The New York Mets always seems to have something or other going wrong.
According to Andy Martino of SNY, the New York Mets have roughly $10 million left to spend this winter. While Martino mentions the team will push beyond that number in the right circumstance, it’s a small amount for a team that needs to finish building its bullpen.
The New York Mets appear open to the possibility of trading backstop Omar Narvaez.
The Yankees announced today that the club has selected the contract of catcher Carlos Narvaez. In addition, outfielders Franchy Cordero and Billy McKinney as well as right-handers Domingo German, Jimmy Cordero, Matt Bowman, and Ryan Weber have all elected free agency after rejecting outright assignments from earlier this week.
The decision comes without much intrigue. New York signed the left-handed hitting catcher to a two-year, $15M guarantee last offseason.
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The 2023 season has not gone to plan for the Mets, as they are sitting two games under .500 at 18-20 and have lost five consecutive series for the first time since 2012.
It was reported earlier that catching prospect Francisco Álvarez was joining the team in case Narváez needed to go on the IL, so that now seems likely to follow.
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The New York Mets have made another move in an attempt to strengthen their roster for the 2023 season. Late on Thursday, New York came to an agreement with veteran catcher Omar Narvaez on a one-year, $8 million contract that includes a $7 million player option for the 2024 season.
Narvaez will join a Mets catching core of James McCann, Tomas Nido, and Francisco Alvarez. McCann has struggled with injury and offensive production since going to New York. Nido was a solid last year and Alvarez is an up-and-coming prospect who just got his feet wet last season. It’s unclear where exactly Narvaez fits in right now.
Of the catchers the Brewers had last season, Victor Caratini is the only one who is under club control through arbitration.
The Milwaukee Brewers activated Omar Narvaez from the injured list and optioned fellow catcher Mario Feliciano to Triple-A Nashville on Saturday. Narvaez, 30, landed on the 10-day IL on Aug.
The duo will join Triple-A Nashville as they look to rejoin the Brewers for a postseason push.
Milwaukee placed catcher Omar Narvaez on the 10-day injured list Thursday with a left quad strain. The Brewers recalled backstop Mario Feliciano from Triple-A Nashville ahead of their afternoon game at Pittsburgh.
Omar Narvaez hit a two-run home run Sunday as the visiting Milwaukee Brewers beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-0 to earn a split of the teams' four-game series.
The Milwaukee Brewers slugged three home runs in route to a 5-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Friday night.
The return of Narvaez will be welcome news for the "Brew Crew," who currently have a host of players battling injuries.
On Wednesday, the Milwaukee Brewers announced a trade with the San Diego Padres acquiring catcher Victor Caratini.
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