At the trade deadline, the Mets made some huge moves, adding some big names to their bullpen, but the offense is an area of concern.

The New York Mets undoubtedly strung together a great trade deadline. The team was able to acquire three elite bullpen arms by trading for Gregory Soto from the Baltimore Orioles, Tyler Rogers from the San Francisco Giants and reigning NL Reliever of the Year,

The extent of the franchise's teardown was unexpected. Jhoan Durán, Griffin Jax, Carlos Correa, Harrison Bader, Danny Coulombe and Willi Castro. From the outside, it certainly looks as though the front office had a firm mandate to slash payroll as the Pohlad family tries to find a buyer.

The New York Mets enjoyed a strong MLB trade deadline, but they will have to make tweaks in order to spur a deep October run.

There are four main areas the Mets could address between now and July 31: the bullpen, the rotation, center field and third base.

The Mets upgraded in center field by trading for Cedric Mullins at the trade deadline, but not before swinging for the fences.

After a frustrating loss Saturday, Brandon Nimmo was asked about whether the New York Mets’ “sense of urgency” had been heightened over the last month. Nimmo provided the usual answer to that question — that there is always a sense of urgency — before adding some crucial evidence.