Mets Urged by Insider to 'Figure It Out' With $100 Million Closer
Summary
The New York Mets are looking to secure a strong closer for their team and are considering signing Edwin Diaz, a former Mets player, who wants a $100 million contract. The team feels pressure to finalize the deal since the National League East division will be highly competitive next season.Key Facts
- The New York Mets need a strong closer to improve their chances of making it to the playoffs.
- Edwin Diaz is a former Mets player and the top closer in the current market.
- Diaz wants a contract worth $100 million, complicating negotiations.
- MLB insider Jon Heyman emphasizes the urgency for the Mets to secure Diaz quickly.
- Diaz has recorded 20 or more saves in four of his six seasons with the Mets.
- His earned run average (ERA) was 1.75 or less in three of the six years with the team.
- Raisel Iglesias, another top reliever, has already signed with the Atlanta Braves, indicating a competitive market for closers.
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