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Reese Kaplan — The Mets 2027 Bullpen Off to a Good Start

The 2026 season will live in infamy for quite some time for the myriad of horrific roster decisions made by David Stearns prior to the season starting, the inertia from April through the trade deadline when the only moves were…

By Mack Ade · Mack's Mets

Published: Saturday, 10 October 2026 at 10:00 AM

Key Things to Know

Discussion centers on Reese Kaplan's evaluation of the New York Mets' bullpen depth and pitching personnel.
Commenter Tom Brennan suggests keeping pitcher Yan due to his elite pitch velocity reaching over 100 mph.
Reed Garrett is returning from an elbow injury after posting a strong initial stretch with the Mets.

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Commentary on Reese Kaplan's article regarding the New York Mets' bullpen outlook discusses key relievers and future roster needs. Contributors debate the viability of pitcher Yan, with Tom Brennan urging patience due to his 100-plus mph fastball velocity during his Mets debut, while Mack Ade notes the bullpen still requires left-handed relief depth and a high-end back-end arm.

Brennan also emphasizes that reliever Reed Garrett is recovering and set to return after previously suffering an elbow injury following an effective early-season stretch. Additionally, Brennan highlights David Peterson's upcoming free agency, noting that re-signing him could provoke mixed fan reactions despite his past performances at Citi Field.

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