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Mets Eye LeMahieu for Infield Boost

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The New York Mets, currently second to last in the National League East, are considering acquiring former Yankees D.J. LeMahieu as a utility backup. LeMahieu, a four-time Gold Glove winner, could fill the infield depth gap and complement the Mets offense. Despite being designated for assignment by the Yankees, LeMahieus skills and the Mets history of snagging ex-Yankees make this a potential move. However, other teams are also interested, so the Mets must act fast.

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Mets Eye LeMahieu for Infield Boost

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New York Mets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Mets Eye LeMahieu for Infield Boost. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 5th, the New York Metz kicked off the 2026 season with some bumps, but sit at five wins and four losses, hanging second to last. In the National League East, despite packing star power, they crave infield depth, and one prediction has them grabbing former three-time All-Star DJ. Lamahue as a utility backup for Boba-Shet and Jorge Palanco. Earlier this week, fanside its Christopher Klein floated the idea, noting Lamahue's pedigree as a four-time goal-glove winner, who still got gay met. 37 years old. The Yankees designated him for Simon Lastwinter after seven solid use there, swapping him out for jazz Chism Jr., but they're still, footing most of his bill. That move would sting the crosstown rivals hard, since the Metz loves snagging X Yankees. I.e., it almost feels like a tradition now. Fans see it as prime rivalry fuel, especially with Brad Bady holding down designated hitter and the infield-feeling fin. Lamahue's 2025 line in 45 games was 0.266-slashing 0.338-0.336-0.67.

Four with three doubles, two homers, and twelve RBI's. He advances runners without chasing power, fitting the Metz offense perfectly. They could snag him for the veteran's minimum, letting the Yankees subsidize the jab, and other teams are circling too, so the Metz better move quick. If they want that edge, that's your update from New York Metz News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with a story.

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