It goes without saying that the New York Mets face a plethora of tough decisions this winter. However, the choice on whether or not to bring back Edwin Díaz should be a no-brainer. The Mets should resoundingly look to sign Díaz to a new deal in free agency, no matter the cost. With so many needs to fill, president of baseball operations David Stearns should look for easy wins wherever possible....
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Devin Williams Position: RP B/T: R/R Age: 31 (09/21/1994) 2025 Traditional Stats: 67 G, 29 GF, 15 HLD, 18 SV, 4 BS, 62 IP, 4-6, 4.79 ERA, 1.129 WHIP, 90 SO, 25 BB 2025 Advanced Stats: 85 ERA+, 34.7% SO%, 9.7% BB%, 3.07 xERA, 2.68 FIP, 2.95 xFIP, -0.3 bWAR, 1.4 fWAR Rundown Milwaukee A two-time All-Star closer and two-time Hoffman Reliever of The Year, Devin Williams was drafted by the Brewers in...
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The Mets are facing some early competition in their quest to re-sign closer Edwin Díaz. According to The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal, the Toronto Blue Jays met with Díaz’s representation during the general managers’ meetings in Las Vegas before they came to an end on Thursday. “The Blue Jays, according to people briefed on their activity, met with Díaz’s agents from...
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Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets are listening to offers on Jeff McNeil, per Jon Heyman, who also mentioned additional position players who could be made available. McNeil, who just had surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome, has one season remaining on his contract and could be an asset for an interested team looking to acquire a player who can play multiple positions on the field. Latest Mets...
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The 2025 First and Second All-MLB Teams were announced Thursday night at the MLB Awards show in Las Vegas. Juan Soto made the All-MLB First Team, while closer Edwin Díaz won the Trevor Hoffman Reliever of the Year Award and made the All-MLB Second Team. Pete Alonso and Francisco Lindor were up for both teams, too, but didn’t make the cut. Soto’s first year in Queens was considered a...
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MLB announced Thursday that Shohei Ohtani unanimously won the National League Most Valuable Player Award, while Aaron Judge won the award for the American League. Kyle Schwarber finished second in MVP voting, while Juan Soto came in third. Schwarber led MLB in RBIs (132), the NL in home runs (56), and was fourth in baseball in SLG (.563) and fifth in OPS (.928). Soto, meanwhile, led baseball in...
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