Locked On Mets

Jazz Chisholm Jr. to the Mets?? 👀🎷 After an underwhelming 2026 season, there may not be many teams willing to give Jazz a multi-year deal. So why not offer him a one-year prove-it deal (1 year, $30M)? It would instantly upgrade second base without locking the position up long-term, keeping the door open for guys like Emilien Pitre, Jefferson Rojas, and Mitch Voit in future seasons. Who says no? 🤔 #LGM

PREDICTION: The Mets will spend HALF A BILLION on pitching this offseason 💸 🔹️ Tarik Skubal – $400M+ 🔹️ Clay Holmes – $60M+ 🔹️ Adrian Morejon – $30M+ 🔹️ Additional RP help – $10M+ If these were the only signings the Mets made, would you consider it a successful offseason? #LGM

Should the Mets bring Sevy back to NY? 👀 A 4.16 ERA doesn’t look like much at first glance, but his splits tell a different story: 🔹️ Home (25.1 IP): 5.33 ERA | 7 HR 🔹️ Away (37.1 IP): 3.38 ERA | 2 HR Severino already publicly voiced his frustrations with pitching in Sacramento. Should the Mets try to work out a trade to bring him back?#LGM

If you look up and down the NL Champion Brewers’ lineup, two things jump out: 🔹️ Speed 🔹️ Defense Compare that to the Mets’ depth chart and there’s not a whole lot outside of Benge, Ewing, and Lindor. Nick Morabito could be a solid bench piece, but David Stearns clearly has his work cut out for him this offseason. #LGM

Jake Bauers had a breakout season this year 💥 🔹️.873 OPS 🔹️26 HR 🔹️NLCS MVP Should the Mets pursue Bauers in free agency, or trust that Jared Young could take a step forward next season? #LGM

Freddy Peralta won ALCS MVP… because of course he did. People are quick to spam “lolmets,” which is fair. But nobody’s paying attention to the Brewers side of the original trade. There’s a real chance that Peralta (who the Brewers traded to the Mets) could end up being the reason the Brewers don’t win the World Series. At least the Mets got prospects in return that can help them in 2027. If you’re curious, go look at how Brandon Sproat and Jett Williams have performed in the Brewers organization. 👀 #LGM

The Mets may trade for a top arm this offseason. Pitchers like: 🔹️ Drew Rasmussen 🔹️ Logan Gilbert 🔹️ Joe Ryan The only question is whether any of those players can handle New York. Freddy Peralta certainly couldn’t. All three pitch for small-market teams. Should the Mets try to trade for one of these starters when there’s a chance they won’t pitch well in NY? #LGM

Should Kodai Senga be the Mets’ closer in 2027? 👻 Senga is the kind of player who needs a defined role. Bouncing back and forth between spot starts and bullpen appearances didn’t do him any favors. It was only when the Mets all but named him closer that he performed. So what do you do if you want to add a high-leverage arm in free agency or via trade? Make Senga your 8th-inning guy? Move him back to the rotation? Or just try to trade him? #LGM

The Freddy Peralta experience is everything it means to be a Mets fan. Brewers (2025): 2.70 ERA Mets: 4.99 ERA Rays: 3.25 ERA Why couldn’t he find success with the Mets? Is it the coaching, or is he just a small-market pitcher? Regardless, it’s a good thing the Mets found out he can’t pitch in New York before offering him a multi-year contract. #LGM

Does Mark Vientos deserve a spot on the 2027 Mets? Looking at his 2026 season, it’s hard to find many redeeming qualities. He was awful offensively. He was awful defensively. He gives you nothing on the basepaths. And the only thing that seemed to grow this year was his ego. What should the Mets do with Mark Vientos?