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Mets were swept in Miami as Marcus Semien went 0-for-4 in a 4-0 defeat to the Marlins.
Semien’s May OPS sits at .552 as the Mets struggle for offense across the lineup.
Manager Carlos Mendoza said Semien continues to work hard and the team trusts him.
The Mets acquired Semien in a deal that swapped five years and $102.5 million left on Nimmo’s contract for Semien’s three years and $72 million.
Soto has been a bright spot for the Mets, though he was scratched due to illness in the latest game.
Semien arrived in the Semien trade after Nimmo’s exit, expected to add production for a Mets lineup searching for consistency.
Mets manager Mendoza emphasized confidence in Semien despite struggles.
The Marlins completed a three-game sweep of the Mets with Sunday’s win.
Soto’s absence due to illness and the team’s overall underproduction frame a tough stretch for New York.
The Mets aimed to rebound in upcoming games after the Marlins loss and sweep.

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Mets reportedly weighing trades for key veterans as they assess a disappointing start to 2026.
Freddy Peralta and Brooks Raley top the list of trade chips for a potential return.
Raley’s health and affordability make him appealing to contenders.
Other options include David Peterson and Luke Weaver as potential trade candidates.
Huascar Brazobán is viewed as a potentially valuable, long-term asset if sold high.
Long-shot options like Mark Vientos and Brett Baty are also on the table to clear infield logjam.
The Mets could leverage the deadline to balance development and immediate needs.
The article frames the trade talk as a strategic pivot rather than a full rebuild.
Mets’ performance places them behind Miami in the NL East standings over the holiday weekend.
The article highlights the strategic importance of pitching depth in trade discussions.

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Mets 4-0 loss to the Marlins; Semien goes 0-for-4 amid May slump.
Semien grounded into a sixth-inning double play after Brett Baty’s leadoff walk.
Slump reflected in May numbers; Semien notched a .552 OPS for the month.
Juan Soto is cited as a bright spot amid otherwise weak Mets offense.
Soto was scratched from the lineup due to illness on Sunday.
Mets complemented Semien’s recent struggles with comments from Mendoza.
Mendoza expressed continued faith in Semien despite the struggles.
Mets’ trade decisions linked to Nimmo’s departure and Semien’s contract.
Mets’ overall underproduction noted, with commentary from the beat.
Mendoza’s overall stance: trust in Semien and ongoing support.

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The Mets are weighing right-side infield fixes as they chase more offense this season.
Polanco's looming return could bolster first-base options and give Vientos more at-bats.
The club is considering Ryan Clifford as a long-term option at first base, despite high strikeout rates.
Trade interest could target Christian Walker to add offense and defense at first base.
Second-base options remain thin, with Semien benefiting from potential platoons and Lindor’s return.
Baty's improving at the plate could influence infield platoon decisions and lineup construction.
Mets could explore a left-handed platoon for Semien and reshape the middle infield with new options.
Mets may shift infield duties to maximize production with limited short-term options.
Health and performance signals will drive how the Mets shape the infield ahead of the season's midpoint.
The Mets are balancing internal calls, prospects, and external trades to stabilize the infield.

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