Throughout the early offseason, even as they parted with franchise stalwarts Pete Alonso, Brandon Nimmo and Edwin Díaz, Mets officials insisted that this was not a rebuild or a reset, but a reshaping of the roster.

For a change, David Stearns didn’t do a David Stearns thing. It’s only because the presentation declared Jorge Polanco a first base option days after Pete Alons

After weeks of negotiations with free agent Jorge Polanco, the Seattle Mariners have officially lost the switch-hitting second baseman to the New York Mets. The

On Saturday morning, reports emerged that the Mets are signing Jorge Polanco, a free agent infielder from the Seattle Mariners. ESPN's Jeff Passan added to the reporting that it'll be a two-year, $40 million contract.