The article discusses the New York Mets' reluctance to pursue long-term deals with pitchers, as shown by their choice not to target pitchers like Max Fried and Corbin Burnes. Instead, they are interested in acquiring Dylan Cease from the Padres, while also considering their prospects more favorable than those of the Cubs. The piece delves into the trade market for pitchers, including available options like Jack Flaherty and Nick Pivetta. It also touches on other players like Mark Canha and J.D. Martinez, who the Mets are considering for future contracts, indicating a mix of strategy and interest in bolstering their roster.
The Mets have avoided long-term pitcher deals, not pursuing pitchers like Max Fried or Corbin Burnes, but are interested in Dylan Cease from the Padres.
While the Cubs hold a top-ranked prospect list, the Padres may prefer the Mets' prospects due to strong options like Brandon Sproat and Jett Williams.
Jack Flaherty's continued availability surprises teams, considering his strong 2024 performance and no qualifying offer, making him a valuable trade target.
Max Scherzer expressed willingness to join the Jays if they look like pennant contenders after their underwhelming season, agreeing to a $15.5M deal.
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