The New York Mets are discussing a potential contract extension with starting pitcher Sean Manaea, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post. The

The Mets' starting rotation, in particular, has three arms on the free agent market, those being Luis Severino, Jose Quintana, and Sean Manaea. Out of these starters, New York arguably has the most incentive to bring Manaea back;

The Mets extended a qualifying offer to Manaea, who will almost certainly reject it. Once that happens, it will be time for the Mets to determine how much they want him back.

The New York Yankees' main priority in free agency will be trying to retain star slugger Juan Soto, but the team reportedly also has an interest in

Left-handed starter Sean Manaea has opted out of his deal with the Mets. Now the question surrounds whether New York will re-sign him.

The most inevitable news of the Mets’ offseason arrived Saturday: Sean Manaea opted out of his contract and became a free agent. Manaea’s two-year, $28 million deal — the largest awarded by the Mets last offseason — included a specific provision that allowed him to pass on the second year (and $13.5 million salary) if he wanted.

The Mets enter the offseason with a recovering Kodai Senga at the top of their rotation and David Peterson, Tylor Megill and the injured Paul Blackburn filling out the rest. Brandon Sproat, Blade Tidwell, Mike Vasil and Dom Hamel sit in the minor leagues, though none look ready for an Opening Day spot in the rotation.

Left-hander Sean Manaea declined the player option on his contract with the Mets and is once again a free agent. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

The New York Mets are looking to acquire multiple pitchers for their rotation this winter. Is right-hander Jack Flaherty on David Stearns' wish list?

The New York Mets had a miraculous 2024 season. They started 0-5 and made it to the NLCS with a roster built for a transitional year. David Stearns now has a full offseason and a full checkbook to improve the team and open the competitive window.