How Mets plan to use outfielder traded for reliever with Kodai Senga-like splitter

As Mets fans waited for news regarding the qualifying offer on Tuesday, they were surprised to learn of a trade that had just been accepted. The Rays sent outfielder Jose Siri to New York in exchange for promising right-hander Eric Orze. The move guarantees Harrison Bader won’t be returning to Queens next season.

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Instead, Siri will split time with Tyrone Taylor, similar to how Taylor and Bader were a tandem in 2023. This post was originally published on this site be sure to check out more of their content.

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