The New York Mets are reportedly moving toward adding former Minnesota Twins executive Derek Falvey to their front office, according to multiple outlets. The Athletic and the New York Post both frame the development as part of the Mets’ ongoing effort to shape baseball operations following other organizational decisions.
The Athletic reports that Falvey would be added to the front office and notes a prior working relationship: Falvey and Mets lead executive David Stearns previously worked together in Cleveland’s organization. The New York Post similarly connects the proposed move to a reunion between Falvey and Stearns, presenting it as a continuation of Stearns’ management of the organization’s personnel.
While the sources describe the Mets’ direction and the shared history between Falvey and Stearns, they do not provide detailed information in the provided excerpts about specific job titles, timelines, or final terms. The reports also indicate that the Mets have been addressing other roles in advance of making this potential personnel addition.
