Jeff Passan has a column this morning that has many, many thoughts but no conclusions. My summary: The Mets are in on all but there are no guarantees. Here's an excerpt. (Seriously, George. Toronto? It's not like Eugene Levy will be there to greet you. You're a Connecticut guy so we know that Toronto is a beard. Plus, you might have to play in Buffalo for a few months. We're ready when you are.) [bLOCKQUOTE]... Springer might be the most fascinating of all because of the teams vying for his services: the New York Mets and Toronto Blue Jays. There are others, too, but executives believe this is a two-team race between the duo seen as the likely biggest spenders this winter. Certainly this benefits Springer; bidding wars these days are few and far between. But Springer also understands that there are scenarios in which both teams go in another direction. The Blue Jays, sources said, have emerged as significant players in the LeMahieu sweepstakes -- perhaps the biggest threat to him re-signing with the New York Yankees, with whom a significant gap remains. The Mets also have expressed interest in LeMahieu. New York is seen by a number of executives as the best landing spot for Bauer. [/bLOCKQUOTE] https://www.espn.com/mlb/insider/story/_/id/30568689/what-jeff-passan-hearing-new-homes-george-springer-nolan-arenadohttps://www.espn.com/mlb/insider/story/_/id/30568689/what-jeff-passan-hearing-new-homes-george-springer-nolan-arenado