Mets ready to clean house?

[homer]

I'd buy low on Conforto.

[pacopete4]

Honestly, if we could get Swarzak back for cheap, I'd gladly take him. He was a big reason for our 2nd half surge last year, and we most definitely need bullpen help.

 

I don't know about that. Right now the pen is this team's strength in my opinion.

 

They are and can continue to be even more so by adding to it. I want Seth Lugo and put him in that long man situation. He’s a guy that can come in and give you 2-3 innings no problem.

[KeithStone53151]

Honestly, if we could get Swarzak back for cheap, I'd gladly take him. He was a big reason for our 2nd half surge last year, and we most definitely need bullpen help.

 

I don't know about that. Right now the pen is this team's strength in my opinion.

 

They are and can continue to be even more so by adding to it. I want Seth Lugo and put him in that long man situation. He’s a guy that can come in and give you 2-3 innings no problem.

 

I suspect we'll make a move for a starter, and between that and Nelson potentially coming back...I think Lugo would be redundant as we have Suter for that role.

 

I like the idea of bringing back Swarzak, but not adding $8.5 million of payroll in 2019. Payroll is going to be a problem next year, adding that $8.5 only makes it tougher to navigate the offseason.

[Warning Track Power]

I'd buy low on Conforto.

I would like this as well. No clue if they would be inclined to move him or what it would take.

[Roderick]

 

I like the idea of bringing back Swarzak, but not adding $8.5 million of payroll in 2019.

 

Not saying the Brewers shouldn't look to better the bullpen, but it is basically diminishing returns as whoever you acquire becomes #4 bullpen guy.

 

As for Swarzak, yeah, the Brewers would not want that 2019 contract. Plus, I wouldn't want the Mets to pay some of it and then expect a better prospect either.

 

Just looked up Ryan Cordell and he does not have much luck. Broken clavicle after playing a little bit in April.