Jose Quintana signs with brewer

The Mets will not bring Jose Quintana back after they were met with several strokes for their rotation at the beginning of the spring training.

The veteran Southpaw signs a one -year contract with the Milwaukee Brewers, Jon Heyman confirmed on Monday.

The President of Baseball operations David Stearns redesigned the rotation of the METS in this low season by signing Frankie Montas and Clay Holmes for multi-year shops and re-signed Sean Manaea.

At Montas, a high-quality LAT stem was diagnosed two weeks ago and closed for six to eight weeks, which means that it probably only celebrates its METS debut in mid-May.

Last week at Manaea, a weird strain was diagnosed, which circles it until the opening day, although the left, who was able to be back over $ 75 million by the end of April.

The 36 -year -old Quintana spent the last two seasons in Flushing.

Last season with a whip of 1.25 and 135 strikeouts, he was an ERA of 3.75 ERA in 31 starts of the regular season last season last season.

In 13 starts in one season 2023, he had an ERA of 3.57 ERA, which began with a rib injury that delayed the beginning of his season to July.

Quintana made three playoff starts for the Mets last season and enabled zero-deserved runs in his first two appearances, which led to Mets victories in game 3 of the wildcard round and game 4 of the NLDS.

In game 4 of the NLCs against the Dodgers, however, he bumped and allowed five runs with five goals and four walks in 3 ⅓ Innings during a 10-2 loss.

Quintana has a career of 3.74 ERA in 13 seasons with the White Sox, Cubs, Engeln, Giant, Pirates, Cardinals and Mets.

Behind Kodai Senga, David Peterson and Holmes are further rotation options for the Mets Tylor Megill, Paul Blackburn and Offseason, signing the Griffin Canning.