Heyman: on Mets, Matt Holliday & Randy Wolf

by Matthew Cerrone on November 9th, 2009 at 2:56 pm

In a report from the GM Meetings in Chicago, Jon Heyman of SI.com says people believe the Mets prefer Matt Holliday to Jason Bay.

According to Heyman, “The Mets are desperate for a power-hitting outfielder,” and Holliday has the Mets and Yankees high on his list of preferred teams.

…the new buzz coming from Camp Boras suggests the bidding for holliday must start at eight years, and at least $17 million per season… yes, eight, 136… jeeez… also, it doesn’t sound like he has any limitations… i mean, i am sure there are places he would prefer to play… but, in the end, he’s going where the money is… this is his time to shine, it’s time to be a star, and boras is going to make it happen for him…

Heyman also says the Mets are expected to make a play for free-agent LHP Randy Wolf.

…the early word from Los Angeles is wolf is seeking a three-year deal, like Oliver Perez signed last off season, and the Dodgers have zero interest in giving him such a deal… i bet wolf is late to sign, and ends up getting a two-year, $16 million deal from someone… it would not surprise me to see it be the Mets…

To read more news, notes and rumors from Heyman, including the latest on Hideki Matsui, the market for Adrian Gonzalez and Carl Crawford, the future of Chone Figgins, Hank Blalock, Orlando Hudson, and Carlos Delgado, click here.

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