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I don't think this deal is about blocking the younger players as much as it is about supplementing the older players. Glavine gave them 200 innings last season, and I don't see a pitcher on their roster who can do that. Garcia should be available at about the halfway mark of the season. The Mets, hopefully, should get decent production from Martinez and Hernandez for half a season. However, it is very likely that they will have to miss some starts due to their age/injury history. Yes, the Mets could call up some guy from AAA to spot start, but Garcia has the potential to outperform the minor league pitcher. Garcia would allow the Mets to rest their veteran pitchers while having a very capable pitcher take their place. It may not be the most efficient use of money, but the Mets don't really care about that.
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