The New York Mets have bolstered their bullpen just ahead of the trade deadline by acquiring right-hander Tyler Rogers from the San Francisco Giants. In exchange, the Mets relinquish a significant package that includes pitcher Jose Butto, along with top prospects Drew Gilbert and Blade Tidwell. This marks a rare big-league player-for-player trade. Rogers, 34, excels with a ground-ball rate of 64.4%, ranking him in the 99th percentile in Statcast metrics. He leads the National League with 53 appearances this season and boasts a 1.80 ERA over 50 innings, making him a pivotal addition as he heads toward free agency. Meanwhile, Butto, who had been a reliable arm for the Mets, showed inconsistency this season, leading to his trade. Tidwell and Gilbert, both seen as promising talents, also add to the Giants' future prospects in this swap.