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In a bold move, the Mets designated Jake Deakyne for assignment. Deakyne's tenure with the Mets was marred by underperformance — he posted an ERA over 5.6 across just 43 innings. His departure allows for the return of Matt Gage, a left-handed reliever previously acquired from the Los Angeles Dodgers. Gage brings fresh potential to the Mets' bullpen, although analysts suggest he may serve mainly as a temporary solution rather than a long-term fix.
The Search for Starting Pitchers: Tanner Scott and Jameson Taillon
With speculation running rampant, all eyes are on two primary pitchers linked to the Mets: Tanner Scott and Jameson Taillon. Each of these players presents different advantages and challenges, making the decision to acquire one or both particularly compelling.