David Stearns may not want any part of Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s price tag
Despite the speculation and the Mets’ well-stocked cash drawer, folks don’t believe they’d be the one to pay that. People around the game don’t see Mets honcho David Stearns spending that much money on a slugging first baseman — even a young one.
Explaining Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s $500 million demand, plus: Is it Boston’s time to shine?
Also: The Cubs hope Matt Shaw can be their answer at third base, and is it time for Trea Turner to follow in the footsteps of A-Rod and Cal Ripken Jr.? Plus, Ken fills us in on Vlad Jr.’s contract demands.
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