Mets Lose 6-Year Veteran Free Agent to Nationals: Report
Summary
Drew Smith, a baseball pitcher who played for the New York Mets, has signed a minor-league contract with the Washington Nationals. After missing last season due to surgery, Smith hopes to secure a place on the team during spring training.Key Facts
- Drew Smith is joining the Washington Nationals on a minor-league deal.
- He used to play for the New York Mets and has been a professional for 10 years.
- Smith missed the last season because of Tommy John surgery on his elbow.
- His contract includes a $1.75 million salary if he makes the major league team.
- He can earn up to $1.25 million more through performance bonuses.
- Smith is 32 years old and first joined the Mets in 2018.
- He had a good season in 2024 with a 3.06 ERA in 19 games before getting injured.
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