Adnan Virk

But I think for Pete Alonzo, it's great, man.

I mean, I'm really happy for him.

I think he offers even more reason to be compelled by the American League East, and he fills the natural void.

And people talk about his defense.

Sure, his arm's not great, his range isn't great, but his scoops are awesome.

He's number one in scoops in the National League.

He can slug, and he's going to do that at Camden Yards.

The dude can rake.

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.