3) Joc Pederson
Consider this mention as one to come in after the polls have already closed. Joc Pederson decided to opt out of his deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks. Coming off of a productive season as their DH used mostly against right-handed pitchers, he's a good match to come to the Mets to take on the same exact role.
The exhaustion of a DH platoon created by the 2022 Daniel Vogelbach and Darin Ruf duo might be too fresh in some minds to think about this too positively. The realistic situation for the Mets, however, seems to include some sort of part-time DH with sprinkles of players like Starling Marte in there as well.
Pederson should be viewed as a Jesse Winker alternative, maybe even an upgrade. He has been a far more consistent hitter in his career. If used properly, Pederson's end of season numbers could end up looking spectacular.
Last year he hit .275/.393/.515 with 23 home runs in 449 trips to the plate. The Diamondbacks protected him as much as they could from facing lefties. He never saw an inning in the field on defense.
Imperfect because of his limitations, he does fill a role the Mets desired to have on the 2024 roster. What's more, the guy has personality. We saw how that can energize a clubhouse. Just don't trust him to stay within the boundaries in fantasy football.