Rival executive: What the Mets cutting Tejada really means
The shortstop was released on Wednesday, after he went unclaimed on waivers, leaving the Mets with a vacancy on their roster.
Tejada, who was scheduled to make $3 million in 2016, was deemed expendable even with Asdrubal Cabrera sidelined by a strained knee tendon that may force him to the disabled list to start the season. By cutting Tejada, the Mets will only have to pay him about $500,000
A rival executive called it “surprising” the Mets dumped Tejada before setting their Opening Day Roster.
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