The Rays are dealing righty reliever to the Mets for minor league reliever , reports Anthony DiComo of MLB.com ( ). Reliever was designated for a signment by the Sindarius Thornwell Jersey Mets to clear a spot for Zuber, tweets . Zuber, 29, was signed by the Rays to a minor league deal back in May out of the Atlantic League. After striking out a third of the batters he faced at Triple-A over 21 2/3 innings, the Rays selected his contract nine days ago. When Zuber took the hill against and the Yankees earlier this month, between big league appearances. Today, hes been shipped to New York as the Rays make room for , acquired in the deal with the Cubs. It appears Zuber may fall just shy of three years of Major League service (and arbitration eligibility) if he stays up with the Mets for the rest of their season and remains on their 40-man roster. Zuber joins a Mets bullpen that also welcomed and in trades this month. The Mets designated lefty for a signment yesterday, calling up . Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns also supplemented the clubs rotation today, in a trade with the As. Gervase, a 610 24-year-old righty, was drafted by the Mets out of Louisiana State in the 12th round in 2022. Hes punched out 38% of batters faced at Double-A this year, but also walked 14%. In his last 13 appearances, hes whiffed over 41% of batters. Its been an interesting journey thus far for Gervase, who you can read more about in by Mark W. Sanchez last October. Adcock, 27, was drafted by the Mariners in the eighth round back in 2019. He made his big league debut last year, but was designated for a signment in April of this year. The Tigers claimed him on waivers, and lost him to the Mets about a month later in another claim. Adcock made only three appearances for the Mets, most recently allowing six runs in 1 1/3 innings on July 5th at Pittsburgh. Adcock, who averaged 96.5 miles per hour in his brief big league stint this year, has a 5.24 ERA acro s three different Triple-A teams this year. Jarrod Uthoff Jersey