Red Sox DFA Ex-New York Mets Reliever After Debacle Outing
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This former Met was let go by a team for the second time this season.
The Boston Red Sox designated Jeurys Familia for assignment after he allowed a three-run double and suffered an extra innings loss to the Yankees on Tuesday night.
Familia’s tenure with the Red Sox lasted just 10 games, in which he posted a 6.10 ERA.
According to the veteran righty, he will take the remainder of the regular season to rest, before preparing for next year.
The soon to be 33-year-old began the season with the Philadelphia Phillies, who he signed a one-year deal with in the offseason.
But after producing an abysmal 6.09 ERA in 38 appearances the Phillies also designated him for assignment.
Familia spent a decade with the Mets across two stints from 2012-2018 and 2019-2021. The righty was traded to the Oakland Athletics at the 2018 trade deadline.
Familia was the Mets’ closer for a number of years, recording a 3.24 ERA and 124 saves during his time in Queens.
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