Tommy Pham trade: Mets send outfielder to Diamondbacks in ...
Pham is the latest of the Mets' sell-off, which has included Max Scherzer and Justin Verlander
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Tommy Pham has drawn interest from several teams as Opening Day approached, with rumors specifically tying him to a potential reunion with the San Diego Padres on a short-term deal. If signed, it would be a one-year contract in the $3–4 million range. This highlights Padres’ need for outfield depth and familiarity with Pham from his prior stint in San Diego.[1]
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In early 2026, outlets also tracked Pham as a free agent after his 2025 season with the Pittsburgh Pirates, noting his plantar fasciitis addressed via offseason treatments and a career-long goal radius of 200 home runs and 200 stolen bases, underscoring his durable, versatile profile as a corner/center-field option.[2]
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Historical context from 2023–2024 shows Pham moving through multiple teams around trade deadlines, including a notable stint with the Mets and a subsequent move to the Diamondbacks, illustrating his role as a veteran depth piece used by contending teams near or at the deadline.[4][9]
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