Mets Cut Vogelbach and Guillorme, Decline Contracts for Three Relievers

Outfielder DJ Stewart Signed to One-Year Deal in Significant Roster Decisions by New President of Baseball Operations David Stearns

New York Mets have cut designated hitter Daniel Vogelbach and reserve infielder Luis Guillorme, making them free agents.
Mets have also declined to offer 2024 contracts to relievers Jeff Brigham, Sam Coonrod and Trevor Gott.
Outfielder DJ Stewart has been signed to a $1.38 million, one-year deal with the Mets.
These roster decisions mark the most significant yet for new president of baseball operations David Stearns, who took over the team in early October.
The Mets have tendered contracts to first baseman Pete Alonso, reliever Phil Bickford, left-handers Joey Lucchesi and David Peterson, and reliever Drew Smith.