Mets outline offseason priorities following disappointing season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 28, 2026, 11:20 AM
Last updated Sep 28, 2026

The New York Mets have identified key priorities for their offseason after finishing the 2026 season with a 74-88 record, including a managerial appointment and front office updates. Manager Andy Green has been elevated to a full-time role, and Derek Falvey has joined the front office. As the club seeks to improve after two consecutive last-place finishes in the NL East, they will focus on decisions regarding the coaching staff, protecting prospects from the Rule 5 Draft, strengthening the starting rotation, and addressing first base. Key players like Nolan McLean and Christian Scott showed promise in 2026, providing a foundation for potential future success.
- •Mets finished 2026 season last in NL East, first time since 2003.
- •Andy Green named full-time manager; front office changes announced.
- •Mets must decide on coaching staff, with many uncertainties ahead.
- •Protection of key prospects necessary for upcoming Rule 5 Draft.
- •Adding talent to the starting rotation is a priority for the offseason.
- 11:20 AMYahoo Sports — Analyzing what should be Mets' top 5 priorities heading into offseason
"The Mets have checked two items off their offseason agenda with the manager named and front office shored up further. What's next for this offseason?
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