Summary
The New York Mets have reportedly signed Devin Williams, a former All-Star, to strengthen their bullpen. They also aim to re-sign star closer Edwin Diaz to improve their chances for the next season. The Mets are focusing on building a strong bullpen to avoid missing the postseason again.
Key Facts
- The Mets reportedly agreed to a deal with Devin Williams, a relief pitcher.
- Williams had a less successful season recently but may regain his strong performance.
- The Mets plan to re-sign their current closer, Edwin Diaz, reportedly for $88 million.
- Edwin Diaz has been a standout performer for the Mets for several years.
- The team missed the postseason this year and wants to improve next season.
- The Mets' strategy includes building a strong bullpen around Williams and Diaz.
