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Mets checked in with White Sox on outfielder Luis Robert

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The Mets inquired about Luis Robert. But for the Mets to surrender prospects, they want money back to offset Robert’s $20M salary and hard-line White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf isn’t seen as likely to give money to Steve Cohen’s team. 

The Mets are talking about bringing back Tyler Rogers, but he has a robust market. 

The Mets, Jays and others have been in on Robert Suarez, who’d be a better idea to close than Devin Williams. 

The Mets still need multiple relievers. 

[Notigroup Newsroom in collaboration with other media outlets, with information from the following sources]

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