The New York Mets still leaders in the National League East Division this season of MLB even though they have several pitchers injured.
Carlos Carrasco has not been able to wear the uniform for the first time after arriving in a change, Noah Syndergaard had a setback in his rehabilitation and now David Peterson will miss a start due to side discomfort. All this without counting the lack of the bullpen. The Queens troop should go out and find a pitcher and these are potential candidates.
The veteran would be ideal for the Mets because of his left-handedness. This year he is in his 11th season in the majors, always in the Kansas City Royals uniform, and is expected to be a free agent at the end of the season. He is 4-3 with a 2.44 ERA and 55 strikeouts in 48 innings. The key is to stay healthy.
Without Max Scherzer available in the market, Puerto Rican law becomes the best piece to which you can aspire. In 15 outings this year Berríos He has a 7-2 record, a 3-52 ERA and is approaching 100 fans. It is under the control of the club until 2022, which adds interest to its acquisition.
The 28-year-old southpaw is in his best season of the four he has pitched in the majors. Not only because he owns one of the 7 no-hitters this season in MLB, but because of his numbers with Baltimore: He has four wins and two losses and a 2.28 ERA. It would be fun to see him in a club that gives him more offensive support. He is hurt, but his return is expected after the All-Star break.
The Pirates reliever has been one of the prominent men in another year to be forgotten within the club. The 31-year-old Dominican right-hander has focused the interest of various teams, according to the reports. He has 10 saves and a 2.31 ERA can help the Mets in the final stages of games, paving the way for Edwin Diaz.
The Cuban right-hander had a successful transition to his closer role, which he assumed in 2019. This year he has 15 saves with Angels who seem destined to be out of the playoffs again. Iglesias, 31, has 54 strikeouts in 34.2 innings.