Summary
The New York Mets have signed starting pitcher David Peterson to a one-year contract worth $8.1 million. This agreement helps the team avoid arbitration with Peterson, who has been with the Mets for six years and recently had his best season with a sub-3.00 ERA.
Key Facts
- The Mets have had issues with their starting rotation, impacting their postseason chances.
- The team signed David Peterson for one year at $8.1 million to improve their pitching lineup.
- This deal helps the Mets avoid arbitration, a process where salary disputes can be resolved through a third party.
- Peterson, 30 years old, has been part of the Mets for the last six years.
- The 2024 season was Peterson's best, with an earned run average (ERA) below 3.00.
- Although not the team's top pitcher, Peterson is seen as a reliable part of the rotation.
- The Mets may still look to add more pitchers to strengthen their team further.
