Willy Adames could be considering position change with Mets as potential fit
NY Post
Mets baseball president David Stearns acquired star free agent shortstop Willy Adames for the Brewers. Adames is thought willing to consider third base, and Stearns has said Mark Vientos could play first base if the need arises.
Adames should have plenty of interest.
The Dodgers, Braves and Giants tried hard to obtain him via trade. Dodgers baseball president Andrew Friedman acquired him for Tampa Bay, but the Dodgers’ need doesn’t seem quite as urgent with NLCS MVP Tommy Edman performing so well in the postseason and Miguel Rojas expected to make a full recovery after offseason surgery.
The Royals, looking for a leadoff hitter, might consider Gleyber Torres, who filled that role nicely for the Yankees.
If the emerging Royals are unable to acquire a high on-base guy, they could move superstar Bobby Witt Jr. to leadoff (he’d prefer to stay batting second, but he hit with the bases empty more than anyone this year, not counting leadoff men).
The Mariners, Giants and Blue Jays also are in the second base market and make sense for Torres.
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