The New York Mets have made another big signing, adding pitcher Sean Manaea to their roster. The left-hander, who previously played for the San Francisco Giants, had a 7-6 record with a 4.44 ERA in 117.2 innings last season. This comes just days after the Mets acquired center fielder Harrison Bader.
This signing comes as part of Mets manager Carlos Mendoza’s efforts to rebuild the team after a disappointing previous season. The Mets are hoping that Manaea, along with other recent additions to the roster, will help them improve their performance in the upcoming season.
Manaea’s addition to the Mets’ rotation is a significant move for the team, especially after losing pitchers Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer in 2023. Along with other pitchers like Kodai Senga, Luis Severino, and José Quintana, Manaea adds depth and talent to the Mets’ pitching staff.
The team will be looking to bounce back from a disappointing finish in the NL East last season and will be hoping that the recent acquisitions will help them achieve their goals in the upcoming season.