The Mets is not going to be bringing Jose Quintana again after being hit with a number of blows to their rotation early in spring coaching.
The veteran southpaw is signing a one-year contract with the Milwaukee Brewers, The Put up’s Jon Heyman confirmed Monday.
President of baseball operations David Stearns reshaped the Mets’ rotation this offseason by signing Frankie Montas and Clay Holmes to multiyear offers, whereas re-signing Sean Manaea.
Montas was recognized with a high-grade lat pressure two weeks in the past and was shut down for six to eight weeks, that means he seemingly received’t make his Mets debut till not less than mid-Might.
Final week, Manaea was recognized with an indirect pressure that may sideline him by means of Opening Day, although the lefty — who signed a three-year, $75 million contract — could possibly be again in mid-to-late April.
Quintana, 36, spent the final two seasons in Flushing.
He pitched to a 3.75 ERA in 170 ⅓ innings throughout 31 regular-season begins final season with a 1.25 WHIP and 135 strikeouts.
He had a 3.57 ERA in 13 begins throughout a 2023 season which started with rib damage that delayed the beginning of his season to July.
Quintana made three playoff begins for the Mets final season, permitting zero earned runs throughout his first two appearances, which resulted in Mets victories in Sport 3 of the wild-card spherical and Sport 4 of the NLDS.
He faltered in Sport 4 of the NLCS towards the Dodgers, nonetheless, permitting 5 runs on 5 hits and 4 walks in 3 ⅓ innings throughout a 10-2 loss.
Quintana has a profession 3.74 ERA spanning 13 seasons with the White Sox, Cubs, Angels, Giants, Pirates, Cardinals and Mets.
Behind Kodai Senga, David Peterson and Holmes, different rotation choices for the Mets embody Tylor Megill, Paul Blackburn and offseason signing Griffin Canning.
