Summary
The New York Mets are considering signing Max Kepler, a baseball player who has played in the major leagues for 11 seasons. Despite a less impressive recent performance with the Philadelphia Phillies, he could be an affordable addition to the team. The Mets are exploring options for their outfield and pitching rotation.
Key Facts
- The Mets lost key outfielders Brandon Nimmo and Jeff McNeil through trades.
- Max Kepler played for 11 seasons and is a potential target for the Mets.
- Kepler's last season with the Phillies saw him hit .216 with 18 home runs.
- He showed improvement in the second half of the season, hitting 8 home runs in 41 games.
- His expected slugging percentage (.430) was higher than his actual slugging percentage.
- The Mets are also considering investing in their starting rotation.
- Kyle Tucker and Cody Bellinger are other available outfield options.
