Tobias Myers Prepares for Versatile Role with Mets

Pitcher ready to start or relieve as needed in first season with new team

Feb. 10, 2026 at 8:15pm

Tobias Myers, a right-handed pitcher acquired by the New York Mets in a trade with the Milwaukee Brewers, is entering spring training with the Mets prepared to take on a versatile role. The team has told Myers to build up as a starter, providing additional depth to a group that includes several other pitchers. However, Myers is also ready to work out of the bullpen if needed, saying it's easier to transition from a starting role to a relief role rather than the other way around.

Why it matters

Myers' ability to succeed as both a starter and reliever enhances his value to the Mets, who are looking to build depth in their pitching staff ahead of the upcoming season. His versatility gives the team more options and flexibility in how they utilize their pitching resources.

The details

In 2025, Myers appeared in 22 games for the Brewers, starting 6 of them. As a starter, he posted a 5.64 ERA, but was much more effective in 16 relief appearances, recording a 1.91 ERA. The Mets acquired Myers along with Freddy Peralta in a trade that sent Brandon Sproat and Jett Williams to Milwaukee. The Mets have told Myers to build up as a starter in spring training, but he is prepared to work out of the bullpen if needed during the season.

  • In the 2025 season, Myers appeared in 22 games for the Milwaukee Brewers.
  • Myers was traded to the New York Mets in the offseason, ahead of the 2026 season.

The players

Tobias Myers

A right-handed pitcher acquired by the New York Mets in a trade with the Milwaukee Brewers. Myers has succeeded as both a starter and reliever in his MLB career.

Freddy Peralta

A pitcher who was also acquired by the Mets in the trade that sent Brandon Sproat and Jett Williams to the Brewers.

Brandon Sproat

A player traded from the Mets to the Brewers in the deal that brought Tobias Myers and Freddy Peralta to New York.

Jett Williams

A player traded from the Mets to the Brewers in the deal that brought Tobias Myers and Freddy Peralta to New York.

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What they’re saying

“I'm coming into it generally as a starter, and kinda be ready for anything. Whatever happens as far as health-wise for everybody in camp ... it's definitely a lot easier to go ahead and start stretched out and tone it back from there if I need to go in the bullpen, rather than trying to build up innings during the season.”

— Tobias Myers, Pitcher

The takeaway

Tobias Myers' ability to succeed in both starting and relief roles makes him a valuable asset for the Mets, who can utilize him in whichever capacity best serves the team's needs. His versatility provides the Mets with additional pitching depth and flexibility as they prepare for the upcoming season.