It always made sense to put David Peterson on the trade block. If you’re going to turn the bucket over and shake, a pitcher who burnt out in the final weeks and

New York Mets GM David Stearns certainly made his mark on the winter meetings, but there are rumors that he has more business to do. After signing a new closer, Devin Williams, then punting on his old one,

The Mets are going to need bats, and a reliable southpaw starter like Peterson should help them get that. They have more than enough depth in the starting rotation, so they're one of the few teams that could afford to part ways with a player of his caliber.

In another wrinkle to the Mets' ever-changing rotation, David Peterson is on the market. Find out the latest at MLB Trade Rumors.

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After a nightmare week, a prominent MLB insider firmly believes the New York Mets could be working towards making a […]

The Mets signed veteran switch-hitter Jorge Polanco in free agency on Saturday, their first move to replace Pete Alonso’s presence at first base and in the heart of their lineup. Will Sammon of The Athletic was first to report Polanco’s deal with New York,