David Stearns satisfied with Mets trade deadline results — despite failing to land starting pitcher
NY Post
Two out of three ain’t bad.
The Mets approached the trade deadline with an eye toward the bullpen, center field and potentially upgrading the starting rotation.
They got their relievers first, then Thursday — hours before the deadline — acquired a center fielder by sending three minor leaguers to the Orioles for Cedric Mullins.
But any hopes of landing a rotation upgrade never reached fruition.
Mullins, 30, is a free agent after this season.
In 91 games for the Orioles, he owned a .229/.305/.433 slash line with 15 homers, 49 RBIs and 14 stolen bases.
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