Summary
The New York Mets may not pursue signing Framber Valdez, a 32-year-old star pitcher, despite being linked to him. The team lost several key players this offseason and has made some new signings. The Mets might look for trading options instead of offering a large contract to Valdez.
Key Facts
- The New York Mets are linked to free agent pitcher Framber Valdez.
- The Mets have lost key players Pete Alonso and Edwin Díaz this offseason.
- The team has added new players like Devin Williams and Luke Weaver.
- Mark Feinsand from MLB.com suggested the Mets might not pursue Valdez.
- Mets’ president David Stearns usually avoids long-term contracts for pitchers.
- Valdez could get a six-year deal worth around $200 million.
- The Mets might consider trading for a pitcher instead of signing Valdez.
