The Philadelphia Phillies acquire relief pitcher Brooks Raley from the New York Mets in a trade reported by multiple outlets. Newsweek describes the move as a major swap and notes Raley’s performance heading into the deal, citing a 1.96 ERA. Yahoo Sports reports the Mets receive two prospects in return. Those prospects are described as currently playing at the High-A level: an outfielder and a pitcher. Another Yahoo Sports MLB write-up similarly states that the Mets trade Raley to the Phillies for two prospects, without adding additional details beyond the number and general categories of the players involved. The agreements align across sources on the main components of the trade: Raley goes to Philadelphia, while New York receives a pair of prospects, including an outfielder and a pitcher, both at High-A. The reporting does not specify contract terms or additional players in the swap beyond the prospects included. The trade reflects a roster adjustment by both teams as they look to balance immediate bullpen needs for the Phillies with future depth for the Mets.