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Tight-knit Mets see plenty to build on in 2027 despite last-place finish: ‘This is a family’

Despite ending their campaign at the bottom of the National League East with a 74-88 record and enduring a managerial change from Carlos Mendoza to Andy Green following June postseason elimination, the New York Mets discovered plenty of optimism down the stretch. A strong 27-22 surge after the August trade deadline, fueled by a roster overhaul that traded away veterans like Freddy Peralta and Clay Holmes to give rookies such as Carson Benge and A.J.

Ewing extended playing time, has the club believing in its internal culture. Infielder Bo Bichette and young players like Ewing emphasized that the tight-knit group possesses the necessary talent and family-like bond to contend moving forward, giving the organization and its supporters strong reason for encouragement heading into the offseason.

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