Projections disagree on his exact role, but that uncertainty highlights the Mets’ advantage. Scott can be eased in as a multi-inning relief weapon, a spot starter, or rotation depth when injuries inevitably strike. If his pre-surgery form returns, the Mets may find they’ve effectively added a deadline-quality arm without making a single trade.

The New York Mets starting rotation was their weak point in 2025, but Clay Holmes expects that to change this year. Holmes spoke highly of the Mets rotation and especially new staff ace Freddy Peralta ahead of pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training in Port St.

Here we are with the 2026 Mets, who feel to some degree like a result of David Stearns channeling Mary Shelley.

It only took the New York Mets one day to lose two trade opportunities and gaine a new one.

Mets fans are roasting Luke Weaver as he showed up to the team's spring training with a Yankees bag, who is his former team.

When Tobias Myers came over with new Mets ace Freddy Peralta in the trade that sent Jett Williams and Brandon Sproat to the Brewers, New York got a pitcher who's not only versatile but has high upside in whichever role he's deployed in.

Former Mets prospect Jett Williams lands in Brewers’ projected lineup after a trade, creating a familiar spring training path similar to Carson Benge with the Mets.

The New York Mets’ new pitcher was clinging to a part of his New York Yankees past as he reported to Spring Training.

What do FanGraphs’ projections say about the New York Mets’ chances in 2026?

There are two reasons why the New York Mets aren't in a scramble to trade a starting pitcher away.

The team has parted ways with long-time stars Edwin Diaz, Pete Alonso, Jeff McNeil and Brandon Nimmo, while bringing in newcomers Freddy Peralta, Marcus Semien, Jorge Polanco, Bo Bichette, Devin Williams and others.