Overview
- The Mets claimed Pierson Ohl off waivers from the Colorado Rockies on Monday, Nov. 2, adding a right‑handed arm to their pitching depth chart.
- New York also claimed righty Jack Anderson and signed infielder Christian Cairo the same day, widening the team’s options before free agency.
- Reports differ on Ohl’s recent activity, with some accounts saying he logged 14 big‑league games (30 innings, 5.10 ERA) while others say he did not pitch in 2026, and that discrepancy has not been resolved in coverage.
- Ohl was drafted by the Minnesota Twins in 2021, was part of a January 2026 trade that sent him to the Rockies, and has five minor‑league seasons with a reported 24‑24 record and a 3.61 ERA over 394 innings.
- Because the Mets’ 40‑man roster was full, the claim will likely trigger a corresponding roster move such as a designation or trade, and fans should expect more late‑day roster churn as the team finalizes its offseason slate.