Mets' Pitching Strategy: Balancing Short-term Needs & Long-term Value

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Mets' Pitching Strategy: Balancing Short-term Needs & Long-term Value

New York Mets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

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19 hours ago

Mets' Pitching Strategy: Balancing Short-term Needs & Long-term Value

The Mets have made strategic decisions regarding their pitching staff, prioritizing long-term value over short-term needs. Theyve released injured pitchers Jose Castillo, Danny Young, and Max Kranick, while retaining seven arbitration-eligible players, including Tylor Megill and Reed Garrett. Megill, who had a promising start in 2025 before injury, and Garrett, known for his strikeout ability, are key to the Mets future plans. The team is building for 2027, aiming to capitalize on these pitchers returns and increased financial flexibility.

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