Overview
- David Stearns told reporters Monday that Andy Green is expected to resume his senior front‑office role after 2026 and that the Mets will conduct a formal managerial search in the offseason.
- Green has served as interim manager since replacing Carlos Mendoza and has stabilized the team with roughly a .500 record, going 22-22 under his leadership and producing a recent multi-game surge.
- The Mets added veteran Christopher Morel to address a shortfall at first base and will allocate playing time to both veterans and promoted prospects based on performance.
- Key players Juan Soto and closer Devin Williams remain on the injured list with unclear timelines, though Stearns said he still expects both to be targeted for returns this season if they get healthy.
- Speculation about potential 2027 hires, including Carlos Beltrán, is active in media coverage but remains unconfirmed and Stearns will lead the club’s first managerial search since he became president of baseball operations.