MLB proposes salary cap change; Mets eye offseason priorities
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 4, 2026, 1:30 PM
Last updated Nov 4, 2026
Major League Baseball has put forth a proposal to phase in a salary cap and floor starting in 2028. The plan aims to implement the changes gradually to allow teams to adjust. Meanwhile, the Mets are focusing on offseason moves, particularly in bolstering their pitching and trying to sign Japanese free agent Teruaki Sato. Additionally, the Yankees have dismissed recent criticism regarding their front office decisions as noise. Alec Bohm's free agency status raises questions for the Phillies as the offseason progresses.
- •MLB's latest proposal includes a salary cap starting in 2028.
- •Mets prioritize pitching and pursue Japanese free agent Teruaki Sato.
- •Yankees label criticism of front office as 'noise'.
- •Alec Bohm enters free agency, creating uncertainty for the Phillies.
- •Rays plan to have Drew Rasmussen lead their rotation in 2027.
- 1:30 PMYahoo Sports — Mets Morning News: More salary cap nonsense
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