The New York Mets have to fill bullpen spots, but the latest report isn't going to go over well with how they plan to do it.

The Braves have made a couple of impact signings over the course of the past 24 hours, as they now have both OF Mike Yastrzemski and RP Robert Suarez in their employ for at least the next two seasons — Yaz signed a two-year deal and Suarez signed a three-year pact as well.

With Acuna back at full strength, the Braves have turned their attention to reshaping the roster around him. On Wednesday, the team made a notable move by adding outfielder Mike Yastrzemski on a two-year contract worth $23 million.

The Atlanta Braves have agreed to terms with free-agent closer Robert Suarez on a three-year, $45 million contract, the club announced on Thursday. Earlier in the offseason, CBS Sports ranked Suarez as the No. 21 available free agent in the current class. Here's part of RJ Anderson's write-up:

While Bob Nightengale mistakenly predicted both the Mets and Blue Jays to sign Robert Suarez, they remain major contenders.