MLB Trade Rumors recently released their 2025-2026 offseason arbitration projections, which means we aren’t far away from this year’s free agent class expanding from players getting non-tendered. The New York Mets have nine total players going through arbitration. However, not all nine will be getting a contract from the Mets. Tylor Megill is one of the players who could end up getting non-tendered this offseason.
Megill’s track record isn’t excellent to start with. He has a career 4.46 ERA (91 ERA+), a 4.24 FIP, and 1.39 WHIP over 409.2 innings of work since his debut in 2021.