Mets avoid arbitration with Addison Reed, Carlos Torres, Josh Edgin

The Mets have reached agreements with relievers Addison Reed, Carlos Torres, and Josh Edgin, avoiding arbitration with all three players. Reed will make $5.3 million, while Torres will make $1.05 million, and Edgin will make $625,000. All three players received modest raises from their respective 2015 salaries of $4.875 million, $582,125, and $520,625. Reed was in his second year of arbitration, while Torres and Edgin were in their first.

Of this trio, Reed was the only one to earn a spot on the Mets' postseason roster, which he got by virtue of a dominant September run. After he was traded to the Mets at the end of August, he recorded a 1.17 ERA in 17 games. Torres had a lackluster season, with a 4.68 ERA in 59 games, though he had a 3.53 FIP. Edgin missed the entire season after undergoing Tommy John surgery. He fared well in 27.1 innings with the Mets in 2014, though, as he had a 1.32 ERA and 2.69 FIP.