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Falvey and lead executive David Stearns previously worked together in Cleveland’s organization.

The New York Mets are moving toward hiring former Minnesota Twins president of baseball operations Derek Falvey to their front office, according to league sources. Falvey is set to take on a prominent role alongside lead executive David Stearns. The move aims to bring additional executive experience to the Mets' leadership group, reuniting Falvey and Stearns following their earlier time together in Cleveland's organization.
While Falvey's specific title has not been finalized, he is expected to hold significant decision-making influence. The addition aligns with recent indications from owner Steve Cohen regarding hiring experienced senior advisers or vice presidents. Falvey previously guided the Twins to four postseason appearances before parting ways with the franchise in January.
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