Summary
The New York Mets made significant moves by signing Bo Bichette to a three-year contract and trading for Freddy Peralta. Owner Steve Cohen expressed his enthusiasm for these changes on social media. Additionally, the Mets acquired outfielder Luis Robert Jr. and have had several player departures, reshaping their roster for the coming season.
Key Facts
- The Mets signed Bo Bichette for $126 million over three years.
- They traded for Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Freddy Peralta.
- Steve Cohen, the Mets' owner, shared a positive message about these moves on social media.
- Luis Robert Jr. was added to the team, though his recent performance hasn't met past expectations.
- Several players, including Pete Alonso and Edwin Diaz, left the Mets during the MLB Winter Meetings.
- The Mets also acquired relievers Devin Williams and Luke Weaver from the Yankees.
- The team had shown interest in Kyle Tucker before he signed with the Dodgers.
- The recent roster changes have improved the team's outlook and fan morale.
