The New York Mets and Chicago Cubs agree to a trade at the MLB trade deadline sending right-hander Clay Holmes and outfielder Tyrone Taylor to Chicago, according to multiple reports. In return, the Mets receive infielder/outfield minor-league prospect Jefferson Rojas. Several outlets describe Holmes as a key pitching target and note he is working his way back from a fibula fracture. Yahoo and other sources frame the deal as part of the Cubs’ efforts to add pitching depth, following earlier moves to reshape their rotation. CBS Sports highlights that the Cubs need pitching help to cover innings in an often-injured rotation. Meanwhile, the New York Post and other coverage characterize the move as another step in the Mets’ broader sell-off. One report also notes the Cubs previously acquired David Peterson from the Mets in June. Across sources, the core terms remain consistent: Holmes and Taylor go to the Cubs, and Rojas goes to the Mets.