Julio Teheran Joins New York Mets with One-Year Contract

The veteran pitcher is set to bolster the Mets' rotation amid a spate of injuries.

Julio Teheran and the New York Mets finalize a $2.5 million, one-year contract, addressing the team's need for starting pitchers due to injuries.
Teheran, a former rival with the Braves, is set to start against them on Monday, marking his debut for the Mets.
The veteran pitcher has introduced new pitches and a lower arm slot, aiming to surprise his former team and contribute significantly to the Mets.
Teheran's signing comes amid a series of injuries to the Mets' rotation, including Kodai Senga and Tylor Megill, both sidelined with shoulder strains.
The Mets also designated reliever Michael Tonkin for assignment to make room for Teheran on the roster.