Star reliever Edwin Diaz is predicted to leave the New York Mets for their archrival in a massive $82 million deal in free agency. The post Edwin Diaz Predicted to Depart Mets for Archrival in $82M Deal appeared first on Heavy Sports.

New York Mets fans don't want to imagine a world without star closer Edwin Diaz on their roster for 2026. Unfortunately, this is a potential reality they have t

Even if the Mets do lose Edwin Díaz in free agency, they won’t come away completely empty-handed. The Mets on Thursday made the obvious move of extending Díaz a qualifying offer, which is a one-year contract worth $22.

New York Mets closer Edwin Diaz has widely been assumed to be the top closer on the free-agent market this winter. The relatively shallow class of ninth-inning

Longtime New York Mets closer Edwin Diaz opted out of the final two years and $38 million of his current contract on November 3, thus making him a free agent. W

Mets closer Edwin Díaz has opted out of the final two years and $38 million guaranteed on his contract, the club announced Tuesday, making Díaz a free agent for the first time in his career. The decision is a formality;

“INF Pete Alonso and RHP Edwin Diaz have declined their player options and have become free agents,” the Mets posted, also confirming first baseman Pete Alonso had entered free agency. Diaz is likely seeking a longer, more lucrative deal, and a return to the Mets remains a possibility.