Mets Eye Free Agent Bohm: First Base Solution?

As the general managers' meetings unfold in Las Vegas, the New York Mets have engaged in discussions with free agent slugger Alec Bohm. The team is actively exploring options to address a significant need at the first base position.

Bohm, who is 30 years old, had a statistically underwhelming offensive season in 2026. He recorded a .249 batting average, a .315 on-base percentage, and a .383 slugging percentage, contributing 15 home runs and 88 RBIs over 629 plate appearances.

Interest in Bohm extends beyond the Mets, with the New York Yankees also reportedly expressing their attention to the free agent during the early stages of the offseason.