The New York Mets and reliever Devin Williams agreed to a three-year, $51 million deal, league sources told ESPN’s Jeff Passan Monday night, giving the club a replacement for Edwin Diaz should the All-Star closer sign elsewhere.
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Sources: Mets give D. Williams 3-year, $51M deal
The New York Mets and reliever Devin Williams have agreed to a three-year, $51 million deal, league sources told ESPN’s Jeff Passan Monday night, confirming a report, giving the club a replacement for Edwin Diaz should the All-Star closer sign elsewhere.
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Sources: RP Williams, Mets agree on 3-year deal
After the 31-year-old veteran pitched for the Yankees last season, free-agent reliever Devin Williams and the New York Mets agreed on a three-year contract that guarantees more than $50 million, sources told ESPN’s Jeff Passan Monday, confirming a report.
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