Mets get worrisome $14 million trade prediction on All-Star pitcher

The New York Mets are one of baseball's worst teams at the All-Star break. Their 40-57 record is the third-worst in the Majors and second-to-last in the National League, ahead of only the Colorado Rockies. As the trade deadline approaches, the Mets' focus is on trading away MLB players to acquire prospects. There's a strong chance the Mets want to contend in 2027, so those prospects could then be flipped this winter to rebuild the Major League roster around Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor. On Tuesday, The Athletic's Will Sammon received a question asking about the trade status of a Mets starting pitcher who is a former All-Star. However, the right-hander was recently moved to the bullpen due to his struggles. "I never say never, so maybe. I wouldn’t expect much in return for him, though. He