With Pitchers and Catchers reporting in less than 15 days, baseball season is right around the corner. The New York Mets have already made big changes to their team this offseason, adding Freddy Peralta,

David Wright took the departure of several Mets mainstays as hard as anybody. Edwin Diaz (Dodgers) and Pete Alonso (Orioles) left in free agency, while Wright’s former teammates, Brandon Nimmo (Rangers) and Jeff McNeil (Athletics),

Meet the new Mets. The New York Mets’ roster makeover is all but complete. There is always a chance president of baseball operations David Stearns will make more moves. But the player position group appears mostly set, and the pitching staff looks similarly close to ready for spring training.

The Mets are in agreement with infielder Grae Kessinger on a minor league contract, reports Mike Puma of The New York Post. A client of O’Connell Sports Management, he’ll be in camp as a non-roster invitee.

Two seasons ago, the Mets traded Rhylan Thomas, Tyler Stuart, Josh Walker, Paul Gervase, Wilfredo Lara and Kade Morris in deals that netted Ryne Stanek, Jesse Winker, minor league pitcher Nicolas Carreno, Tyler Zuber, Huascar Brazobán and Paul Blackburn.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza is excited after big offseason moves, adding Bichette, Robert Jr., Peralta, and more to the roster.

Before New York Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns dismantled what was the core of the club's roster this offseason, he insisted that the Mets needed to improve their "run prevention.

John DeMarsico made sure Mets games gave viewers an experience like none other in baseball.

The Brewers traded ace Freddy Peralta and swingman Tobias Myers to the Mets last week. Milwaukee generally, though not always, trades its best players as they approach their final year before free agency.