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The New York Mets have signed right-handed pitcher Bryce Conley to a minor league deal, adding bullpen depth. Conley, 31, spent last season in the Nationals system and has bounced around minor league teams for seven seasons without a big league appearance. He shone with a 3.20 ERA at Double-A but struggled at Triple-A. Known for durability and limiting hard contact, Conley could prove vital for the Mets injury-prone pitching staff. Meanwhile, the bullpen competition is heating up with four spots seemingly locked, including new closer Devin Williams and Luke Weaver. Veteran Craig Kimbrel is also in camp, fighting for a roster spot. This low-risk addition gives the Mets flexibility, as Conley has experience as a starter and could handle long relief or spot starts.
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