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A few days ago I made a publication in this prestigious community, in which I touched on the issue of the salaries of some players, especially those players who after signing those contracts failed to contribute as expected to their respective teams, in that publication I received an extraordinary comment from our friend and founder of the community @fulldeportes, @fermionico, In this comment he left me a question about the economic future of Venezuelan Anthony Santander, who is having the best season of his career, this talented player belongs to the Baltimore Orioles, but from next season he can be declared a free agent, that gives him the possibility of negotiating a multi-year contract with any of the 30 teams that make up the MLB.

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I would love Santander to stay in the ranks of the Orioles, since they were the ones who gave him the great opportunity to shine in the major leagues, but we must also understand that the Venezuelan must seek economic stability and ensure the future of his family, surely the first offers will come from the Orioles franchise, but a player who projects 45 homers and more than 100 runs batted in this season, at least he would be looking for a 7-year contract and close to 300 million dollars, There are players with salaries of 30 million dollars per season with numbers much lower than those of the Venezuelan, I do not think that Baltimore has the financial strength to offer him a contract of so many millions, they also have a crop of young and talented players who are on the rise and would be under the control of the team for a few years.

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Taking into account the above mentioned, we can project that Santander could sign with a team of monetary power, one of those teams where I visualize this player, are the New York Mets, a team that is being built with a view to fight the National League East division for many years, there would fit in a great way, In the first place this team has the ability to pay multi-year contracts, in second place the arrival of the Venezuelan would give stability to the Metropolitans' outfield and in the offense would turn them into a fearsome team, the Mets seem ideal to me because they do not have an overpopulation of outfielders and knowing that you are the absolute owner of a position would generate greater peace of mind, adding to that the economic aspect.