Moments after Bo Bichette’s introductory press conference at Citi Field on Wednesday — and less than a full day after a trade with the White Sox for Luis Robert Jr. — the Mets signed free agent reliever Luis García.

While David Stearns said he's happy with the position player group the Mets now have, they are still in search of a starting pitcher.

The New York Mets made a major splash in free agency when they signed Bo Bichette to a three-year, $126 million deal last week. This was a huge win for the Met

Bichette’s reasoning is rooted in the actions of owner Steve Cohen and Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns. He thinks the Mets have a roster that supports their offseason initiative to turn this franchise into a true perennial championship contender.

While the Mets are still eyeing a Freddy Peralta trade, they have begun considering some free agency backup plans.

As they look to finalize their bullpen mix with less than three weeks until the start of Spring Training, the Mets have agreed to terms with a longtime veteran reliever. The team is set to sign right-hander Luis García to a one-year contract,

New York Mets infielder Bo Bichette is switching numbers after seven years wearing No. 11 with the Toronto Blue Jays.

Bo Bichette and the New York Mets have finalized their $126 million, three-year contract. The sides agreed to terms last week, subject to a successful physical, and Bichette will be introduced by the team Wednesday during a news conference at Citi Field.

Bo Bichette is officially a Met. After spending the first seven seasons of his career with the Blue Jays, Bichette joined the Mets on a three-year, $126 million deal that includes opt-outs after the first and second years. Bichette chose to head to New York over several other interested teams, including the Phillies.

The New York Mets recently spent important resources to sign Bo Bichette, but there is one last piece of the […]