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Mets' David Stearns taking moment to reflect on starting 2024 season with boyhood club | amNewYork

David Stearns reflects on becoming Mets president of baseball operations after leaving the Milwaukee Brewers.

Stearns focuses on Opening Day's excitement and the prospects ahead with the Mets organization. [ more ]

Mets360

Short leash: Mets fans are already impatient with David Stearns

David Stearns is the new President of Baseball Operations for the Mets, known for his success in finding hidden value in players.

Stearns is focused on making strategic moves to strengthen the team's roster, even if they aren't flashy. [ more ]

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New York Post

Brewers offer glimpse into possibilities for Mets under David Stearns

David Stearns' team, the Brewers, won on Opening Day at Citi Field.

Key players representing successful trades and signings by Stearns contributed to the Brewers' victory. [ more ]

New York Post

Why it can feel like the Mets are surrendering before the season even starts

The Mets are not focused on winning this season.

David Stearns is assessing the state of the franchise. [ more ]

New York Post

David Stearns has Steven Cohen's trust - and cash - to build Mets into a contender

Steve Cohen reflects Steinbrenner's style

Cohen entrusts Mets to David Stearns [ more ]

New York Post

David Stearns can rebuild the Mets by solving these five issues

Building a strong farm system is a priority for the Mets under Stearns' leadership.

Stearns must navigate decisions about key players like Pete Alonso for the team's future success. [ more ]

Mets360

Mets add J.D. Martinez on a one-year deal

The Mets signed J.D. Martinez to a 1-year, $12 million deal for a designated hitter role.

The signing aligns with David Stearns' approach of not adding future payroll beyond 2024. [ more ]

New York Post

David Stearns proves he's again sticking with his Mets plan

Stearns aims for long-term growth, winning simultaneously.

Transparent and consistent approach by David Stearns in Mets baseball operations. [ more ]

New York Post

Meet Michael Tonkin, the reliever who traveled the globe before landing in a Mets bullpen banking on his reinvention

Michael Tonkin has played in four different countries, showcasing his global experience in baseball.

The Mets have a diverse bullpen with many potential options but few guarantees, emphasizing the importance of versatile players like Tonkin. [ more ]

New York Post

David Stearns truly believes he's built a 'playoff-caliber' Mets team

David Stearns, Mets president, believes the team is playoff-caliber despite skepticism.

Stearns expects exciting baseball at Citi Field in September and October, hinting at playoffs. [ more ]

Mets360

Mets 2024 projections: Sean Manaea

Sean Manaea's signing is the author's favorite move made by David Stearns this offseason.

Manaea's performance improved significantly after being moved to the bullpen and developing a new pitch. [ more ]

Mets360

Steve Cohen and his plan to rebuild in New York

The Mets are trying to balance immediate success with long-term flexibility in their offseason moves

Owner Steve Cohen is willing to spend money this offseason, but also wants to avoid consistently being in the top tax bracket [ more ]

New York Post

David Stearns' quiet start is a shift from the flashy debuts of past Mets GMs

New York Mets fans are grumbling about the quiet offseason moves made by new general manager David Stearns

Despite Stearns' short tenure, fans are comparing him to successful GM Brian Cashman of the Yankees [ more ]

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David Stearns maintains Mets should be in playoff hunt in 2024 | amNewYork

David Stearns believes the New York Mets should be in the playoff hunt and expects the team to make the playoffs.

The Mets have focused on depth and low-risk, high-reward signings this offseason instead of blockbuster moves. [ more ]

New York Post

'The Show' Episode 83: David Stearns Talks Mets Offseason

The Mets have not made any major moves in the offseason.

They may add to the bullpen but are not concerned about payroll constraints. [ more ]

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New York Post

Mets' bullpen remains work in progress with proven options still available

The Mets have Edwin Diaz and Brooks Raley in the bullpen, but the rest of the bullpen is uncertain.

President of baseball operations David Stearns has not allocated much payroll towards relievers this offseason. [ more ]

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Mets SP prospect Christian Scott off to blistering start in Triple-A | amNewYork

The Mets are developing starting-pitching depth from within the organization, with Christian Scott making an impressive start in Triple-A Syracuse.

David Stearns emphasizes giving young prospects the opportunity to play in the big leagues to potentially enhance the team's World Series aspirations in 2025. [ more ]

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Tempers flare as Brewers hand Mets one-hit loss on Opening Day

David Stearns transition from Brewers to Mets

Strong pitching performance by Milwaukee Brewers [ more ]

New York Post

Edwin Diaz's 'Sugar' nickname no longer applies after diet change

Edwin Diaz has focused on improving his health and diet during his time away from the field.

