Mets re-sign Drew Smith, who is unlikely to pitch this season, to one-year deal
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — The Mets’ longest-tenured pitcher is back — sort of. They re-signed reliever Drew Smith to a one-year contract with a team option for 2026, sources told Newsday on Wednesday. He will make $1 million this season and would make $2 million next season.
The longest-tenured Mets pitcher — he arrived in the 2017 trade that sent Lucas Duda to the Rays — the 31-year-old Smith ...
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Mets could get back premium bullpen piece for a late playoff runThe Mets made a savvy bullpen move by re-signing right-handed reliever Drew Smith to a one-year, $1 million deal, which ...
Speaking to reporters on Monday in Port St. Lucie, reliever Ryne Stanek explained that coming back to the Mets wasn’t exactly a sure thing, but he was definitely hoping he’s be able to stay in Queens.
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Former Tigers pitcher back with Mets after Tommy John surgeryA former Tigers draft pick is continuing his career as the longest-tenured pitcher on the New York Mets staff. Right-handed reliever Drew Smith agreed to a one-year deal with the Mets for 2025 with a ...
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