If these three New York Mets don't show improvement early in 2027, their roles could be in jeopardy.

The New York Mets turned Brett Baty into a moving puzzle piece this year, and his Mets career is now in jeopardy.

Brett Baty finished 2026 strong and appears to be a solid part of the New York Mets' plans for the 2027 season. However, it could make sense for New York to sell high on a player who has been inconsistent for the past few seasons.

The New York Mets have tough decisions coming, and some involve arbitration-eligible players.

The New York Mets might not need to look outside the organization this offseason to fix one of their biggest problems, which is second base.

Mets president of baseball operations expects the Mets to look both internally and externally to fill first base in 2027.

The Mets try Brett Baty at shortstop to build a deeper bench. See why manager Andy Green says this move helps the team in 2027.

Citing the flexibility it could give the team next season when Francisco Lindor needs days off, manager Andy Green said Baty has the skill set to handle the position.

With not much left to play for in the dog days of the season, the Mets are giving Brett Baty a look at shortstop.