dodgers signed Kyle Tucker to a four-year contract worth $240 million. Tucker's deal also includes an opt-out after the second year. Los Angeles now has a projected payroll of $413 million for the 2026 season (via FanGraphs ).