The New York Mets may have quietly made one of those under-the-radar moves that can end up paying real dividends down the line. On Monday, they reached an agreement with veteran infielder-outfielder Jose Rojas, a player who’s proven he can hit and play almost anywhere on the field. The deal is a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training, according to MLB.com’s Anthony DiComo.

It’s not a flashy signing, but it’s the kind of smart, layered depth move contenders rely on over a long season. Rojas brings versatility, power, and motivation—all qualities the Mets have prioritized as they shape their 2026 roster.

A Proven Bat With Plenty of Pop

Rojas isn’t some raw prospect or short-term journeyman trying to hang on. He’s 32 now, but his bat has done more than enough talking i

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