Mets Cut Ties with 10-Year Veteran Hurler Amid Wild Card Meltdown
Summary
The New York Mets made several changes to their pitcher lineup, including designating Chris Devenski for assignment after Sean Manaea's return from the paternity list. Devenski, a veteran pitcher, pitched effectively for the Mets but now faces an uncertain future as he cannot play in the postseason.Key Facts
- The New York Mets made 11 roster moves since Thursday, all involving pitchers.
- On Sunday, they designated Chris Devenski, a veteran pitcher, for assignment.
- Devenski made 13 appearances this season with a 2.13 ERA in 16 2/3 innings.
- Devenski was designated for assignment before and chose free agency, later re-signing with a minor league deal.
- He is not eligible to play in the postseason as he was released after the Sept. 1 deadline.
- Devenski has pitched for five teams since 2021 and has been moving between the majors and Triple-A.
- The Mets have six games remaining in the major league season.
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