The Mets have signed reliever Kevin Herget to a minor league contract, with him set to join the team as a non-roster invitee for spring training. Herget, who previously elected minor league free agency, had a mixed performance last season, appearing in six games for the Mets and one for the Braves. The 34-year-old righty has a career ERA of 4.20 over four seasons and posted a strong 3.09 ERA in Triple-A in 2025. Since he has exhausted his minor league options, any MLB call-up would require him to remain on the roster or be designated for assignment.
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Mets Sign Kevin Herget to Minor League Contract
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