Mets acquire right-handed reliever Matt Seelinger from Tigers

Mets add minor league pitching depth via trade.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated Jul 61 min read

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What happened: The New York Mets have acquired right-handed reliever Matt Seelinger in a trade with the Detroit Tigers. The 31-year-old will report to the Mets' farm system.

Why it matters: The transaction provides New York with additional organizational pitching depth as they navigate the middle of the season. The move comes as the club continues to evaluate its minor league bullpen options.

By the numbers: Seelinger has recorded a 3.89 ERA this season with the Tigers' Triple-A affiliate in Toledo. The Mets hold a 36-53 overall record and are allowing 4.7 runs per game.

What to watch: New York is scheduled to continue its current road matchup, with the Atlanta Braves leading the series 2-1.

Sources

MLB.com Jul 6, 1:01 PM ET

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