The Mets have signed right-handed relief pitcher Austin Adams to a one-year, major league contract, per Mark Feinsand. And Will Sammon adds that it’s a split, non-guaranteed contract.
The 32-year-old spent the 2023 season with the Diamondbacks and had a 5.71 ERA and a 3.72 FIP in 17.1 innings of work.
Adams made his major league debut with the Nationals back in 2017, but he only threw a total of 7.0 innings for them from then until he was traded to the Mariners early in the 2019 season. And following that season, which saw him throw 31.