US EditionMets Insider Sheds Light on Why Edwin Diaz Chose Dodgers over His Former Team
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Table of ContentsDodgers claimed to bring it back after concluding the main agreementStructure of the contract was made public Major League Baseball's world was in great surprise after Edwin Díaz's signing with Los Angeles Dodgers and even more so when there was no indication that the Boricua wanted to leave New York. Even, everything became more relevant by leaking that Mets practically offered the same as Dodgers, but still, the Puerto Rican g…
New York Mets Linked to Former Red Sox Star to Bolster Pitching Rotation
New York Mets Jersey (Image Credits: Imagn) The Los Angeles Dodgers sent a shockwave through Queens when they signed Edwin Díaz. Also, Diaz finally revealed why he snubbed the New York Mets over the Dodgers. So, losing their former closer to LA on a three-year, $69M deal changed the Mets’ offseason into urgency mode, pretty fast. NY responded by landing Devin Williams from the New York Yankees, betting that his rough 2025 was more detour than de…
The Ugly Truth: Why Mets never had a prayer in Edwin Díaz sweepstakes
Gregory Fisher-Imagn ImagesGregory Fisher-Imagn Images The departure of Edwin Diaz to the Los Angeles Dodgers isn’t just a roster change; it is a cold, hard slap in the face that exposes exactly where the New York Mets stand in the National League hierarchy. While fans might scream about loyalty, the reality is that the Mets never truly had a chance to retain their star closer once the back-to-back World Series champions came calling with a thre…
Report: Braves had five-year offer on the table for Edwin Díaz
Prior to landing Robert Suarez, the Braves were among the teams interested in All-Star closer Edwin Díaz before he ultimately signed a three-year, $69 million contract with the Dodgers. The Dodgers — along with the incumbent Mets — are always going to be difficult to beat in bidding wars, but this wasn’t a case of Atlanta being unwilling to compete. Jorge Castillo of ESPN reported that the Braves actually had a five-year deal on the table, a lon…
The Boricua Edwin Díaz broke the silence and offered clear details about the reasons that led to his surprising departure from the Mets of New York and his subsequent signing with the Dodgers of Los Angeles, clarifying why the New York organization never had the real opportunity to match the agreement. The closing star explained that his initial intention was not to close doors with the Mets, a team with which he lived some of the best moments o…
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