Recent trades have reshaped the landscape for teams like the New York Mets and the potential impact on their pitching and batting lineups is noteworthy. The acquisition of Ryan Helsley, touted as one of the top closers last season, adds a powerful arm to a bullpen that is looking to bolster its depth. While his effectiveness dipped this year, his fastball velocity remains elite, making him a valuable asset, particularly in a setup role behind Edwin Díaz.

On the other hand, Tyler Rogers, known for his unique submarine pitching style, handles the ball differently by inducing soft contact, which gives managers more tactical options when utilizing him against various batting orders. His durability is impressive as he leads the league in game appearances, providing the Mets' coaching staff with a reliable left-handed option. Coupled with Cedric Mullins’ addition for outfield depth, the Mets seem poised to address their needs effectively.