Friday’s non-tender deadline has seen a new group of players become free agents. Listed below are some of the higher-profile players who were let go by their clubs along with their arbitration estimates from MLB Trade Rumors.
An injury-decimated roster was the main culprit in a 1-5 start as an offense that led the NFL in yardage last season is just 21st in this season, and the defense has been downright bad (26th in yards allowed).
If Justin Willard’s vision becomes a reality, the 2026 Mets will have a staff full of pitchers making the most of their superpowers. Willard, 35, was named the Mets’ new pitching coach on Wednesday...
LUKE WEAVER, RP Position: RP B/T: R/R Age: 32 (08/21/1993) 2025 Traditional Stats: 64 G, 17 GF, 21 HLD, 8 SV, 4 BS, 64.2 IP, 4-4, 3.62 ERA, 1.02 WHIP, 72 SO, 20 BB 2025 Advanced Stats: 113 ERA+, 27.5% SO%...
Good morning, Mets fans! According to Jon Heyman of the New York Post, the Mets offered to double former first-base/baserunning coach Antoan Richardson’s salary to more than $300,000 per year over two years, but he still chose to join the Braves.
The Mets are planning on non-tendering left-handed reliever Danny Young, Will Sammon of The Athletic reports. The deadline to tender contracts to players under club control is Friday. Young isn’t yet arbitration-eligible, but he underwent Tommy John surgery in May.
Friday is the deadline for teams to tender contracts to their pre-arbitration and arbitration-eligible players for the 2026 season. If a player isn’t tendered a contract, they become a free agent. The following Mets are eligible for arbitration...
