The New York Mets have surged to the best record in the National League since June, largely due to their offensive resurgence and are now tied for the second Wild Card spot. However, a significant setback occurred when ace Kodai Senga suffered a serious calf injury, likely sidelining him for the remainder of the season, prompting the Mets to seek pitching reinforcements. They have already made three trades to bolster their bullpen and outfield, acquiring Ryne Stanek, Jesse Winker, and Phil Maton. Among potential targets, the Mets are keen on Chicago White Sox starter Erick Fedde, who has shown consistent performance with a 3.11 ERA this season. There are also calls for the Mets to pursue San Francisco Giants ace Blake Snell as the trade deadline approaches. With their playoff aspirations on the line, the Mets must act swiftly to enhance their rotation and maintain their competitive momentum.