It’s been a season to forget so far for the New York Mets . The team with the league’s second-highest payroll has the worst record at 10-21, and according to some, is already fielding offers for some offensive help .  While sentiment in Queens is as low as it has been in years, this does show that ownership believes the Mets can right the ship. In a piece written by ESPN’s Jorge Castillo , he mentions that the Mets are willing to trade one of their starting pitchers who are “not named Nolan McLean, Freddy Peralta, or Clay Holmes." Peralta still has not signed an extension with the Mets, and the first seven starts of his tenure with the team are not helping that along. Holmes is in the second year of a three-year deal, but has an opt-out clause after 2026.  The Mets have lost 17 of their last 20 games pic.twitter.com/uwy6pYm9Mq — SNY Mets (@SNY_Mets) April 30, 2026 Management may still believe in the team it constructed, but history is quickly catching up with the Mets.…