But that's not to say the Mets' offseason was perfect. Given the recent injuries to their starting rotation combined with the question mark about who will start at second base, there's an argument to be made that New York is still 1-2 moves away from producing a truly fantastic winter.

There’s no doubt that the New York Mets underwent massive changes this offseason, but all for the better. In addition

New York Mets infielder Nick Madrigal could miss the entire 2025 season with a fractured left shoulder. Manager Carlos Mendoza told reporters Friday that Madrigal needs surgery to repair his non-throwing shoulder,

New York Mets utility infielder Nick Madrigal will soon undergo shoulder surgery and likely miss the entirety of the upcoming 2025 season, manager Carlos Mendoza told reporters on Friday. Madrigal recently suffered a fractured left shoulder during a split-squad spring game against the Washington Nationals.