Mets Sign Two-Year Red Sox Pitcher After Rocky Season
Summary
The New York Mets have added left-handed pitcher Joe Jacques to their roster on a minor-league deal after a difficult season. Jacques, who previously played with the Boston Red Sox, will be paid $800,000 if he makes the major league team and has been invited to spring training.Key Facts
- The New York Mets signed a minor-league deal with Joe Jacques, a left-handed pitcher.
- Jacques can earn $800,000 if he is promoted to the major league roster.
- He played with the Boston Red Sox in 2023 and has two years of major league experience.
- In the past season, Jacques had a 5.46 ERA in 25 appearances in the major leagues.
- He was traded from the Los Angeles Dodgers to the Seattle Mariners before being released.
- Jacques elected free agency on October 1, 2023, and was not on the Mariners' postseason roster.
- The signing aims to improve the Mets' pitching depth after a challenging season.
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