Mets All-Star Predicted to End Free Agency After 4-Year, $80 Million Blockbuster
Summary
The New York Mets are considering re-signing All-Star closer Edwin Diaz. Diaz may opt out of his current contract, which has two years and $37 million left. Analysts project that he could receive a four-year, $80 million deal in free agency.Key Facts
- The Mets did not make the playoffs this past season despite signing new players and reuniting with former ones.
- Edwin Diaz posted a 1.63 ERA with 28 saves in the latest season.
- Diaz has an option to leave his contract, which still has two years and $37 million remaining.
- The Mets are expected to offer a qualifying offer if Diaz enters free agency.
- Analysts believe Diaz could earn a new four-year contract worth $80 million.
- The Mets have few reliable replacements for Diaz, increasing their interest in keeping him.
- Injuries to potential replacements make Diaz even more valuable to the Mets for the upcoming seasons.
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