What do you think of the Mets’ free agency moves? 

There’s a new game in town: Baseball is buzzing over the financial prowess of … the Mets.

With billionaire owner Steve Cohen signing the checks, the Mets have committed more than $800 million to free agents this offseason, a spending spree that has sent their total payroll costs zooming toward $500 million. The final coup was agreeing to a 12-year, $315 million deal with superstar shortstop Carlos Correa to play third base. It followed a record-setting pact with Justin Verlander and major outlays for Brandon Nimmo, Edwin Diaz and newcomer Kodai Senga.

What do you think of the Mets’ moves? Which player additions did you like the most — or the least? Worried about the economic ramifications of Cohen’s big budget or loving it? Sound off below.