Mets Sign Pham to Minor League Deal

0:00On March 26, the New York Mets have signed veteran outfielder Tommy FAM to a minor league contract, adding some depth ahead of their season opener. If he makes the major league roster, he'd earned $2.25 million, plus up to $850,000 in bonuses, with Anne, opt-out clause on April 25. FAM first joined the Mets back in 2023, but he stirred things up by publicly calling out his teammates as the least hardworking group he'd ever played with. That comment still lingers with fans. Since leaving New York, FAM's bad is cooled off. He posted below average numbers last year across stints with the white socks, cardinals and royals, and followed it up with a similar mark this season, while with the pirates. Right now, expect him to head to AAA Syracuse to shake off any rest, teaming up with options like MJ Melinda's and some top prospects for. Outfield reps. He could push for a big league spot soon, maybe even ahead of Jared Young. It'll be worth

1:00watching if the Mets pull him up before that opt-out hits, giving their outfield a timely boost as the season ramps up. You've been listening to New York Mets News today, AI Power Team Coverage.