As the Mets begin their offseason work, 11 players either will be free agents or have options that could make them free agents. Here’s a look:

Yoenis Cespedes: Can opt out of his contract after the World Series. Mets may have to offer upwards of $100 million to keep him.

Jay Bruce: The Mets figure to pick up his option worth $13 million, despite his anemic output after arriving from the Reds.

Neil Walker: No, he wasn’t Daniel Murphy, but the veteran infielder brought power to the lineup and solidified second base. He could return.

Bartolo Colon: The fan favorite was a steal for $7.25 million and could be needed as insurance for the rotation again next year.

Jose Reyes: The Mets have a club option on his services for next season at the league minimum, so he will undoubtedly be returning. Was general manager Sandy Alderson’s best in-season pickup.

James Loney: The veteran helped plug a hole at first base, but the Mets could have plenty of options at the position next season.

Kelly Johnson: Emerged as Terry Collins’ top pinch-hitting threat and can play just about anywhere. A valuable piece.

Alejandro De Aza: After a dreadful first half of the season, the veteran outfielder collected several big hits down the stretch.

Jerry Blevins: Lefty reliever had a solid season after missing last year with a broken wrist.

Fernando Salas: Emerged as a dependable option in the seventh inning after arriving from the Angels in late August.

Jon Niese: Flopped after returning from the Pirates. The Mets are almost certain to decline his $10 million option for next season.