John Pagnotta

Going into the offseason, there are several Mets players who don’t have a role or job heading into next season. 

In the first 3 weeks of the 2026 season, the New York Jets have started 1-2, but there are certainly positive signs that have been displayed.

When a misread play, turnover, or a blown fourth-quarter lead occurs, it is common for football fans to yell out the phrase “Same Old Jets” when something is related to the New York Jets.

Through the 2026 season, the Mets finished in last place in the National League East, going a mediocre 74-88.

Through the 2026 season, the Mets finished in last place in the National League East, going a mediocre 74-88.

Heading into the offseason, it looked like the New York Mets were opening the job to a new manager.

With Andy Green being officially hired as the full-time New York Mets manager yesterday, that is one item that can be crossed off David Stearns’ bucket list for the 2026 offseason.

On August 10, Francisco Alvarez was on pace for 20 HR and 50 RBI, and he looked like he had taken a massive step up offensively.

Heading into Monday’s game against the Baltimore Orioles, I didn’t really know what type of atmosphere to expect.

It has been a very up-and-down 2026 for Jonah Tong, but he has a chance to wipe those concerns away over the last few weeks of the season.