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Avaai · 02-06-2017, 05:48 AM

Wright Expresses Desire To Remain With Mets - RealGM Wiretap
David Wright is enjoying another very good season.

Wright doesn't want to negotiate with the Mets during the season http://www.redwingshockeyauthority.com/f...rsey-c-27/ , but has expressed a desire to remain with the franchise over the long-term.

The Mets let Jose Reyes walk as a free agent last winter. He signed a six-year, $106 million with the Marlins.

"I'm extremely optimistic," Wright said of a long-term deal. "I've really enjoyed it here."

Jon Heyman is suggesting that New York could give Wright a eight-year, $160 million deal.

There is a lot of negativity surrounding the Mets, but Wright seems undeterred.

"I like to think I'm a loyal person," Wright said.

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