SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- The New Orleans Pelicans have made an offer to Sacramento Kings restricted free agent guard Tyreke Evans, two people familiar with the situation said Monday. The people spoke on condition of anonymity to The Associated Press because the offer was supposed to remain private. Several media outlets reported the deal was for four years and ranging between $40 million and $48 million. Because hes a restricted free agent, the Kings will have the opportunity to match any offers Evans signs. Contracts cant be inked until July 10, after next seasons salary cap is set. Its unclear if Sacramento would match such a lucrative offer. New Kings general manager Pete DAlessandro and other team executives planned to meet with Evans and his agent, Arn Tellem, in the Los Angeles area. Sacramento seemed to start making preparations for Evans departure when it selected Kansas shooting guard Ben McLemore seventh overall in last weeks draft. The Kings also took Detroit point guard Ray McCallum with the No. 36 pick. Evans was drafted fourth overall out of Memphis in 2009 and won the NBA Rookie of the Year that season, but he has been set back by various knee and foot injuries and struggled to adjust to former coach Keith Smarts style. When healthy and unleashed, hes still one of the leagues most lethal scorers. Evans is averaging 17.5 points, 4.8 rebounds and 4.8 assists in 257 games over four seasons with the Kings. He averaged 15.2 points, 4.4 rebounds and 3.5 assists in 65 games last season. What role Evans would have with New Orleans remains unclear. He played point guard his first two seasons in Sacramento, slid to shooting guard and even played some of last season at small forward -- a position he felt didnt suit his strengths. The Pelicans backcourt, as of now, would be somewhat crowded. 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When things work out, its great.Whenever the Mets play the Reds, they get the result they want. The winning streak is their longest against Cincinnati. The club record against any opponent is 15 straight wins against Pittsburgh in 1986-87. New York has won 18 of its last 20 against Cincinnati, including its division-clinching win at Great American Ball Park last Sept. 26.Overall, New York has won 13 of 17 to tighten the NL wild card race.Curtis Granderson and Jose Reyes had solo shots off Brandon Finnegan. Cespedes connected off Michael Lorenzen (2-1) for his 28th homer, putting the Mets ahead to stay.Every time you see Ces go to the plate, you think hes going to do something special for this ballclub, Reyes said. You think hes going to hit it out.Reyes isnt the only one thinking it.When youre a star, thats what you do, manager Terry Collins said. Thats why theyre in the middle of the lineup. 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