Okay I love all my bad baseball players so these aren’t meant to be disrespectful I’m just looking at the reality here
Bo - has been so bad it makes it unlikely that he opts out of his contract this offseason, making him unreadable.
Williams - still inconsistent, if he was a ufa after this year someone would still take him and say I can fix him but he has two years left so less likely to move
Weaver - actually had trade value, has term so the Mets may be more hesitant to trade him but that term is only for one more season and if we have a season or how long it be if we do
Polanco - barely played this year, has a year left with money, so not moving
Peralta - will still have value because of the lack of starting pitching available at the deadline but has severely tanked his value
Senga - hits the IL every month, not moving despite being a upcoming ufa pitcher unless someone’s extremely desperate, he just has not put up enough innings
Aj minter - actually tradable piece with an expiring contract m
Manaea - up and down season, still some value bc of his recent upward trajectory and lack of pitching in the mlb and more buyers than sellers but owed a lot next year, also if move him I’ll cry so they should let me have this one
Raley - after weaver, probably the most attractive piece we have, teams need left hand bullpen pitching and he’s on an expiring contract and old enough he won’t be back
Luis Robert - hamstring so fucked up running will literally kill him and we haven’t seen him in months
Vientos - also basically no trade value anymore, injured, Stearns should consider I don’t want to lose my emotional support cat boy and I don’t think teams would
Baty - same as above but has some more value bc of utility ability, that said even if he’s not a starter caliber player you’re unlikely to get much in return back that would be worth giving up cheap depth defense
Holmes - signed to just next year so lockout uncertainty, good before his leg exploded so may get flipped if he can look good to end the month.
Brazoban - maybe the most interesting player. He has several years of team control and is an effective bullpen pitcher, both things that are very valuable, buuuuut he’s also 36, so age will be a concern. Mets may not feel whatever they’d get back would be worth losing him with several years of team control and how much they invested in him, but he’s also a 36 year old relief pitcher and retaining has so much risk in terms of how repeatable the performance is. They’ll consider it for the right offer for sure but if they end up holding on to him they won’t be mad about it either
The “someone might take him but don’t expect much of note back” tier: Tyrone Taylor (upcoming ufa, so may just flip him so they don’t lose him for nothing),
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