The New York Mets could be active at the trade deadline and may move on from an expensive bench player. One of their stars is an ideal candidate to be moved.

Baseball might be the most unpredictable sport of a number of reasons, however, when it comes to making bold predictions, sometimes there can be more than meets the eye.

Soto publicly urged the Mets to acquire Alcantara, the 2022 NL Cy Young winner, ahead of Tuesday’s 4-2 loss. Alcantara, who missed last season with Tommy John surgery, limited the Mets to two runs in five innings. “It would be one of the best trades that we could have,” Soto told the New York Post.

Former MLB outfielder Tommie Reynolds died last week, according to MLB Trade Rumors. He was 83. Reynolds signed with the Kansas City Athletics when he was 21 in 1963 and he made his major league debut that season, appearing in eight games. He played in 90 games in the 1965 season then spent the following season at Triple-A.

A new trade pitch has the Philadelphia Phillies sending Alec Bohm to the Detroit Tigers for pitcher Will Vest and utility man Andy Ibáñez.

During a recent live stream for Bleacher Report, content creator Tyler Ward proposed a hypothetical trade that would land Miami Marlins superstar Sandy Alcantara for a package that would include, among others, third baseman Brett Baty.

Alonso recently spoke about signing a two-year contract that included a player opt-out following this season to return to the Mets after numerous stories linked him with the Blue Jays this past winter.

As expected, the New York Mets were unable to hang onto this promising outfielder after a strong showing in spring training. According to Anthony DiComo of MLB