The inaugural broadcast will take place Wednesday, March 25, when the Yankees host the San Francisco Giants. The matchup will feature slugger Aaron Judge against Giants star Rafael Devers, marking the first time a regular-season MLB game is carried live on Netflix.

The New York Mets have yet to make a significant splash this offseason. However, there’s still plenty of time to make a move that improves the team that failed to make the playoffs last season. New York has added players such as Devin Williams,

The Cardinals and Diamondbacks have completed a trade that sends Nolan Arenado to Arizona. The Cardinals also included cash considerations in the deal and got back minor-league right-hander Jack Martinez in the trade.

When the former Yankee signed with the Mets this offseason, he joined an organization with a familiar support network.

The right-hander said New York never presented an official contract offer before he signed across town with the Mets.

Reliever Luke Weaver signs a two-year, $22 million deal with the New York Mets, aiming to strengthen their bullpen while maintaining ties to familiar faces in Queens.

The New York Yankees understand they are not the only team pursuing Cody Bellinger and that the New York Mets remain a real threat in the race for his signature, forcing the club to confront a reality that could bring a bitter end to its efforts to re-sign him.

Here are 10 free agency and trade predictions for the rest of this chilly baseball winter, including big moves for the Mets and Yankees.

Williams, who thrived with the Brewers before arriving in the Bronx last offseason in a trade, will be the key to the Mets’ revamped bullpen following Díaz’s departure to Los Angeles on a three-year deal worth $69 million.

When asked if he was surprised about his exit from the Yankees, Weaver offered a clear four-word response on “Foul Territory.” “There’s no bad blood,” Weaver said. However, he acknowledged that his former teammates won’t be very supportive when he faces them in an upcoming rivalry series.

Alex Bregman signing a five-year, $175 million deal with the Chicago Cubs earlier this week seemed to have set the market in motion for baseball's best free age