Cubs Make Late Night Trade With Mets, Acquire 2025 All-Star
Summary
The Chicago Cubs traded for pitcher David Peterson from the New York Mets in exchange for a minor league player, Cole Mathis. Peterson will join the Cubs' starting pitchers to help fill gaps caused by recent injuries.Key Facts
- The Cubs acquired 30-year-old David Peterson in a one-for-one trade with the Mets.
- Cole Mathis, a 22-year-old minor league player, was sent from the Cubs to the Mets.
- Peterson had a difficult 2026 season but showed strong past performance in 2025.
- The Cubs recently lost two starting pitchers to injuries, creating a need for Peterson.
- Peterson is known for getting ground-ball outs and has experience both as a starter and a relief pitcher.
- The Cubs currently hold a 43-37 record and are seven games behind their division leader.
- If the season ended now, the Cubs would qualify for the National League Wild Card spots.
- Another injured Cubs pitcher, Matthew Boyd, is expected to return soon.
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