The inevitable Dylan Cease trade seems like it can happen any day now. While it's going to be disappointing, all that we can hope for is that the Chicago White Sox get prospects back in return who can help them in the future.
With a top-of-the-line starter who has two years of club control on the market, the White Sox should be in a great position to land big-name prospects in return.
According to Joel Sherman of the New York Post, the New York Mets are now a team interested in the ace pitcher.
"The Mets, who are valuing the long game over 2024, would consider moving prospects for Cease because he has two years of control as opposed to, say, the club not being interested in Milwaukee ace Corbin Burnes, who will be entering his walk year (plus there are strong doubts about how seriously the Brewers will consider dealing Burnes, at least before the trade deadline)."
With the Mets now interested, it's time to see which prospects the front office should be interested in trading for.
The Mets package won't be as intriguing as the Baltimore Orioles, but they do have prospects that have potential.