The New York Mets have bolstered their injury-ridden bullpen, acquiring Tyler Rogers from the San Francisco Giants in exchange for pitchers José Buttó and Blade Tidwell, along with outfield prospect Drew Gilbert. This move aims to provide additional support for Mets manager Carlos Mendoza, particularly for closer Edwin Díaz. Rogers has had a solid season with a 1.80 ERA and ties for the major league lead in appearances. His submarine delivery has proven effective, helping him strike out 38 batters while issuing only four walks in 50 innings. This acquisition comes just days after the Mets added All-Star Gregory Soto from Baltimore, as they look to maintain their lead in the NL East over the Philadelphia Phillies.