Cedric Mullins trade details: Mets make MLB deadline deal with Orioles
Mullins, who turns 31 Oct. 1, was an All-Star, Silver Slugger winner and a 30-homer, 30-steal player in 2021. That marked the peak of his offensive production, but he still remains a slightly better than league average hitter while providing sometimes spectacular defense in center field.
He'll likely share time in center with Tyrone Taylor, flanked by left fielder Brandon Nimmo and right fielder Juan Soto. Utilityman Jeff McNeil has been getting starts in center as well this season.
Mullins marks the fifth player traded by the 50-59 Orioles this month, joining relievers Bryan Baker, Seranthony Dominguez and Andrew Kittredge and infielder Ramon Urías.
Per MLB.com, the Orioles will be receiving right-handed pitchers Raimon Gómez, Anthony Nunez and Chandler Marsh.
Cedric Mullins trade details
The Mets are getting outfielder Cedric Mullins in the deal while Raimon Gómez, Anthony Nunez and Chandler Marsh are heading to the Orioles, according to MLB.com's Anthony DiComo.
Cedric Mullins contract
Cedric Mullins is making $8.725 million in 2025 and is a free agent at the end of the season.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Cedric Mullins trade details: Mets make MLB deadline deal with Orioles
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