Mets Could Part Ways with Edwin Díaz Due to Financial Concerns
The New York Mets and Edwin Díaz have shared a successful partnership, but financial considerations may lead to a separation. Despite their excellent relationship, both on and off the field, the Mets may not retain Díaz due to his hefty price tag.
Díaz has been outstanding in his six years with the Mets, including after a severe leg injury that occurred before the start of his five-year, $102 million contract extension in 2023. However, Mets insider Andy Martino suggests that another team may be willing to pay more for Díaz, making money a crucial factor in the decision.
Money might be the most important factor at this stage.
As a result, there is a possibility that Díaz will not be wearing a Mets uniform by opening day.
Author's summary: Mets may cut ties with Edwin Díaz due to price tag concerns.
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