Adnan Virk

Yeah, I was just talking to my neighbor who's muttering right now as he's getting rid of the leaves, going like, well, what's going on with these Mets here?

Like, it's unbelievable.

I didn't think the Mets would be the ones to be responsible for all the winter meetings conversation.

But first off, Diaz, that was a stunner.

I mean, three years, $69 million.

I thought he was going to get like a five-year deal for $100 million.

Apparently, I was way off on this.

And I couldn't believe the Mets offered three years, $66 million.

Like, they were right there.

Like, why even bother with the $3 million?

But I guess that's Diaz's way of saying, hey, it's not about the money necessarily.

I just want to go to L.A.

and try to win a World Series.

Apparently, he wasn't crazy about the fact that they signed Devin Williams without consulting him, which I guess this is today's modern era baseball player.

You got to let a guy know.

I don't think that's the Mets' problem personally.

I'm like, well, you want to sign Devin Williams?

Go for it.

Three years, $51 million.

So I guess from that perspective, between 51 for Devin Williams, 69 for Edwin Diaz, would you really give $120 million to two relievers as good as those guys can be?