With three days until Major League Baseball's trade deadline, the Mets have won four of their last five games. It has not stopped the Mets front office from making some moves as A.J. Minter was dealt on Friday for a pair of prospects.

The Mets are poised to make a flurry of moves before next week's trade deadline, capitalizing on a seller's market.

The New York Mets agreed to trade pitcher A.J. Minter to the Minnesota Twins in exchange for two prospects, a league source told UPI on Friday.

"When you get to your next [destination], in a snap, you're in a pennant race . . . but it ends up being [more of] a big deal [to families] and getting them settled," Daniel Murphy told Newsday.

The Mets should aggressively shop Luke Weaver and other bullpen arms, but trading Devin Williams would create another major hole for a team hoping to contend again in 2027.

The Brewers are going to face some stiff competition for Mets relief pitcher Luke Weaver's services as the trade deadline inches closer.

Tigers right-hander Casey Mize was slated to start on Friday against the A's, but Detroit has altered those plans and will instead go with a bullpen game, as MLB.com notes. The de

Padres star Mason Miller spoke on the trade deadline, a prediction with the Yankees is made and the Padres are reportedly scouting Blue Jays and Mets pitchers.

For four seasons, Benny Agbayani was a fan favorite in Flushing, a playoff hero who resonated with so many around Shea Stadium. A quarter-century after parting ways with Agbayani, the Mets have acquired his 19-year-old son.