Sources: Last night the Mets submitted an offer in the 3 year, $120 million range for Kyle Schwarber. It is unclear if this was their final offer.

Sources: Free-agent outfielder Mike Yastrzemski and the Atlanta Braves are closing in on a deal.

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From @WillSammon, “League sources described the Winter Meetings as slow for the Mets, at least on the acquisition side.”

From @WillSammon, “The Mets hold interest in free agent reliever Tyler Rogers and continued to check in on free agent Robert Suarez, among others, league sources said. Price matters.”

From @WillSammon, “The Mets hold some interest in St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Lats Nootbaar, league sources said”

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Sherrone Moore has been fired by Michigan, per @DanWetzel and @AdamSchefter. The firing is set to be for cause.

Mets are showing interest in Tyler Rogers, the one deadline pickup who performed superbly. Unsurprisingly, Rogers has a very strong market.

The Mets always seemed lukewarm at best about bringing back Pete Alonso this offseason. One first-base solution they’ve floated internally: a platoon of Jeff McNeil (who plays everywhere) and free agent Paul Goldschmidt.

There is widespread trade interest on #Rockies OF Brenton Doyle. The #Padres, #Phillies, #Mets and #Yankees among many other teams have called, league source tells me.

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I’d like the Mets to go out and get Kazuma Okamoto. I think he’d fit really well on this roster. No, that’s not all they should do…they need a lot more than that. But he’d fit this roster well.

Source: The Mets never made an offer as it became clear to them that Alonso was getting bids for more dollars and years than in their comfort zone.

A Pete Alonso re-union in 2026 always felt unlikely. Mets interest in bringing him back was limited from the start, they only wanted to give him 3 years. Now, the Mets must replace him…and Diaz. A tall task to begin the offseason.

BREAKING: First baseman Pete Alonso and the Baltimore Orioles are finalizing a five-year, $155 million contract, sources tell ESPN. Alonso leaves the Mets to make a loaded AL East even better.

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Free-agent reliever Kyle Finnegan and the Detroit Tigers are in agreement on a two-year, $19 million contract that can max out at $20 million, according to sources familiar with the deal.

Free-agent reliever Kyle Finnegan closing in on agreement with Tigers, source tells @TheAthletic

This is an absolutely massive loss for the Mets scouting department. Congrats to Tommy in Colorado, a great new gig for him.

The Pirates and left-hander Gregory Soto are in agreement on a one-year, $7.75 million contract, sources tell ESPN. Soto, 30, had a 4.18 ERA in 70 appearances for the Orioles and Mets last season.

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UPDATE The split between Edwin Díaz and the Mets started when the pitcher "did not get a call giving him a heads up" about the decision to sign reliever Devin Williams, per @JeffPassan

Trade talks for Marlins’ Edward Cabrera heating up, with Orioles in the mix. Story with @WillSammon.

The Mets did not crack the top 6 of the MLB Draft lottery Their first pick now drops 10 spots and they will pick No. 27 overall in the 2026 MLB Draft