Kimbrel Faces Uncertainty with Mets

0:00On March 22nd, veteran reliever Craig Kimberl signed a minor league deal with the New York Met's hoping for his 17th big league season, but the team has told him he won't make the opening day roster. In spring training, Kimber made six appearances and posted a 4.50 ERA over six innings. He struck out five and walked five, allowing three earned runs, which factored into the Met's decision to go another way in the bullpen. Kimberl brings a stellar resume to the table with 440 career saves, a 2.58 ERA and nine All-Star nods. He's also a World Series champion and former rookie of the year. Now Kimberl faces the choice, stick around in the minors with the Met's or test the market. At this stage, landing a major league spot right away could prove tough, though teams always eye his experience. The Met's might circle back later if injuries hit their relief core, keeping Kimberl's phone close by as the season unfolds. That wraps New York Met's news today. Brought to you with AI.

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