The Mets are banking on a revamped bullpen, including new faces and experienced veterans, to improve their performance. [ more ]

New York Post

Mets player props predictions: 2024 MLB playoffs odds, Pete Alonso

Management changes were made by the Mets, hiring David Stearns as president of baseball operations.

Focus on cultivating young players like Brett Baty and strengthening organizational depth for the Mets. [ more ]

New York Post

David Stearns on leadership, team building and Mets' present and future

Understanding the responsibility of the job and the New York market is crucial for success.

Stearns values qualities like being strategic, opportunistic, and fearless in his approach to leading the Mets. [ more ]

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Steve Cohen: Mets starting to look stacked' in 2024 thanks to organizational depth | amNewYork

Steve Cohen believes the New York Mets will surprise in 2024 despite a quieter offseason.

New president of baseball operations, David Stearns, is focusing on long-term sustainability through smaller signings and giving young players opportunities. [ more ]

New York Post

How much are the cheapest Mets tickets to see Pete Alonso, Brandon Nimmo?

The New York Mets are making changes for the 2024 season under new General Manager David Stearns.

Home game tickets for the Mets are available for as low as $5 on Vivid Seats, making it an affordable option for fans. [ more ]

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Mets rumors: What interest in free-agent starting pitching market means | amNewYork

The Mets are actively exploring options to bolster their starting rotation due to injuries and inconsistencies.

President of baseball operations David Stearns is cautious about making high-cost signings to stay within budget constraints. [ more ]

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Where should Harrison Bader bat in Mets' lineup? | amNewYork

Harrison Bader is expected to be the Mets' starting center fielder in 2024 due to his excellent defensive skills.

Bader's offensive struggles have been attributed to injury issues, but he has shown potential against left-handed pitchers. [ more ]

New York Post

Mets not planning to add another bat with in-house options set for chance

Mets president of baseball operations, David Stearns, plans to stick with in-house options at third base and DH for the upcoming season.

However, Stearns acknowledges that he may have to reconsider if prices drop and spring training begins without signing any free agents. [ more ]

Newsday

David Stearns won't sugarcoat Mets' conservative approach

David Stearns is not sugarcoating the first season of his mission to establish a 'championship-caliber organization' in the Mets.

The Mets have opted for a strategy of making smaller moves on the margins rather than big swings in free agency. [ more ]

Newsday

Mets' David Stearns will spend his spring training watching and learning about his new club

David Stearns is the new president of baseball operations for the Mets and is still in the process of acclimating to the organization.

Stearns believes in Brett Baty as the starting third baseman, but there will be competition at the position. [ more ]

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Mets rumors: Brandon Woodruff links with David Stearns continue | amNewYork

The New York Mets are considering the possibility of signing free agent pitcher Brandon Woodruff.

Woodruff, who has spent the last seven years with the Milwaukee Brewers, is recovering from shoulder surgery.

If signed, Woodruff could potentially become the Mets' No. 2 starter for the 2025 season. [ more ]

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Which of top 3 Mets prospect could get MLB call up first in 2024? | amNewYork

The Mets have a trio of top prospects ranked in MLB Pipeline's top 80 for the 2024 season.

President of baseball operations, David Stearns, is open to letting young players play and has emphasized the importance of patience and understanding that they may not immediately succeed. [ more ]

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The willful ignorance of the vocal contingent of Mets fans

The lack of spending by the Mets this offseason is more reflective of a new mentality for the team, rather than just the market.

Mets fans were skeptical when the team said they would not be as aggressive in their spending this winter. [ more ]

New York Post

5 months ago

Third base test will provide insight into David Stearns' grand Mets plan

David Stearns is prioritizing the future and focusing on the development of young players.

The New York Mets are unlikely to make a big multiyear deal for a high-end defender at third base. [ more ]

New York Post

5 months ago

Steve Cohen's cash opens up both baseball worlds for David Stearns

David Stearns has experience balancing present and future success in baseball operations.

Stearns' decision to trade Josh Hader in 2022 may have cost the Brewers a playoff spot but had a positive long-term impact.

Stearns' approach to the Mets is to prioritize winning games in 2024 while maintaining long-term success.

The Mets, under the ownership of Steve Cohen, are focused on immediate success and may aggressively pursue Japanese stars. [ more ]

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