He's looking for a deal north of Edwin DÃaz. So it would be 5-years, over $100 million. So far, no club has gone to that ballpark, at least as of yet. But the three teams that are in play are New York Yankees, the Texas Rangers and the Los Angeles Dodgers. What is very interesting here is It appears that all three of those teams prefer to sign a starter or trade for a starting pitcher, rather than getting a closer.
But the backend of the Dodgers starting rotation could be the area in which they covet a bit more, and wouldn't cost nearly as much as what Hader is likely to command in a multi-year contract.
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