The Washington Nationals could be a threat to steal an intriguing pitcher from the New York Mets.
are going to be major players. They have money to spend and the urge to get back into playoff contention.
Most notably, Washington has been linked as a potential suitor to reunite with their former superstar outfielder Juan Soto. He's set to enter free agency, although he is widely expected to land with either theOutside of Soto, there are plenty of high-profile free agents for Washington to consider."They should be in the mix for a lot of that next tier of players who figure to go in the $5-12 million per year range.
This year, Severino has been a strong starter for the Mets, making 28 starts and racking up a 10-6 record to go along with a 3.74 ERA, 1.25 WHIP, and 2.6 K/BB ratio across 166.0 innings pitched.At 30 years old, Severino would still be a candidate to sign a three or four-year deal.
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