As the hot stove heats up this offseason, the New York Yankees are expected to be an aggressive team throughout the winter. Adding to the third base position is a massive need for New York considering the decline of DJ LeMahieu and the likelihood of Jazz Chisholm moving back to second base.

A trade pitch from USA Today has the New York Mets landing Garrett Crochet and Luis Robert Jr. in a blockbuster deal with the White Sox. The post Trade Proposal Has Mets Landing Ace & All-Star Outfielder in Blockbuster appeared first on Heavy.

The same thing with the ex-Brewer Adames, who, reports indicate would be open to moving to third base from shortstop. He and Bregman both had a 118 OPS+ last season and they are well-rounded players, good hitters and defenders.

Every expectation this coming offseason is that the Mets will be one of the heaviest suitors for free agent right fielder Juan Soto. Sure enough, Mets owner Steve Cohen is headed to California next week to meet with Soto and his agent,

After New York Mets owner Steve Cohen scheduled a meeting with free agent Juan Soto next week in California, Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner did the same.

NEW YORK — Mets outfielder Tyrone Taylor had a pair of operations and should be ready for spring training in mid-February.New York said that Taylor had an umbilical hernia repair in Phoenix with Dr. Venkata Evani and a right elbow loose body removal in New York with Dr. James Carr. The Mets said recovery time is about two months.Taylor, who turns 31 in January, hit .248 with seven homers, 35 RBIs and 11 stolen bases over 130 games in his first season with the Mets, who acquired him from Milwaukee last December along with right-hander Adrian Houser for minor league right-hander Coleman Crow.Taylor had a $2,025,000 salary this year and is eligible for arbitration.

Tyrone Taylor, who will turn 31 in January, served as a backup outfielder for most of his first season with the Mets before taking on a bigger role in the postseason.

The Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Mets, as expected, have reportedly begun their pursuit of a free agent shortstop.

The New York Mets are ready to pony up to improve their infield this winter. Baseball writer Mike Rodriguez reported Thursday that the Mets have made a seven-year, $160 million contract offer to free-agent infielder Willy Adames.

Nobody is expecting the New York Mets to be frugal this offseason. With owner Steve Cohen bolstering their budget, the Mets have led MLB in payroll each of the last two seasons. They're shedding nearly $185 million after making a run to the National League Championship Series,