With players already filtering in down in Port St. Lucie, the Mets announced their official 2025 spring training roster on Monday morning.
Here’s a look at the 66-man roster, as it currently stands:
Right-handed pitchers (29)
TY ADCOCK
ADBERT ALZOLAY
PAUL BLACKBURN
HUASCAR BRAZOBÁN
JOSÉ BUTTO
GRIFFIN CANNING
CHRIS DEVENSKI
EDWIN DIAZ
RICO GARCIA
REED GARRETT
JUSTIN HAGENMAN
DOMINIC HAMEL
GRANT HARTWIG
KEVIN HERGET
CLAY HOLMES
MAX KRANICK
TYLOR MEGILL
FRANKIE MONTAS
DEDNIEL NÚÑEZ
OLIVER ORTEGA
SEAN REID-FOLEY
YACKSEL RÍOS
CHRISTIAN SCOTT
KODAI SENGA
BRANDON SPROAT
RYNE STANEK
BLADE TIDWELL
AUSTIN WARREN
TYLER ZUBER
Left-handed pitchers (7)
GENESIS CABRERA
ANTHONY GOSE
SEAN MANAEA
A.J. MINTER
DAVID PETERSON
BRANDON WADDELL
DANNY YOUNG
Catcher (6)
FRANCISCO ALVAREZ
KEVIN PARADA
JAKSON REETZ
HAYDEN SENGER
LUIS TORRENS
CHRIS WILLIAMS
Infielders (14)
LUISANGEL ACUÑA
BRETT BATY
RYAN CLIFFORD
LUIS DE LOS SANTOS
FRANCISCO LINDOR
NICK MADRIGAL
RONNY MAURICIO
JEFF MCNEIL
JOEY MENESES
LUKE RITTER
MARK VIENTOS
DONOVAN WALTON
JETT WILLIAMS
JARED YOUNG
Outfielders (10)
JOSÉ AZÓCAR
DREW GILBERT
STARLING MARTE
BRANDON NIMMO
RAFAEL ORTEGA
ALEX RAMIREZ
JOSE SIRI
JUAN SOTO
TYRONE TAYLOR
JESSE WINKER
Analysis
The biggest name you won’t find on the roster is Pete Alonso. While he and the Mets agreed to a two-year deal that includes a player option for 2026, the deal is not yet official, meaning Alonso will be added to the roster at a later time.
The roster also includes a number of non-40-man-roster invitees, including prospects like Jett Williams, Ryan Clifford, Drew Gilbert, Brandon Sproat, and Blade Tidwell, among others.
This is also a fairly large spring training roster, particularly when it comes to the mound, with 36 pitchers invited to big league camp.
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