The Mets made one of the first splashes of the offseason Monday when they agreed to sign Devin Williams to a three-year deal .

The agreement with one of the top available relievers began to fill a massive need in the bullpen ahead of Major League Baseball's Winter Meetings in Orlando, Florida, that begin Sunday.

But the move only begins to scratch the surface for the Mets front office to fill a swath of roster holes and help erase the sting of a 2025 campaign rife with disappointment.

Williams' addition plugs in one of the gaps, and the Mets could elect to double down and bring back Edwin Diaz, but now there are bigger weaknesses to address. EDWIN DIAZ: His future with the Mets after they sign Devin Williams Expert MLB daily picks: Unique MLB betting insights only at USA TODAY

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