Mets DFA Tommy Pham, Vet Outfielder Seeks New Home

0:00It's April 27. This is New York Mets News Today, powered by AI, your team, your update. The New York Mets designated veteran outfielder Tommy FAM for assignment on Monday, shaking up the roster ahead of the season. This 38-year-old has racked up over 1,250 regular season games across 10 major league teams. FAM spent last season with the Pittsburgh Pirates, logging 120 games and putting up solid numbers. He hit 10 home runs, drove in 52 runs, and slashed 245 over 330, over 370, and 449 played. Appearances. Fans and analysts see this as a tough break for a guy with that much experience, but his spring training slump played a role. He went 0 for 13 and 9 games with the Mets, raising questions about his bat speed at this stage. The team announced to move officially on social media as part of broader roster tweaks. No word yet on whether FAM clears waivers or lands elsewhere.

1:00Keep an eye on the waiver wire, because a player like him could still spark a contender down the stretch.