The Mets pulled off a blockbuster trade deadline, shipping out eight players including David Peterson and Tyrone Taylor while bringing in nine prospects, led by highly ranked Jefferson Rojas. GM David Stearns landed top-30 talent like Émilien Pitre and Aidan Smith for Freddy Peralta, but fans are questioning if they got enough for relievers Luke Weaver and Huascar Brazoban—especially since they still controlled them for next season. The team wisely kept catchers Francisco Álvarez and Luis Torrens, though keeping struggling outfielder Luis Robert baffles many. With a massive payroll, the move to sell raises eyebrows, leaving them with a weakened bullpen and serious holes heading into the offseason.

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