MLB insider Joel Sherman of The New York Post suggested that the New York Mets should take this approach at the trade deadline.

Just think—already this season, the Mets have given us the Jorge López meltdown, a Grimace-fueled winning streak, Edwin Diaz's sticky stuff ejection, an on-field concert from a journeyman infielder, and countless late-game lead changes going both directions.

The New York Yankees' latest struggles are proving that the team has too many holes to fix at the trade deadline.

In that quiet moment, it hit him: The 26-year-old righthander, a two-time cancer survivor, was headed to the major leagues. The Mets called Orze up Saturday because they needed another bullpen arm, and he was the most deserving. But the transaction was about so much more than roster management.

Edwin Diaz is set to return from his 10-game suspension for sticky stuff Saturday, while the Mets are calling up 26-year-old right-hander Eric Orze.

The Mets announced that they have selected the contract of right-hander Eric Orze from Triple-A.  Fellow righty Ty Adcock has