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Admittedly the Mets haven\u2019t done a ton in terms of additions this offseason, but what they have added in the bullpen could potentially be a massive victory<\/a>.<\/p>\n As Carlos Beltran is likely only a few weeks away from being elected to the Hall of Fame as a Met<\/a>, it\u2019s a good time to think about some other players who donned the orange and blue who are potentially deserving of the honor.<\/p>\n Around the National League East<\/p>\n The Yankees are rumored to be interested in trades for Edward Cabrera of the Marlins<\/a> and\/or Freddy Peralta of the Milwaukee Brewers.<\/p>\n With 2026 upon us, the Phillies and J.T. Realmuto are no closer to a reunion<\/a>, and if the team makes one more reasonably priced free agent move, it might not happen at all.<\/p>\n Every team needs a good utility infielder for fun if nothing else and the Washington Nationals look to have a three-way battle that\u2019ll start up when the team reports to Spring Training<\/a>.<\/p>\n Around Major League Baseball<\/p>\n Only a year removed from being as close to an injured non-factor as a highly paid player can be, 2025 finally made Trevor Story an integral part of a playoff Boston Red Sox roster<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Royals and manager Matt Quatraro came to terms on an extension that kicks in following the 2026 season<\/a> and goes through 2029 with an option for 2030.<\/p>\n Having missed out on every other player they kicked the tires on this offseason, the Pirates are said to be interested in the services of Eugenio Suarez<\/a>. Good for them.<\/p>\n True New York Mets Enemy Paul DeJong signed a minor-league deal with an invite to major league Spring Training<\/a> with the crosstown Yankees.<\/p>\n This Date in Mets History<\/p>\n Happy birthday to certified Mets legends Nori Aoki<\/a>, Eduardo Escobar<\/a>, and Jose Iglesias<\/a>.<\/p>\n See More: Mets Morning News<\/a>