The New York Mets have had a relatively quiet offseason, save for a truly bizarre and unforeseen situation that resulted in multiple managerial searches over the course of three months. In terms of improving a roster that fell short of a playoff berth, the team has added two back-of-the-rotation starters, one relief pitcher coming off an injury-plagued 2019, resigned a reliever who spent the last two months with the team, and traded for a back-up center fielder known primarily for his defense.
While the Mets made all of the aforementioned moves before Christmas, Brodie Van Wagenen has brought in two potential depth pieces to compete for a spot on the bench in recent weeks.