Overview
- Multiple outlets report Díaz has agreed to join Los Angeles on a three-year, $69 million contract that is expected to be finalized.
- The Mets’ offer was three years at $66 million with modest deferrals, according to reporters, but the Dodgers’ bid won out.
- By declining the Mets’ $22.025 million qualifying offer, Díaz triggered draft-pick compensation for New York and corresponding penalties for Los Angeles.
- Díaz, 31, is coming off a 1.63 ERA with 28 saves in 2025, and his addition addresses a Dodgers bullpen that struggled to close games last season.
- Mets president David Stearns said the club is very comfortable with Devin Williams as closer after signing him earlier this offseason to a three-year, $51 million deal.