Mets Predicted to Swing Trade for $100M Slugging All-Star
Summary
The New York Mets may trade for Byron Buxton from the Minnesota Twins to fill their center field position. Buxton, who has been an All-Star and won several awards, is considering leaving the Twins after they traded other key players. Despite past injuries, Buxton's performance makes him a strong candidate for the Mets.Key Facts
- The New York Mets are looking to strengthen their outfield by trading for Byron Buxton.
- Cedric Mullins, acquired by the Mets previously, is now a free agent after not performing well.
- Buxton plays for the Minnesota Twins and has a no-trade clause but may reconsider for certain teams.
- He signed a seven-year, $100 million contract in 2021.
- Buxton has been an All-Star twice and won a Silver Slugger, Gold Glove, and Platinum Glove awards.
- He hit 35 home runs last season and has 168 home runs in his career.
- The Twins have been trading away their top players, which might influence Buxton's decision to move.
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