Latest News About Tommy Pham

Here’s the latest on Tommy Pham from available public coverage:

• Tommy Pham has recently signed a minor-league contract with the New York Mets and is expected to be called up to the majors as their roster situation allows [web source 1]. This puts him in line to contribute in the Mets’ outfield if he impresses at Triple-A and a spot opens due to injuries or roster decisions [web source 2].
• Reports indicate Pham is eyeing a possible major-league return with a reported April 25 opt-out date in one of the signings, with potential major-league earnings tied to reaching the roster [web source 1]. He had previously posted a .245/.330/.370 line with 10 homers and five steals across 120 games the prior season [web source 1].
• Pham has discussed his plantar fasciitis, noting improvement after stem-cell therapy earlier this offseason, targeting continued production and milestones for his career [web source 1]. As of 2025, he’s 37 turning 38 and has career totals around 149 homers and 131 steals, with ambitions of reaching 200/200 for homers/steals [web source 1].

Notes:

• The Mets’ spring and early-season transaction activity has kept Pham in a limbo-between-minor-league and big-league role; latest headlines point to potential MLB call-ups pending roster needs and opt-out decisions [web source 2][web source 1].
• For the most current, game-to-game updates, check Mets coverage and MLB transaction trackers, since rosters can change quickly with injuries and organizational decisions [web source 2][web source 9].

Citations:

• Tommy Pham minor-league contract with Mets, potential call-up, and past season line.[1]
• Mets transaction notes and call-up expectations.[2]
• Plantar fasciitis, stem-cell therapy, career milestones context.[1]