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The 2026 Mets Season Is Over, And Two Big Names Point To What’s Next

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The 2026 season is officially in the books for the Mets, which means it’s already time to start looking ahead to 2027. That’s the vibe Chris McShane and Brian Salvatore are bringing to their latest “Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World Series” episode, as they dig into how the team feels right now and where they might be headed.

Reviewing the Moves That Defined the 2026 Mets

It’s not just about looking forward, though. The crew is also taking a deep dive into all the moves from last offseason, a process that kicks off by revisiting the acquisitions of Marcus Semien and Devin Williams. It’s always interesting to see how those earlier moves played out, right? You gotta know where you’ve been to figure out where you’re going.

What This Means Going Into 2027

With 2026 wrapped up, the focus is squarely on building for next year. While there aren’t any specific games on the horizon, the conversation around guys like Semien and Williams gives you a hint at the kind of foundational pieces the team has been trying to build with. It’s a critical time to assess everything and start shaping what 2027 is going to look like.

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Originally reported by Amazin’ Avenue.

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