Summary
The New York Mets are considering a trade for Byron Buxton, an All-Star outfielder from the Minnesota Twins. This proposal would involve trading two Mets prospects in exchange for Buxton. Adding Buxton could greatly benefit the Mets' roster.
Key Facts
- The Mets recently acquired Luis Robert Jr. from the Chicago White Sox.
- Byron Buxton plays as an outfielder and is a two-time All-Star.
- Buxton has a $100 million contract and three years left on it.
- Buxton has faced injuries but performed well last season with 35 home runs.
- Buxton has a no-trade clause but may consider waiving it for certain teams.
- The Mets are considering trading two prospects for Buxton: Jonah Tong and Ryan Clifford.
- The Mets’ recent offseason roster moves have improved their standing as contenders.
