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Mets Morning News: More salary cap nonsense

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Meet the Mets

Anthony McCarron made some bold predictions for the offseason for the Mets, Yankees, and beyond.

Tim Britton and Will Sammon compiled a group of things they’ve heard about the Mets offseason priorities, including getting pitching and where they stand in pursuing Japanese free agent Teruaki Sato.

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Around the National League East

Alec Bohm is now a free agent, leaving a major question mark at third base for the Phillies.

Around Major League Baseball

The Yankees have largely dismissed criticism of the team and front office as “noise” and that may not be the wisest choice.

Rays owner Patrick Zalupski wrote a letter to the Rays fans following their loss in the World Series.

Erik Neander reiterated the Rays intention to have Drew Rasmussen leading their rotation in 2027.

ESPN put up their list of the top 50 free agents this offseason, along with some contract projections.

MLB’s latest CBA proposal includes phasing in a salary cap and floor in 2028, with increases in the payroll limits on both ends.

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Delaying the salary cap until 2028 would allow for teams and the league to have time to figure out how best to implement the radical change.

MLB illustrated how the cap and floor would affect baseball by disclosing how many teams would need to change on either side of the limits.

The MLBPA responded to the MLB’s public announcement of their latest CBA proposal, reiterating their opposition to a salary cap.

Ian Browne took a look at what free agents could help the Red Sox for 2027 and beyond.

The Mariners have filled their managerial opening, hiring Jason Kanzler, who served as the Cubs director of player development over the last three seasons.

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David Bell stepped down as the Toronto Blue Jays assistant general manager and vice president of baseball operations.

Shohei Ohtani’s home run in the NLCS could signal a strong season ahead in 2027.

The Angels are on the verge of a renaissance, and could send a message on their potential future even just by attempting to fill their front office opening with a big name.

There’s some competition for the title of best hitter in this free agent class, with seven strong contenders.

Yesterday at Amazin’ Avenue

The Amazin’ Avenue Offseason Plan Contest has officially kicked off!

Steve Sypa reviewed Xzavion Curry’s confounding 2026 season with the Mets.

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A Pod of Their Own returned with another new episode.

This Date in Mets History

The Mets, along with the rest of the league, had their first experience with free agency 50 years ago today, when the league’s first free agency period began.

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