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Talks to send Cano, Diaz to Mets gain traction

In Brodie Van Wagenen’s first month as general manager, the Mets are working toward a blockbuster trade that could change the face of the franchise. Jeff Passan of Yahoo! Sports was first to report on Thursday morning that there is “significant momentum” toward a trade between the Mets and Mariners that would send second baseman Robinson Cano and closer Edwin Diaz to Queens. While Passan said there is “an increasing expectation” that a trade will be finalized, he stressed that a deal is not yet complete.

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The best trade fits for Kluber, Thor and MadBum

With a number of enticing but risky starters hitting free agency this offseason, many teams are exploring the cost of trading for an ace instead. And while one of the top trade targets (James Paxton) is already off the market, high-end hurlers such as Corey Kluber, Noah Syndergaard and Madison Bumgarner are still in play.

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Can Mariners, Mets pull off a Cano blockbuster?

If the latest rumors and speculation are to be believed, Robinson Cano may not be with the Mariners much longer. Behind ever-active general manager Jerry Dipoto — who already this offseason has traded lefty James Paxton to the Yankees and backstop Mike Zunino to the Rays — the club’s next mission appears to be unloading the longtime star second baseman.

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