US EditionWhite Sox Now 'Unlikely' to Move Mets' Outfield Target; New York Could Pivot to Orioles Star
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The Mets of New York reached an agreement to acquire their new central gardener, after negotiating with the Baltimore Orioles a change for Cedric Mullins. After several attempts to acquire some pieces in the market, they take the versatile toleter of the Oriols to reinforce the central forest in which they have not found consistency. The 30-year-old patrolman, reinforces the Mets gardens that seek to take the pulse of the Phillies in the fight f…
Cedric Mullins Traded to the New York Mets - The Game Haus
The New York Mets have made a trade with the Baltimore Orioles to acquire outfielder Cedric Mullins, according to Will Sammon. Baltimore will receive Ramon Gomez, Chandler Marsh and Anthony Nunez in return. Mullins, 30, has played eight MLB seasons, all with the Orioles. He is batting .229, with 15 home runs and 49 RBIs this season. He is a career .250 hitter with 101 home runs and 327 RBIs. The Mets have made moves before the deadline to improv…
White Sox now 'unlikely' to move Mets' outfield target; New York could pivot to Orioles star
Daniel Kucin Jr.-Imagn ImagesDaniel Kucin Jr.-Imagn Images The New York Mets have made it clear: they’re going for it in 2025, especially after rebuilding their bullpen. With recent additions like Ryan Helsley, Gregory Soto, and Tyler Rogers, the Mets have transformed a weakness into a strength. But as the bullpen takes shape, another issue has become harder to ignore—center field remains a glaring hole in this lineup. Tyrone Taylor has been sta…
Table of ContentsClear perspective in New York MetsCedric Mullins strengthens the New York Mets franchise by not being left behind and moving the pieces with cunning in the last few hours before the closing of the deadline for changes in MLB. According to journalist Anthony DiComo of MLB.com through his account on Social Network X, Queens' organization acquired the central gardener Cedric Mullins from Baltimore Orioles. In return, the Big Apple …
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