Mets $10 Million Flamethrower Projected To Bolt For Deal With AL Contender
Summary
The New York Mets made trades to improve their team but did not make it to the playoffs. Pitcher Ryan Helsley, who joined the Mets, is now a free agent and is expected to sign with another team, possibly the Texas Rangers. Helsley struggled with pitch-tipping issues but could perform well if these are addressed.Key Facts
- The New York Mets traded for players to try and make the playoffs but were unsuccessful.
- Pitcher Ryan Helsley became a free agent after the season.
- Jim Bowden predicts Helsley will get a one-year, $10 million contract.
- Andy McCullough suggests Helsley might join the Texas Rangers.
- The Rangers need to improve their team, especially in the bullpen.
- Helsley had trouble with the Mets due to pitch-tipping but could improve next season.
- The Rangers freed up budget space by moving player contracts around.
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