Paul Krueger

The Brewers were heavily interested in Alonso during the Trade Deadline, and it would make sense if they make the same push over the offseason. Alonso fills a large hole at first base, and the Mets have consistently mentioned their search for a gold-glove-caliber outfielder. Based on this it would make sense if the two sides came together. Debuting in 2019, INF/1st Pete Alsono is a solid power bat, with a slash line of .217/.318/.504 and an OPS+ of 122. On the other side, outfielder Joey Wiemer is a below-average hitter, with a slash line of .204/.283/.362 and an OPS+ of 76, however, he is an amazing defender with 7 OAA (Outs Above Average), and incredible range/speed to track down baseballs. To get the deal done the Brewers would also give up their #27 prospect, Ethan Small. This would be a rental deal, as the Brewers would unlikely extend him. This deal is great for both sides since the Mets need a great defensive outfielder and a young pitcher, and the Brewers have a huge hole at first base, with plenty of outfield depth to trade from. Especially if the Brewers want to compete this year, this trade is a no-brainer.

Ross was a first-round pick of the San Diego Padres in 2011 and pitched to a 4.26 ERA across parts of six seasons with the Washington Nationals. He missed the entire 2022 season after undergoing the second Tommy John surgery of his career. Ross signed with the San Francisco Giants last season and made eight late-season appearances in the minor leagues. Ross is primarily a sinker-slider pitcher but also mixes in a four-seam fastball and a changeup. Ross has pitched mainly as a starter, but his most straightforward path to innings in Milwaukee may be out of the bullpen. Pitching in shorter stints would allow him to focus on a two-pitch mix and help him maintain his velocity gain from last season. He would be a great bullpen/clubhouse presence and later in the season could be a fourth or fifth starter. Expect Ross to be an average piece for the Brewers who desperately need pitching depth.

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With the signing of Jackson Churio