MLB Teams Make Bold Moves: Mets Add Slater, Blue Jays Lose Scherzer

0:00It's April 28th. This is MLB News today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. Monday's MLB transactions brought the usual reset vibes, with teams shuffling rosters before a new series. The meds win aggressive on offense, signing outfielder Austin Slater, and claiming first baseman Eric Wagamon off-wavors from the twins. Meanwhile, the Blue J's sideline Max Scherzer, the Yankees called up Top Prospect, Jason Dominguez, and the Cardinals snagged lefty Luis Peralta from the Rockies. The meds, sitting at nine wins and 19 losses, needed bats badly, so Slater's Proton skills fit right in after they designated Tommy Fam4. Assignment. Wagamon got options straight to Triple A Syracuse, but he's ready if New York calls him up soon. Scherzer's rough start got worse with right elbow and left ankle inflammation landing him on the 15-day injured list, forcing the Blue J's to. Dominguez, once hyped as the next big thing, joins a stacked Yankees outfield, with New

1:04York now running 14 position players and just 12, pictures after optioning Luis Gil. Peralta struggled last year with a 9.47 ERA in the majors, but the Cardinals see potential in their pitching development to fix him, especially after cooling off from their hot 13-8 start. These moves shake up tight races early in the season, setting the stage for how contenders adapt down the stretch.