1 Mets trade package for Garrett Crochet, 1 for Luis Robert, and 1 for both

A Mets trade package for Garrett Crochet and Luis Robert

If the Mets decide to go all in this offseason, they can use their financial availability to make the necessary investments in players to complement the team's roster. By signing some free agents to long-term contracts, the need for certain prospects is not as vital which would make the possibility of a trade for Crochet and Robert a reality.

The Chicago White Sox may be inclined to join Robert in a trade for Crochet to amplify a possibly greater return than they would receive by trading him in a separate trade. In this sense, the Mets would have to combine two top-five prospects in the organization, Williams and Clifford, adding Baty as an immediate impact piece on the MLB roster.

A relevant aspect of trade between both is the inclusion of the figure of the young pitcher Jonah Tong. This could be a dealbreaker for the Mets due to the pitcher's potential in his young career in the minors, showing three above-average pitches as a prospect and an elite fastball that can hit 97 mph.

To complement the trade, the Mets should include two depth figures with the pedigree of former top prospects like Kevin Parada and Alex Ramirez. In a package of this level, the Mets would sacrifice their future for two players who would make the Mets a competitive team at the level of the Los Angeles Dodgers while they would have to continue investing in player development to enhance the talent of the figures that would remain in the farm system.