NEW YORK -- Among the most important aspects of the Mets agreeing to terms with former Brewers closer Devin Williams on a three-year contract Monday is the fact that, according to multiple sources, the team is still interested in re-signing Edwin Díaz as well.

Williams is open to the idea of setting up for Diaz, according to a source, much as he did for Luke Weaver at times last season in the Yankees' bullpen.

Should the Mets pursue such a strategy, they would attempt to build a high-octane back of their bullpen for the second time in a year, after trading for Ryan Helsley at the 2025 Trade Deadline. That acquisition did not work out, as Helsley battled pitch-tipping issues and completed his Mets tenure with a 7.20 ERA.

Perhaps this one will.

Of course, the acquisition of William

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