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Mets Call Up Tommy Pham Amid Losing Streak

4/13/2026

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The New York Mets called up veteran outfielder Tommy Pham amid a five-game losing streak.
Pham, 38, signed a minor-league deal with a $2.25 million base salary and is expected to join the Mets in Los Angeles for the Dodgers series.
He appeared in five games for Low-A St. Lucie and went 3-for-12.
The Mets have struggled since Juan Soto was placed on the injured list with a calf strain.

History

Historical Context

The New York Mets' 1986 World Series victory marked a pinnacle in their history, following a franchise-best 108-win season. Under manager Davey Johnson, the team showcased stars like Gary Carter and Dwight Gooden. This triumph, their second championship, came after a dramatic comeback against the Boston Red Sox, solidifying the Mets' legacy in baseball and highlighting their competitive spirit amidst challenges.

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Story summary

The New York Mets called up veteran outfielder Tommy Pham amid a five-game losing streak.
Pham, 38, signed a minor-league deal with a $2.25 million base salary and is expected to join the Mets in Los Angeles for the Dodgers series.
He appeared in five games for Low-A St. Lucie and went 3-for-12.
The Mets have struggled since Juan Soto was placed on the injured list with a calf strain.

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