Summary
The New York Mets made significant player moves by acquiring infielder Bo Bichette, pitcher Freddy Peralta, and outfielder Luis Robert. The team is still considering signing pitcher Chris Bassitt to strengthen their lineup, as he is known for his reliability. Bassitt's addition could push the Mets' payroll to over $400 million.
Key Facts
- The Mets added Bo Bichette from the Blue Jays and traded for Freddy Peralta and Luis Robert.
- These moves aim to make the Mets contenders for the World Series.
- Chris Bassitt is a free agent and could be signed to boost the Mets' pitching staff.
- Bassitt is valued for his consistent performance and ability to pitch regularly.
- Last season, Bassitt made 31 starts for the Blue Jays, continuing his streak of seasons with at least 30 starts.
- The Mets' payroll is currently $385.7 million and could exceed $400 million if Bassitt is signed.
- Bassitt's potential contract is estimated at $15.6 million per year for two years.
