As Major League Baseball’s trade deadline looms on Monday, the Mets front office has begun peeling away at the foundation of its roster to build for the future.
It began late Thursday night when A.J. Minter was traded to the Twins for a pair of infield prospects. It continued on Sunday afternoon when Freddy Peralta was dropped into the AL East pennant race when he was dealt to the Rays for three more prospects.
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In those deals, the Mets inserted four new players into their top
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