What will the Mets' 26-man MLB roster look like on Opening Day?

New York Mets No. 2 prospect Carson Benge is pushing to claim an MLB roster spot for Opening Day amidst a crowded outfield.

With Opening Day just one week away, the Mets' roster is taking shape as final decisions are made on pitchers, infielders, and outfielders.

The New York Mets made a slew of roster moves on Tuesday morning as opening day for the 2026 season approaches.

The New York Mets still have a few question marks regarding their roster as the 2026 season approaches. Francisco Lindor’s health and where Brett Baty will slot in are two of the biggest talking points for the club. Lindor underwent hamate bone surgery in February, but is still on track to recover in time for opening day.

The New York Mets seem to be closing in on one of their final roster decisions ahead of Opening Day, and a fan favorite youngster looks like he has a shot to win a job. According to Danny Abriano of SNY,

The New York Mets Opening Day lineup decision that'll say more than it accomplishes.

Francisco Lindor may be ready for Opening Day as he'll be back in the New York Mets lineup for their next game.

The New York Mets have to sort out their last outfield spot, but one insider believes it should be an easy choice.

With Opening Day just over a week away, the New York Mets on Wednesday showed off several notable features that those who visit Citi Field can enjoy this year.