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The Mets appear to be interested in rounding out their roster with reliable veterans who can contribute both on and off the field. Canha and Iglesias fit this mold, each bringing unique skills and experiences that could benefit the team, particularly in mentoring younger players.
Mark Canha, known for his versatility, has a history of performing well in platoon situations. After a year split between the Detroit Tigers and the San Francisco Giants, his performance against left-handed pitching remained impressive. With a batting average above .280 and an on-base percentage nearing .400, he presents a valuable option off the bench and in limited playing time.