New York Mets Prepare Major Offseason Moves

The New York Mets are making significant offseason moves, approaching nearly $1 billion in spending, including a $765 million contract for outfielder Juan Soto and a $75 million deal for pitcher Sean Manaea. As they look to strengthen their roster, the team is also focused on re-signing first baseman Pete Alonso, whose market has narrowed, increasing the likelihood of a deal. Meanwhile, starting pitcher José Quintana, who had a standout performance in the postseason, is predicted to sign with the Washington Nationals, as a reunion with the Mets seems unlikely. The Mets' bullpen, which struggled last season, may benefit from targeting reliever Tanner Scott, who has demonstrated strong performance metrics. Additionally, the team is exploring options for a third baseman, with Alex Bregman being a prominent candidate. With these strategic moves, the Mets aim to enhance their competitiveness for the upcoming season.