The Mets are adding to their depth, signing first baseman Jon Singleton and infielder Niko Goodrum to minor league deals.
Both players will report to Triple-A Syracuse.
Singleton, 33, had 405 plate appearances over 119 games for the Astros last season, posting a .234/.321/.386 triple slash (103 OPS+).
In five big league seasons with the Astros and Brewers, Singleton has hit .198/.301/.347 with 29 home runs in 269 games.
Goodrum, 33, played in 13 major league games last season split between the Angels and Rays. He has also played for the Twins, Tigers, and Astros since making his debut in 2017.
He has a career .680 OPS across 415 big league games, and is capable of playing all four infield positions and all three outfield positions.