Pete Crow-Armstrong named NL MVP as Mets' off-season strategy takes shape

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Pete Crow-Armstrong named NL MVP as Mets' off-season strategy takes shape
Summary

Pete Crow-Armstrong has been awarded the National League MVP unanimously. Meanwhile, Mets President David Stearns expressed optimism about Marcus Semien improving in the upcoming season. The Mets are reportedly in negotiations with various players, including discussions with Tarik Skubal's representatives. Additionally, Atlanta has signed reliever Evan Phillips to a three-year deal worth $35 million. The general manager meetings signal an eventful period ahead of the December 1 lockout.

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  • •Crow-Armstrong is named unanimous NL MVP.
  • •David Stearns believes Marcus Semien can improve at age 36.
  • •Mets engaged with Tarik Skubal's agent amid offseason strategy.
  • •Atlanta signs Evan Phillips for three years, $35 million.
  • •General manager meetings set the stage for offseason activity.
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  • 1:00 PMYahoo Sports — Mets Morning News: PCA wins MVP, Stearns optimistic about Semien
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