Mets' Trade Offers: Hope Amidst Struggles

0:00It's May 2nd. Welcome to New York Met's News Today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. I'm Cory with the story. The New York Met's are having a rough start to the season with a 10 win 21 loss record, the worst in the league despite the second highest. Payroll. They're already listening to trade offers to boost their offense, showing ownership still believes they can turn things around. Their open to dealing starting pitchers accept Nolan McLean, Freddie Peralta, or Clay Holmes. Thomas has not signed an extension, and his first seven starts have been shaky. Holmes is in year 2 of a three year deal, but has an opt out after 2026. Fans and queens are down like never before, and that 12 game losing streak earlier this year doesn't help. No team in MLB history with 12 stray losses has ever made the playoffs out of 138 cases. Each defeat makes a big turnaround trade feel less likely. Things like David Peterson, Kodai Senga, or Christian Scott could be on the block, but

1:00they've gone zero and eight together, giving up 43. Erred runs in 51.2 innings. Peterson's in the bullpen now, Senga's on the injured list, and Scott got recalled from Triple A for a spot star Friday. May brings fresh hope with 131 games left, and they're just eight back in the National League Wildcard race. Juan Soto's return has sparked the offense a bit, so an aggressive move might just wake the squad up before it's too late.