The New York Mets began 2025 with visions of a contender. For two and a half months, they looked the part—steamrolling opponents and reminding fans of the franchise’s potential. But by the time the dust settled, the Mets were left staring at an 83-79 record, missing the postseason entirely after a summer collapse that stretched from mid-June into September.

That kind of disappointment doesn’t just fade. It lingers in the clubhouse, in the front office, and in the stands. And on Friday, Mets leadership made it clear they’re not letting it carry over into 2026.

Mendoza Stays, But the Staff Changes

President of baseball operations David Stearns confirmed earlier this week that manager Carlos Mendoza would keep his role at the helm. But even with Mendoza safe, few around the team expected t

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