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On Wednesday, J.D. Davis was the star of the show when it came to free agent news. Following his release from the New York Yankees, the former third baseman and left fielder for the New York Mets found himself making his way to the Baltimore Orioles, who are the opposing team of the New York Mets.

Oh, J.D., that is really impressive! In the event that you are still around when you visit the Mets, we will see you again soon.

The signing of Adrian Houser to a minor league contract by the Chicago Cubs organization was a minor league move that went almost unnoticed by everyone.

Houser was a designated free agent (DFA) by the Mets prior to the trade deadline in order to clear some space.

However, due to his ineffectiveness as a starter, he was moved to the bullpen almost halfway through his stay.

After he had reached the point where he was no longer even a good mop-up guy, his time spent pitching well out of the bullpen came to an end.

The performance of Houser left them with no other option but to release him, despite the fact that they were still aiming to upgrade the bullpen.

Each of his five appearances in the month of July resulted in him allowing at least one earned run.

In every single one of them, with the exception of his final one, he hit a home run.

Is there any other former Mets that the Cubs have acquired? Prior to hitting it, Tomas Nido wasn’t doing much hitting at all, which is why he is currently on the injured list.

The fact that Nido has only made 50 plate appearances and has a slash line of.128/.143/.234 indicates that he will be a free agent and could sign a minor league contract this winter.

On the other side, Jorge Lopez is throwing everything but gloves with a tremendous amount of success.

Within the first 16.2 innings of his relief work for Chicago, he has only allowed one run to score.

The minuscule earned run average of 0.54 is accompanied by walk numbers that are average and strikeout totals that are below average for a reliever.

Despite how brilliant he was in the beginning, the Mets are unquestionably in a stronger position now that he is no longer on the team.

For me, an implosion was always a possibility. In the minor leagues, we locate Trayce Thompson, who has not yet participated in any major league games this season.

It was a triple for the Mets, and he hit.228/.300/.500.A team that appeared to have very little interest in including him on the roster of the major league team this year, which is the reason why he decided to opt out of playing for them.

Through his time with the Cubs in Iowa’s Triple-A, he has compiled a batting line of.269,.338, and.537.

On the field, the Cubs are hoping for nothing more than a miracle to take place.

If he wants to play in the main leagues this year, he will most likely need to suffer an injury.

At the same time as we are here, we also mine and check out how Pete Crow-Armstrong has been doing.

Don’t do that, Bob. He has been given 237 opportunities to bat.205:249:329 with three home runs and 23 runs batted in.

The weaknesses in Crow-Armstrong’s game are readily apparent, despite the fact that he is a master at stealing bases (20 in as many attempts).

This could be an example of a high-ranking prospect who is also a solid nine-hole bat.

He is the kind of player who is both quick on his feet and an excellent defender.

Fortunately for the Cubs, he is only 22 years old. Within the next four years, what are the chances that he will be traded to the Braves teams? All of these former Mets players currently playing for the Cubs raises the question, when is Jake Diekman going to arrive?