
The New York Mets have retained four players on their 40-man roster ahead of the upcoming roster cuts and free agency period, despite limited playing time or production in 2026. First baseman Eric Wagaman appeared in 26 games, delivering modest offensive contributions with a .588 OPS and two home runs in just 52 plate appearances.
Outfielder Cristian Pache, acquired last offseason on a minor-league deal, saw action in only 15 games and failed to secure a consistent role in the outfield. Pitchers Philip Abner and Cameron Weston did not feature in any games for the Mets this season, continuing a trend of minimal MLB experience for both.
Meanwhile, Pache was designated for assignment on Thursday to make room for infielder Kyren Paris, who joined the team from the Los Angeles Angels. The roster moves come as teams prepare to finalize their 40-man rosters by Monday, November 2, ahead of free agency beginning later that day.
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