The Mets are going to need a power bat this off-season and Jermaine Dye maybe looking for a new home.With the recent acquisition of Alex Rios by the White Sox, Dye's time in Chicago might be limited to this year's playoff run. The 35 y/o right handed outfielder is a lifetime .277 hitter with over 300 homeruns and 1,000 RBIs. Dye has been a gold glover, silver slugger, World Series MVP and an All-star. Dye has a 12MM mutual option for next year that many believe won't be picked up unless it's as part of a trade, more then likely the veteran will get a 1MM buy out and be looking for a new team. The Mets have been rumored to be interested in Dye for at least three years, and he would provide the power that this team desperately needs..."It's a shock," said Dye, who was informed of the Rios claim by manager Ozzie Guillen. Dye and the Sox have a mutual option for 2010, but Dye hopes the addition of Rios doesn't affect his desire to stay with the Sox. sou...
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