The New York Mets traded away long-time outfielder Brandon Nimmo for Marcus Semien in a one-for-one deal that should heat the hot stove.

As the Mets try to make it back to the playoffs in 2026, New York decided to trade Brandon Nimmo to the Rangers.

The New York Mets made a huge deal on Sunday to acquire former A's shortstop (now second baseman) Marcus Semien from the Texas Rangers, but this trade has left them exposed in left field, while also blocking a couple of players at second base on the depth chart.

A passing grade for each team because Nimmo seems a better fit with the Rangers and Semien a better fit with the Mets, but there’s a reason each player was available in the first place, and it’s hard to think either team is significantly better off after swapping undesirable contracts.

New York Mets enter the offseason with a bold approach as David Stearns hints at significant possibilities for the months ahead.

Brandon Nimmo, who is now a member of the Rangers following a trade on Sunday, called his time with the Mets a “dream” and an “honor.”

The New York Mets face a crucial offseason, potentially losing star Pete Alonso. Minnesota Twins outfielder Byron Buxton emerges as a prime trade targ

The New York Mets could look to shake up their roster this winter as one MLB insider suggests a slew of position players are on the trade block.

The New York Mets got out from under Brandon Nimmo's ugly contract, and addressed a pressing infield need while they were at it by getting Marcus Semien from th

Not only did the New York Mets miss the 2025 MLB playoffs, but they reportedly led all teams in money lost this past season. USA Today’s Bob Nightengale reported on Monday that the Mets lost roughly $350 million. Additionally, Nightengale wrote that the league informed owners that teams lost a collective $1.8 billion last year.

An argument could be made that the Braves’ most significant offseason addition through the first month isn’t even a player, but first base coach Antoan