Mets’ Francisco Lindor Gets New Trade Update Amid Rumors
· Yahoo Sports
The New York Mets are in a selling situation ahead of the MLB’s trade deadline.
New York is a bottom-three team in the National League despite having one of the largest payrolls in baseball. Building for the future is in the best interest of president David Stearns and the franchise.
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USA Today’s Bob Nightengale provided a telling update to the trade desires of franchise shortstop Francisco Lindor. The 32-year-old carries a full no-trade clause and the most expensive contract on the Mets’ payroll.
“They’re going to move everybody,” Nightengale said on Foul Territory. “They would love to move (Francisco) Lindor at some point, but they don’t think they can do it now. Just with the money, it’s so complicated. If Lindor’s moved, it’ll more (likely) be in the offseason, when teams can figure out their payroll and everything else.”
Just about everybody, besides young guys like Carson Benge and Nolan McLean, is available in trade talks, Nightengale added.
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