And the game of
"put another quarter in the merry-go-round" starts very early this year...at least it's not the DL (yet).
After another disappointing outing by a taxed bullpen, the Mets will add two relievers to their roster before Monday's game against the Rockies.
Jason Isringhausen, who was drafted by the Mets in 1991 and made his Major League debut with the club in 1995, will join Ryota Igarashi in making the trip to Queens. To clear room on their roster, the Mets designated Blaine Boyer for assignment and optioned Lucas Duda to Triple-A Buffalo. Boyer took the loss in relief to the Nationals on Sunday after allowing four runs in two innings.
Trying very hard not to laugh.
(couldn't help myself)