The New York Mets announced a pair of roster moves on Thursday, October 29, just one day after the Milwaukee Brewers captured their 1st-ever World Series title. It’s been a big day across Major League Baseball in terms of roster…

The New York Mets announced on Thursday, October 29, that they have designated outfielder Cristian Pache for assignment. Pache, a six-year Major League Baseball veteran, previously won the 2021 World Series as a member of the Atlanta Braves. In a corresponding roster transaction, the Mets claimed utility player Kyren Paris off waivers from the Los Angeles Angels.
Pache joined the Mets on a minor league contract before earning a call-up following the trade deadline. He started only one game over the final two months of the season, finishing 1-for-8 at the plate. MLB Trade Rumors reporter Anthony Franco noted that the out-of-options outfielder will likely clear waivers and elect minor league free agency.
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