Ex-Mets GM Proposes 3-For-1 Trade With Padres For $55M Pitcher
Summary
Jim Duquette, a former Mets general manager, proposed a trade for the New York Mets to acquire pitcher Nick Pivetta from the San Diego Padres. The trade would involve the Mets giving up four prospects for Pivetta, who recently had an excellent pitching season.Key Facts
- The New York Mets signed Devin Williams, Jorge Polanco, and reportedly agreed to sign Luke Weaver this offseason.
- The Mets need to improve their starting rotation.
- Jim Duquette suggested trading four Mets prospects to the Padres for pitcher Nick Pivetta.
- Pivetta is considered a top pitcher and had a strong performance last season with a 2.87 ERA.
- Pivetta signed a four-year, $55 million contract with the Padres.
- The Padres might trade Pivetta as he has the option to leave after next season.
- The Mets would have to decide on extending Pivetta's contract if the trade happens.
- The proposed trade includes the Mets' No. 5, No. 16, No. 7, and No. 3 prospects.
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