MLB free agency officially started the day after the World Series was over, but now it’s really started. Teams can start negotiating with external free agents, players have received qualifying offers, and options have been exercised or declined. A crucial offseason is ahead for both the Mets and Yankees, and now we get to see what they’ll actually do.
We’ve been compiling relevant contract predictions across the industry for top free agents from both squads, as well as some potential external targets. First, it was from the New York Post and then from FanGraphs.