Summary
The New York Mets have signed three relief pitchers who previously played for the New York Yankees, including Luke Weaver. This unusual move comes as the Mets look to strengthen their bullpen after losing key players to other teams. Yankees commentator Michael Kay noted the pattern and questioned the decision as these players were not retained by the Yankees.
Key Facts
- The New York Mets signed relief pitcher Luke Weaver, who previously played for the Yankees.
- Weaver struggled last season, particularly in the postseason.
- This signing is part of the Mets' effort to rebuild their bullpen after losing Edwin Díaz to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
- The Mets have signed three former Yankees relievers in the past two years.
- Yankees commentator Michael Kay criticized the Mets for acquiring players the Yankees did not retain.
- Devin Williams, another target for the Mets, saw his performance decline with a higher ERA this season.
- The Yankees have not made major signings this offseason but are interested in players like Bo Bichette and Cody Bellinger.
