The New York Mets had a busy offseason this winter, and one insider believes they will have a major turnaround.

Despite trade rumors all offseason, the New York Mets kept their deep group of starters together and it could end up making the difference in the team achieving a deep playoff run.

The New York Mets have figured out six out of seven spots in their bullpen, but have one more slot to fill before camp breaks.

The New York Mets still have a few question marks regarding their roster as the 2026 season approaches. Francisco Lindor’s health and where Brett Baty will slot in are two of the biggest talking points for the club. Lindor underwent hamate bone surgery in February, but is still on track to recover in time for opening day.

The New York Mets come into 2026 favored to win just as many games they were favored to last season, 90.5. However, last season, the Mets failed to even reach the NL Wild Card after a 45-24 start turned into a terrible year.

The New York Mets have an interesting predicament when it comes to their infield. Even after parting ways with Jeff McNeil, Pete Alonso, and Luisangel Acuña this offseason, the club has a surplus of quality infielders that can play multiple positions.