Summary
The New York Mets are not expected to keep pitcher Ryan Helsley after his disappointing performance. He had a high ERA of 7.20 in 22 games with the team. Helsley will likely become a free agent and look for a chance with a new team.
Key Facts
- The Mets acquired Ryan Helsley at the trade deadline with hopes he would be a top closer.
- Helsley had a 7.20 ERA over 22 appearances with the Mets.
- He allowed 20 runs, 16 of them earned, in 20 innings pitched.
- Helsley typically walked five batters per nine innings while with the Mets.
- He is 31 years old and will enter free agency.
- Prior to joining the Mets, Helsley was one of the best closers, leading MLB with 49 saves the previous season.
- His fastball can reach speeds of up to 104 mph.
- It is unlikely he will sign with a contending team due to his recent performance.
