Summary
The New York Mets failed to sign pitcher Edwin Diaz, who joined the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Mets are now focusing on keeping player Pete Alonso, potentially offering him a $182 million contract. The team's ability to sign Alonso may depend on agreeing on the contract's length.
Key Facts
- The Mets did not succeed in signing Edwin Diaz, who went to the Dodgers.
- The team is now trying to secure Pete Alonso with a new contract.
- Alonso's potential deal is reported to be worth $182 million.
- The Mets are considering other late-inning pitchers as Diaz replacements.
- The contract length could be a sticking point in negotiations with Alonso.
- Losing both Alonso and Díaz would be a significant blow to Mets fans.
- Keeping Alonso is a top priority for the Mets.
