It's the amazing RICO Bronia podcast with your host, Evan Roberts.

Rico Bronia.

How are we doing?

Everybody having a good weekend.

Everybody feeling good.

Everybody's smiling.

Everyone pumped up for more New York Metropolitan Baseball offseason talk. Well, you came to the right place.

Today on Rico Bronia, we are going to do a deep dive on the position player free agent market.

Most of you think there's only one position player who's a free agent. His name is Juan Soto. There are many more.

And today we are going to dive in on all the free agents that potentially the New York Mets should target.

But before we go into specific names, and we've done this when we talked about the relievers and we talked about the starters,

it's good to know what we have going into this

offseason. Okay, let's not forget what the Mets currently have on their roster. And what they

have on their roster is probably a lot less than you realized, is the honest truth. Their set

at catcher, barring injury, Francisco Alvarez is going to be the starting

catcher as he should. Luis Turenz was tender to contract. He'll make probably about a million

and a half this year. So a nice little bargain for him. And then he's eligible for arbitration

in 2026 as well. So right now seems pretty cut and dry. Francisco Alvarez is the starting catcher.

Luis Terence is the backup. When you look at the infield, the New York Mets have three guys

that you would say are on the roster. And I'd argue one of them may well be traded. So really, there are two guys

on the roster that you would feel very confident about. Mark Vientos, who of course is coming

off an incredible breakout season last year, and Francisco Lindor, who is signed long term,

...