The New York Mets are poised for a potentially transformative offseason, with significant interest in acquiring star pitcher Corbin Burnes from the Baltimore Orioles. Burnes, a former Cy Young Award winner, is expected to command a lucrative seven-year, $224 million deal due to his consistent performance and strong pitching credentials. The Mets, led by owner Steve Cohen's willingness to spend big, are also considering signing Houston Astros' Alex Bregman, who could shift to second base, further bolstering their roster. Meanwhile, the Mets face a major roster overhaul with 14 free agents, including key players like Pete Alonso, emphasizing the need for strategic acquisitions and internal restructuring. Amidst these developments, the Mets are expected to compete fiercely with the Yankees for top free agents, including Juan Soto, as both New York teams seek to dominate the MLB landscape.