The New York Mets could be losing some key players in free agency after nearly reaching the World Series in 2024. They could be active themselves in trying to bring in a superstar.

The New York Mets may have a tough time keeping their starting rotation together in free agency if the San Diego Padres come calling.

As the richest owner in baseball, the splashy moves began in 2022 when then-general manager Billy Eppler made a big swing by signing Scherzer to a record annual contract, along with supplementary deals to add Starling Marte and Mark Canha and a trade to land Chris Bassitt. Suddenly, the Mets had the second-highest payroll in baseball.

As the MLB Free Agency period is heating up, rumors continue to swirl surrounding Juan Soto and where he will end up in 2025.