Overview
- He cleared waivers after being designated for assignment and chose free agency rather than reporting to Triple-A Syracuse, according to MLB.com's Anthony DiComo.
- His Mets stint this season covered two outings with one run allowed and 11 strikeouts across six innings.
- Under MLB rules, players with sufficient service time can decline an outright to the minors and become free agents.
- He is now free to sign with any team, with a return to New York only possible if both sides agree to a new deal.
- The move lands as the Mets keep shuffling bullpen pieces during a 12-22 start under manager Carlos Mendoza.