Nobody is going to be surprised if (and when) the New York Mets acquire relievers before the July 31 trade deadline, given that it's clearly their most pressing

NEW YORK — Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns revealed that the team will be “active” in the trade market for a relief pitcher on Monday. If they can’t pull off a deal for bullpen arms, then they’ll “begin to think” about promoting some of their top prospects from within, namely starters Brandon Sproat and Nolan McLean.

Who needs the trade deadline when you have the waiver wire? The Mets, after another day with a flurry of transactions that impacted their bullpen, got another strong performance from a reliever

Kodai Senga's latest start is more proof that the New York Mets must prioritize adding a starting pitcher at the trade deadline.

Former Tennessee Vols outfielder Drew Gilbert has been tearing it up recently for the Syracuse Mets, the New York Mets' Triple-A affiliate. Gilbert's recent hot streak has had Mets and Vols fans wondering if the 24-year-old centerfielder could be on the verge of a call-up.

On Tuesday, for just the second time this season, McNeil was penciled in as the Mets center fielder for a second straight day.

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