Drew Smith ‘grateful’ to rehab with Mets

Reliever Drew Smith can earn up to $3.75 million over two seasons in his Mets contract
Reliever Drew Smith can earn up to $3.75 million over two seasons in his contract with the New York Mets if his 2026 club option is exercised and he pitches in at least 70 games in 2026.
Mets re-sign Drew Smith, who is unlikely to pitch this season, to one-year deal
They announced Wednesday that they re-signed reliever Drew Smith to a one-year contract with a team option for 2026. He will make $1 million this season and would make $2 million next season, according to a person familiar with the deal.
Drew Smith ‘grateful’ to rehab with Mets after second Tommy John surgery
Drew Smith started hearing from the Mets even before last season ended, and by late December it was clear to him he would be returning to the organization. His free agent deal
Mets Re-Sign Drew Smith
The Mets re-signed reliever Drew Smith to a one-year deal and club option while he rehabs from Tommy John surgery. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.
How Drew Smith found his way back to the New York Mets
It was a long and arduous process, but even in the midst of rehabbing from a second Tommy John surgery, Drew Smith is glad to be back home with the New York Met
Mets Notebook: Drew Smith set to return on 1-year deal
Acquired from the Tampa Bay Rays as a minor leaguer in 2017 in exchange for Lucas Duda, Smith posted a 3.48 ERA and a 115 ERA+ over six seasons with the Mets.
Drew Smith excited to return to Mets after Christmas 'understanding'
Smith shared those details Monday morning, his first day back at Mets spring training, having returned on a one-year, $1 million contract. He is unlikely to pitch in 2025 as he recovers from his second Tommy John surgery,
Drew Smith thrilled to be back with Mets, discusses potential timeline for return
On the first day of full-squad workouts in Port St. Lucie, Mets right-hander Drew Smith discusses returning to the club as he conitnues his rehab from Tommy John surgery.
Drew Smith grateful to be back with Mets, calls late-season return best-case scenario
New York Mets reliever Drew Smith, with a new contract in hand, called the possibility of a late-season debut in 2025 the “best-case scenario” as he continues rehabbing from the Tommy John surgery he underwent last summer.
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Mets bring back reliever Smith, their longest-tenured pitcher
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Drew Smith agrees to a deal to return to the Mets as he rehabs elbow
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla, — When Drew Smith came to the painful realization that he would have to undergo his second Tommy ...
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Mets' longest-tenured pitcher agrees to new deal
The Mets and right-handed reliever Drew Smith agreed to a one ... he will get to full strength in 2026. Smith is the Mets’ longest-tenured pitcher, spending parts of six seasons with the ...
Mets bring back pitcher on one-year deal: ‘He means a lot to the guys in the locker room’
As reporters gathered around the conference room at Clover Park, news broke that the Mets had agreed to bring back ...
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Mets agree to one-year contract with an option for 2026 with injured pitcher
For Drew Smith, the New York Mets have been the only big-league home he’s ever known. Since debuting in 2018, he has quietly ...