Edwin Díaz’s Mets return is far from assured. In Las Vegas, the NL Reliever of the Year said it’s 50-50, and he’s pursuing roughly five years and 102 million after opting out of two years and 38 million. The Blue Jays, stung by a Game 7 heartbreak and already meeting with his agents, are positioned to spend, while other suitors circle. The Mets, led by disciplined David Stearns, may cap their bid as they tackle needs in the rotation, first base and center field—setting up a free agency tug of war.
This 60-second summary was prepared by the JQJO editorial team after reviewing 1 original report from The New York Times.
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