The New York Mets could still use a starting center fielder for the 2025 season. Is Chicago White Sox slugger Luis Robert Jr. on their radar?

The New York Mets have already added one superstar to their team this offseason. However, they could trade for another star to pair with Juan Soto in the outfield.

The New York Mets landed the biggest free agent offseason prize in early December when they signed stud outfielder Juan Soto to a 15-year, $765 million contract.Things have been eerily quiet in Queens since then,

Former New York Mets captain David Wright discusses spending his entire career with the organization and how the felt about the Juan Soto signing.

David Wright was drafted by the Mets out of high school in 2001, made his MLB debut with them in 2004 and played the final game of his career wearing the same uniform in 2018.

With about a month to go until Spring Training starts, the Mets and Pete Alonso are still playing a game of chicken, waiting to see which side blinks first. On the Mets' side is David Stearns, whose philosophy partially revolves around not giving out big deals in terms of years to players who are 30 or older -- something he has held firm on when it comes to pitchers ( Corbin Burnes and Max Fried are recent examples of free agents Stearns passed on) and position players.

The New York Mets have already made the move of the offseason by signing Juan Soto. They are trying to reunite with Pete Alonso but could end up reuniting with a different star if he leaves.