Fast Ball Talk

Is a Vladimir Guerrero Jr. trade to the Mets a pipe dream or a legitimate possibility? The Mets seem to be shifting gears after Alonso’s contract rejection, but is trading for a player potentially seeking a 450 million dollar contract a smart move? Does Cohen’s deep wallet make this a realistic pursuit, or would such a massive investment hamstring the team’s future flexibility? Could pairing Guerrero Jr. with Soto actually lure Soto into staying long-term? What would the Mets have to give up to make this trade happen, and would it be worth the cost? Weigh in with your thoughts on this potential blockbuster deal and its implications. Is this the move that finally brings a World Series back to Queens, or a risky gamble that could backfire?

A Vladimir Guerrero Jr. trade to the Mets? Bold—but not impossible.

With Alonso likely out and Steve Cohen’s deep pockets, the Mets could swing big. Guerrero’s price tag ($450M?) is steep, but pairing him with Soto could create a dream lineup and boost their chances of locking Soto long-term.

The cost? Likely top prospects like Jett Williams or Mauricio. Risky, yes—but if the Mets believe they’re close to a title, this could be the blockbuster that brings a World Series back to Queens. High risk, huge reward. Let’s see if Cohen rolls the dice