Pham Returns, Mets Outfield Shines

0:00It's March 26th. This is MLB News today, AI-powered stories shaping the season. The New York Mets have signed veteran outfielder Tommy FAM to a minor league contract. The 38-year-old returns after playing for the team last season. This move bolsters their outfield dip right at the start of the year. It comes after Mike Talkman heard his left knee in spring training. He's facing surgery for torn meniscus and will miss months of action. Meanwhile, top prospect Carson Benge stepped up, won the right field job and even homerid in his big league debut during Thursday season opening. Win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. FAM brings plenty of experience with 12 seasons in the majors. He's a career 0.256 hitter with 149 home runs across several teams. Last year with the pirates, he batted 0.245 with 10 homers before a brief suspension for an on-field incident. Here in 2023, FAM hit well for the Mets with a 0.268 average and 10 homers in less than

1:0280 games. The team traded him to Arizona midseason, but now he's back as insurance. With Benjay shining early and FAM ready to contribute, the Mets revamped outfield looks set for a strong start as they build momentum.