The New York Mets lost two superstars this week, but also lost a breakout pitcher from the minor leagues in the Rule 5 Draft.

By signing with the Dodgers, Díaz leaves a gaping hole in the back of the Mets’ bullpen. His departure paves the way for Devin Williams to be the Mets’ full-time closer, unless New York is able to import another elite reliever this offseason. The Mets signed Williams to a three-year, $51 million deal last week.

The deal was reported by The Athletic on Wednesday morning.

The New York Mets need to address their starting rotation, and it appears the organization has found its top target.

After spending their Winter Meetings watching Pete Alonso go to Baltimore and Edwin Díaz head to Los Angeles, without bringing in any Major League players of their own, the Mets must soon answer the question on everyone’s mind: What exactly is the plan here?

This exercise highlights the need for something big — something that goes against the grain of what the Mets have indicated this offseason.

The New York Mets could see more of their roster turn over this winter, and Jeff McNeil may be the next to go.

SNY Director John DeMarsico hints at who he wants to be the New York Mets closer next year.

Reports said the Mets were interested in converting him to a first baseman, where he's only played once in his career.

The New York Mets are exploring trades involving top pitching prospect Jonah Tong as they target established arms to strengthen their rotation.