The New York Mets could be looking for outfield upgrades near the trade deadline. There have been reports about their interest in an All-Star Silver Slugger.

The New York Mets are shelling out top dollar in 2025 (see their $324-million payroll), and as it is now, they're receiving the desired ROI. To sweeten the pie, the Mets are fresh off a thrilling Mother's Day victory over the Chicago Cubs—another perennial contender in the Senior Circuit.

The New York Mets didn’t make a whole lot of trades this offseason. In fact, in the winter months, David Stearns has done most of his business with the wallet r

Besides the regulars, like right fielder Juan Soto and left fielder Brandon Nimmo, the Mets have six other players on the active roster who can play outfield — Tyrone Taylor, José Azocar and Starling Marte all call the outfield their main fielding position, while infielders Jeff McNeil, Brett Baty and Luisangel Acuña can also play it, too.

Despite the drama in Boston, Devers is slashing .285/.407/.494 with seven home runs, 31 RBI and a .901 OPS. Citi Field is a hitter friendly environment as well, so he could certainly fit right in with the Mets later this year if they trade for him.

For the second straight game, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza has third baseman Mark Vientos on the bench. Speaking with reporters, Mendoza emphasized wanting more left-handed bats in the lineup against Chicago Cubs right-handed starting pitcher Jameson Taillon ( via SNY ).