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In the Mets’ own best scenario, they bring back Jacob deGrom. But if he doesn't return, they would like to land Carlo Rodon or Justin Verlander.

The Mets are getting face time – virtually – with another one of the top pitchers on the free-agent market.

The Mets' staff shakeup continues as the bullpen coach parts ways with the team.

Baseball’s offseason is here, which means rumors are flying. Few teams have more questions — and perhaps opportunities (thanks, Steve Cohen) — than the Mets, who need firepower at the plate and on the mound. Will Jacob deGrom return to the rotation? Could he be replaced or even joined by Justin Verlander? If Brandon Nimmo...

The Mets are making a few big changes in the coaching staff.

A big-spending team is getting some face-to-face time with Justin Verlander.

While the winter meetings will take place on the West Coast, all eyes will be on Aaron Judge and Jacob deGrom at the top of the free-agent market.

The Metkees aren’t half bad, are they? What about a football mash-up — let’s call ’em the Jints.

Edwin Diaz’s record contract for a closer has settled the Mets’ most prominent bullpen need, but the team remains on the hunt for help ahead of him.

Meet Mookie Wilson of Legacy Catering, a business founded this year by Wilson and his family.

Just as there are reasons for the Yankees not to pursue Jacob deGrom, there are reasons for the Mets not to focus on Aaron Judge.

Owners of the Yankees and Mets are competing in a new kind of subway series. But this one isn’t over bragging rights — the winner could wind up with one of the city’s coveted casino licenses.

Where is Jacob deGrom going? Here's what the oddsmakers think.

The first of the Mets’ free agents is officially headed elsewhere.

Aaron Judge, the biggest free agent on the market this winter, isn’t considered a victim of collusion between the Mets and Yankees.