Luke Voit Signs Minor League Deal with Mets, Eyes Major League Spot

Former Yankees slugger Luke Voit joins Mets on a minor league contract, aiming to secure a position as the team's designated hitter.

Luke Voit, previously with the Yankees, signs a minor league deal with the New York Mets, including an invite to major league spring training.
Voit competes for the DH spot against Mark Vientos, DJ Stewart, and Ji-Man Choi, following a season with no home runs in 22 games for the Brewers.
After a strong performance at Triple-A Syracuse, Voit sees a clear opportunity to make the Mets' roster, citing a favorable depth chart and his history of winning jobs.
Mets manager Carlos Mendoza, familiar with Voit from their Yankees tenure, expresses excitement about Voit's power and right-handed bat adding depth.
Voit's signing comes after the Mets did not secure a designated hitter in the offseason, making the competition for the DH role more intense.