Mets trade reliever Luke Weaver to Pirates at deadline
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The New York Mets traded relief pitcher Luke Weaver to the Pittsburgh Pirates on August 3, 2026. The move was part of a larger sell-off by the Mets ahead of the MLB trade deadline.
The New York Mets traded relief pitcher Luke Weaver to the Pittsburgh Pirates on August 3, 2026.2,1 The trade was completed as part of the MLB trade deadline activity.2,1 The Mets were engaged in a broader roster sell-off at the deadline.3,1
The Pittsburgh Pirates acquired Weaver as part of their deadline moves.2,1 Weaver was identified as a closer by one outlet covering the trade.1
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