The New York Mets have assuredly to business veteran reliever David Robertson to the Miami Marlins for a couple of teenage leaguers, assets showed to ESPN on Thursday evening.
2d baseman Marco Vargas and catcher Ronald Hernandez, a couple of Rookie League avid gamers in Miami’s group, head to Untouched York to finish the business, in keeping with assets.
Mets outfielder Brandon Nimmo stated the Robertson business “made it clear the direction we’re going in” with the workforce six video games under .500 nearest Thursday’s 2-1 win over the Nationals.
“It’s not a complete surprise. You knew this was a possibility,” Nimmo stated. “But it’s setting in that this is the path that we’re going down. That’s never an easy pill to swallow. You can’t sit here and say you that were completely blindsided by it. You had to know this was a possibility. You were just hoping that we could do enough in this last week-and-a-half or so to maybe give it a shot and go and see what we could do in the last two months. I think they kind of made it clear the direction we’re going in. The rest of us just have to take in stride, keep going out there and try to win games.”
Robertson, 38, has 14 saves and a 2.05 ERA this season for a Mets workforce this is 48-54.
The business was once first reported via The Athletic.
