Mets Sign Slater, DFA Pham

0:00It's April 27, welcome to New York Metz News today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. The New York Metz just made a roster shake-up, signing outfielder Austin Slater to a one-year deal worth $1 million in the majors, plus up to $100,000 in bonuses for plate appearances. They designated better and Tommy famed for assignment, just two weeks after bringing him up from the minors. Slater, a 33-year-old writing, bounced around the spring, first the minor league packed with Detroit, where he hit solid in camp, then a quick, stint with Miami batting 174 before hitting free agency again. Meanwhile, fam struggled hard, going 0 for 13 over 9 games, no Jews from the 38-year-old spark plug they hoped would ignite the lineup. The Metz are in a deep slump, dropping 15 of their last 17 to sit at 9 and 19, dead last tied with Philly as the worst record in, baseball. They also grabbed infielder Eric Wageman off waivers from Minnesota, and sent him down

1:01to AAA Syracuse, all in a bid to climb out of this hole, before it's too late.