Will the Mets be sellers at the deadline? | Around the Bases with Jon Heyman

Jon Heyman joins Ryan to discuss the Yankees chances of signing Juan Soto to a long term extension this offseason. Jon breaks down the situation in Queens with the Mets struggling in the month of May. Will they trade Pete Alonso? Jon doesn't think the Phillies are the best team in MLB. A team in Chicago is Jon's disappointing team of the week.
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00:00 Yankees want Soto long term
11:20 Mets firesale coming?
22:08 Phillies the best in MLB
22:24 Cubs disappointing
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Mets talk starts at 11:20

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Quite obviously they will be. Don't need to watch the video to answer this question. The problem is you won't get much for any of these guys. Marte will get you a decent middle reliever or AAA ready prospect. JD will get you something similar to Marte (nobody wanted him 3 months ago but he's proven he can still hit.) McNeil will be purely a salary dump and you'll have to easily eat 50%. Somebody would take a chance on Diaz and give you something for him but again, you're easily eating 50% of that contract. Lindor is not moveable. Severino, Manaea, Ottavino or Bader will net you a AA prospect. If Alonso continues to hit .230 and finishes with 30 HR and 80 RBI as his pace indicates, the Mets won't trade him at such a low value, and they'll have a better chance of resigning him at a discount (5 years, 112 mil with a team option for 6th year.)