Pham's Free Agency: Mets' Outfield Scramble

0:00It's April 30th. This is MLB News Today Baseball Coverage Powered by AI. Tommy Fam's second run with the New York Metz has wrapped up quick. The 38-year-old outfielder cleared waivers on Wednesday, got outrided to AAA Syracuse, but turned it down to hit free agency. Metz signed him to a minor league deal on March 27th, called him up April 13th, but he went zero for 13 with seven strikeouts in. Nine games before they designated him for a Simon, April 27th. This came after a solid 2023 stint in Queens, where he hit 268 with 10 homers and 36 RBI's over 79 games. Metz traded him to Arizona at the deadline, and he helped them reach the World Series. Last year with Pittsburgh, he played 120 games, slashing 245 with 10 homers and 52 RBI's. Metz hoped Fam could step up with Juan Soto sidelined by injury early April, but it just didn't quick this time. They replaced him with Austin Slater for outfield death, and now fans hunting his 11th

1:03team in 13 big league years since they viewing in. 2014. Outfield's shaky for New York right now. Soto's down with forearm tightness, sticking to designated hitter duties. Luis Robert Jr.'s got lower back issues, missed two stray games, and heads for an MRI soon. Fans got plenty left in the tank somewhere, while Metz scrambled to patch that death, could mean another call up or signing any day now.