Trader Brodie
from Talkin' Mets Hosted by Talkin Mets with Mike Silva
Mike Silva discusses the flurry of trades over the weekend that landed Keon Broxton, J.D. Davis, and Walker Lockett in Mets uniforms. Hear his thoughts on what should be next when putting the finishing touches on the roster.
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This episode was published on January 8, 2019.
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