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The Mets allegedly checked in with the White Sox about Luis Robert Jr., seeking a salary offset to cover his $20 million 2026 payout.
Robert Jr. has battled injuries and posted mixed results since a strong 2023 season.
The White Sox reportedly seek a higher return, betting on a return to his 2023 All-Star form.
The Mets previously viewed Robert Jr. as a rental and weighed 2026-2027 options in prior discussions.
If acquired, teams would need to handle Robert Jr.’s remaining contract and medical history.
Mets’ center-field situation includes Tyrone Taylor and top prospect Carson Benge as potential options.
The Mets may still target upgrades in center to bolster defense and run prevention.
Mets’ 2026 outlook remains influenced by the status of Juan Soto in right field and team needs in center.
Mets have previously pursued Luis Robert Jr. at the trade deadline before landing Cedric Mullins.
Mets’ decision hinges on evaluating medicals and sustained production over a full season.
The article highlights that Robert Jr. had 14 home runs and 53 RBIs across 110 games in 2025.
The trade discussion is framed as part of broader Mets strategic moves to strengthen defense.

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The article identifies nine expensive contracts that could be traded this off-season, signaling a busy market for veteran players.
Nick Castellanos is viewed as unlikely to move due to the Phillies’ need to absorb salary and potential prospect implications.
Corey Seager’s trade value could be affected by his no-trade clause and the Rangers’ payroll considerations.
Masataka Yoshida’s market remains uncertain due to injuries and a crowded Red Sox outfield.
Luis Severino could be traded if a team is comfortable with a high-salary one-year scenario and a potential 2027 option.
Luis Robert Jr. is highlighted as a center-field option whose trade value depends on health and market demand.
Willson Contreras could move, but his two-year, $36.5 million commitment and no-trade clause complicate a deal.
Nolan Arenado may be moved as Cardinals pursue roster reshaping with a two-year remaining on his deal.
José Berríos could be moved as the Blue Jays recalibrate a loaded rotation and bullpen considerations.
Jeff McNeil remains in play as a flexible, affordable option for teams seeking middle-infield versatility.
Jeff McNeil’s contract length and value position him as a short-term alternative for buyers wary of longer deals.

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