The Mets began a very busy offseason by signing Edwin Díaz to a five-year deal, locking down the best reliever the team has seen in quite some time on a record contract for a reliever. That alone is something that would have been impossible in offseasons past, but the fact that the team didn’t just stop there in building out its bullpen is perhaps even more encouraging.
A few weeks after signing Díaz, the team traded for Brooks Raley and inked David Robertson to a one-year deal. And then the Mets brought back Adam Ottavino on a two-year deal.