Mets to Make Contract Offer to Free-Agent Jason Bay, WFAN Says – Bloomberg.com Updated:New York, Dec 10 21:18London, Dec 11 02:18Tokyo, Dec 11 11:18 SYMBOL LOOKUP Gd T-Shirts cheapFEEDBACKHOMENEWSEXCLUSIVEWORLDWIDEREGIONSMARKETSINDUSTRIESECONOMYPOLITICSLAWENVIRONMENTSCIENCEOPINIONSPENDSPORTSARTS AND CULTUREEDITORS’ VIDEO PICKSBLOOMBERG MARKETS MAGAZINESPECIAL REPORTMARKET DATASTOCKSRATES & BONDSCURRENCIESMUTUAL FUNDSETFsCOMMODITIESECONOMIC CALENDARPERSONAL FINANCEJANE BRYANT QUINNJOHN DORFMANPORTFOLIO TRACKERCALCULATORSFINANCIAL GLOSSARYTV and RADIOBLOOMBERG TELEVISIONBLOOMBERG TELEVISION SYNDICATED REPORTSBLOOMBERG RADIOBLOOMBERG PODCASTSBLOOMBERG SHOWSCEO SPOTLIGHTCFO INSIGHTPORTFOLIO MATTERSMOBILEBUSINESSWEEKBUSINESS EXCHANGEBloomberg InnovatorsTechnologyCurrenciesForex Trading VideosETFsCEOCommoditiesExclusiveWorldwideRegionsMarketsIndustriesEconomyPoliticsLawEnvironmentScienceOpinionSpendSportsNorth AmericanInternationalArts and CultureEditors’ Video PicksBloomberg Markets MagazineSpecial ReportRESOURCES Bloomberg TV Bloomberg Radio Bloomberg PodcastsBloomberg Press More News •GUCCI T-Shirts Notre Dame to Hire Cincinnati’s Kelly as Coach, South Bend Tribune Says • Egghead Gerhart Rejected Harvard to Propel Stanford No. 1 Run in Sun Bowl • Yankees Get Jamie Hoffman to Complete Brian Bruney Trade With Nationals Mets to Make Contract Offer to Free-Agent Jason Bay, WFAN Says Share Business ExchangeTwitterFacebook| Email | Print |A A A By Jay Beberman Dec. 10 (Bloomberg) — The New York Mets will make acontract offer to free-agent outfielder Jason Bay today, WFANRadio in New York reported without citing where it received theinformation. Bay, 31, hit .267 with 36 home runs and 119 runs batted inlast season for the Boston Red Sox. He rejected a four-year, $60million offer from Boston in November. Last Updated: December 10, 2009 13:48 EST
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