Mets Could Cut Ties with Edwin Díaz over Price Tag Concerns: Insider
Summary
There is a possibility that the New York Mets might not keep their player Edwin Díaz because of concerns about his salary. Díaz could become a free agent if he chooses to end his contract, and another team might pay him more. The Mets will need to decide if they want to match any offers Díaz receives from other teams.Key Facts
- Edwin Díaz is a player for the New York Mets, a baseball team.
- Díaz signed a five-year, $102 million contract before the 2023 season.
- He suffered a leg injury before his first season but performed well in the following two years.
- Díaz's contract allows him to opt-out and potentially become a free agent after the World Series.
- If he opts out, he might seek a four-year deal that extends beyond the Mets' current option for 2028.
- A sports insider suggested that another team might offer Díaz more money than the Mets are willing to pay.
- The decision on whether to keep Díaz rests with the Mets, who must decide on matching competing offers.
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