The New York Mets know they need to retool their roster this winter after missing the playoffs. One of the areas that needs to be improved is fielding, and the Mets have a variety of ways they can go ...

With the offseason already underway for the New York Mets, it is going to be a busy winter. Due to an unfathomable collapse for about half of the year, the team has already made some notable moves to ...

While the New York Mets work on overhauling a significant part of their coaching staff, a prominent figure in their player development department appears set to return in 2026. According to Jon Heyman ...

The New York Mets are moving on from pitching coach Jeremy Hefner as part of a staff overhaul after deciding to keep manager Carlos Mendoza despite missing the playoffs with the most expensive opening ...

The New York Mets made wholesale changes to their coaching staff Friday, announcing pitching coach Jeremy Hefner, hitting coaches Jeremy Barnes and Eric Chavez, and third base coach Mike Sarbaugh will ...

Carlos Mendoza may be back as the New York Mets' manager for the 2026 season, but he'll be dealing with an almost entirely new coaching staff. Pitching coach Jeremy Hefner, hitting coaches Eric Chavez ...

Glenn Sherlock, a fixture on the Mets coaching staff in various capacities for most of the past decade, has decided to retire. Access the Mets beat like never before Join Post Sports+ for exciting ...

Changes to the Mets coaching staff are coming, with the retirement of catching coordinator Glenn Sherlock. A longtime coach for the Yankees, Diamondbacks, Pirates and Mets, Sherlock has been a ...

Sometimes you just need to get an ace to put your rotation over the top. The Mets sure could have used one over the weekend in Miami. They could have used someone who brings energy on the mound and ...

“I have been so fortunate to work with so many great people along the way,” Sherlock said Tuesday in a text message to The Post. Sherlock, 65, spent the past three seasons as the team’s catching ...

There were lofty expectations attached to the New York Mets entering this season. But a 5-5 record over the final 10 games of the regular season, coupled with a less-than-stellar September as a whole, ...