Mets Shopping 'Overpriced' Two-Time All-Star After Injury News: Report
Summary
The New York Mets are reportedly considering trading Jeff McNeil, a two-time All-Star player, as they manage their team budget. McNeil recently underwent shoulder surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome, but other teams have shown interest in him despite this. The Mets may need to trade McNeil to afford other key players like Pete Alonso and Edwin Díaz.Key Facts
- The New York Mets are exploring options to trade Jeff McNeil.
- McNeil had shoulder surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome after the recent season ended.
- He is a two-time All-Star currently earning $15.75 million with an option for next year.
- Other baseball teams are interested in McNeil, but they might want to see him play post-recovery first.
- The Mets want to improve their defense after a poor performance last season.
- McNeil's versatility improved as he also played in the center field, increasing his trade appeal.
- Despite his recent injury, McNeil played 122 games this season with a .746 OPS, a statistic that measures a player's on-base plus slugging percentage.
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