Despite finishing the first half with the fourth-best rotation ERA in the majors, starting pitching help remains an overlooked need for the New York Mets headin

The Mets have 16 arbitration-eligible players, the most of any National League team. The high count is partly a byproduct of acquiring older, experienced players for gaps that couldn’t be filled ...

Here’s a closer look at the biggest contracts in Mets history and the impact these players have had on the team. 5 Biggest Mets Contracts in Mets History Jacob deGrom: 5 years, $137.5 million

The New York Mets entered the All-Star break on their last leg, or in this case, last arm. They’ve already cycled through 36 different pitchers, the most of any

Why is he the face of contract deferrals when so many others have cashed in too? Bobby Bonilla was a four-time All-Star when he originally joined the Mets after the 1991 season, with a five-year, $29 million deal that made him the highest-paid player in baseball.

Theoretical contract: one year, $24 million (with club options for $28 million in 2024 and $32 million in 2025) left on a five-year, $86 million contract This comes from the same story linked above.

Bonilla is celebrated every July 1 because that's the day the Mets have to pay him $1.2 million. Bonilla hasn't played in the majors since 2001, but he receives yearly checks from the Mets after agreeing to a deferred deal with the team in 2000.

Both Scherzer and Verlander were traded at the Aug. 1 deadline for prospects with Cohen agreeing to eat the remainder of their salaries in 2023 plus a combined $45.8 million in 2024, according to ...

What does the Mets making 2024 more of a “transition year,” as some around the club have called it, mean for players under contract only through next season?

Here is what you should know about Soto’s Mets contract. Juan Soto will receive a $75 million signing bonus. This is another way Cohen’s wealth makes a difference.. Players like signing ...