Launching point of Mets’ offseason turned into one of MLB’s best trades — just not for them
The New York Mets' offseason strategy was significantly impacted by their trade of Brandon Nimmo for Marcus Semien. This trade was intended to fulfill multiple objectives, including reducing long-term commitments and enhancing defensive capabilities. However, the move has not yielded the expected benefits for the Mets, as it has turned into one of the best trades in MLB, but not for them.
- ▪The Mets traded Brandon Nimmo to acquire Marcus Semien.
- ▪The trade aimed to reduce the Mets' commitment from five years to three years.
- ▪It was also intended to improve the team's defense and create an opportunity for Carson Benge.
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hardball Joel Sherman Launching point of Mets’ offseason turned into one of MLB’s best trades — just not for them By Joel Sherman Published May 30, 2026, 12:01 p.m. ET Texas Rangers right fielder Brandon Nimmo catches a fly ball. IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect Being able to trade Brandon Nimmo for Marcus Semien was viewed internally by the Mets as the launch point of their offseason. A move that they believed would accomplish multiple goals: 1. Exchange a five-year commitment of Nimmo to a three-year one with Semien. 2. Improve defense up the middle and, thus, run prevention. 3. Open an outfield spot for Carson Benge to win. Filed under brandon nimmo hardball New York Mets New York Rangers sports columnists 5/30/26 Read Next Mike Brown has one big Knicks task after getting a Mitchel...
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