Lefty Specialist wrote: I believe Bassitt, Walker and Carrasco have one more year of team control after 2022, Scherzer two more. Jake is a wild card, as he'll opt out and he'll be looking for Scherzer+ money. It's an elderly pitching rotation, though. They may be elderly, but they are highly effective. I would be happy with the same rotation next season, particularly with Megill and Peterson as back ups for redundancy/bullpen help. As for Syndergaard, there is no room for him on the Mets staff. At best, he would have to compete with Megill and Peterson for 6th man/bullpen/trade bait status. He is welcome to sign wherever he wishes, but I don't want it to be for a return to the Mets.