Mets sign Luis Garcia to bolster bullpen
NY Post
The Mets, after two high-profile lineup moves in recent days, turned toward the bullpen Wednesday.
Luis García, a veteran right-hander who spent last season with three teams, has reached agreement with the club on a one-year contract, The Post’s Joel Sherman first reported.
García, 38, pitched to a 3.42 ERA in 58 appearances last season with the Angels, Nationals and Dodgers.
He became the third new member of a reconstructed Mets bullpen during an offseason in which Edwin Díaz departed to the Dodgers on a three-year, $69 million contract.
Previously, the Mets signed Devin Williams to a three-year, $51 million contract and Luke Weaver a two-year deal for $22 million.
The Mets also have Huascar Brazobán, and lefties Brooks Raley and A.J. Minter in the bullpen.
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