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Three ways the New York Mets will end up lowering payroll in the next two seasons.

Rising Apple outlines three primary ways the New York Mets can lower their team payroll over the next two seasons to avoid extreme financial penalties. Writer Tim Boyle argues that the club will allow departing free agents to leave without reinvesting the saved capital into expensive outside replacements, turning instead toward internal, cost-controlled talent.
Additionally, the article suggests that David Stearns and the front office will lean heavily on prospects, waiver claims, and minor league deals while structuring future player contracts across more years to reduce average annual payroll hits.
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