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UPDATE 10:55 P.M. ET (Alex Covone, VP): According to ESPN.com’s Adam Rubin and New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson, there is no trade occurring at the time, but also that it will not occur.

Whoa! Sandy Alderson says trade trade "has not and will not transpire." … That sounds definitive no.

— Adam Rubin (@AdamRubinESPN) July 30, 2015

So trade off, according to Sandy Alderson. Crazy! #mets #brewers

— Adam Rubin (@AdamRubinESPN) July 30, 2015

Joel Sherman of the New York Post stated that Carlos Gomez’s camp was notified of a deal occurring and was pending a physical. Sherman went on to say that he assumes the physicals were not approved.

UPDATE 9:16 P.M ET (Patrick Cleary)

The medicals here could be complicated as Wheeler is recovering from Tommy John surgery. Wheeler did just begin a throwing program in the last week.

Flores has been a highly regarded prospect of the Mets for some time after they signed him out of Venezuela at age 16. Flores bat has big potential, though his defense has come into question as he has had to play out of position at shortstop; he is a more natural second or third basemen. Gomez fills many needs for the Mets as he plays center field and can bat leadoff, allowing Curtis Granderson to move down in the lineup.

Gomez is also under contract for next season, which was no doubt a plus for the Mets over rentals like Gerardo Parra and Justin Upton.

UPDATE 8:59 P.M ET (Alex Covone, VP): According to Joel Sherman of the New York Post, the Mets have acquired outfielder Carlos Gomez. The deal is pending a physicals for both sides. In exchange, the Mets will send pitcher Zack Wheeler and shortstop Wilmer Flores to the Brewers.

Zack Wheeler and Wilmer Flores going to #Brewers for Carlos Gomez, according to Daily News.

— Adam Rubin (@AdamRubinESPN) July 30, 2015

UPDATE 8:46 P.M ET (Alex Covone, VP): Recent reports came surfacing claiming that the Brewers are interested in both Zack Wheeler and Juan Lagares. The extents of the conversations are unknown, but Yahoo!’s Jeff Passan, and his sources, have stated that Lagares is prominent in the current trade talks.

Source: If Mets trade for Carlos Gomez does come to fruition, Juan Lagares expected to go to the Brewers. Name has been prominent in talks.

— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) July 30, 2015

UPDATE 8:24 P.M. ET: (Alex Covone, VP) According to Jerry Crasnick of ESPN.com, a deal between the Mets and Brewers involving Gomez will be difficult to consumate due to the asking price.

Sounds like Gomez to #Mets deal will be tough to consummate unless #Brewers drop their asking price.

— Jerry Crasnick (@jcrasnick) July 30, 2015

END OF UPDATE.

The New York Mets are coming closer to their ‘Big Bat’ they have coveted seemingly since last winter when the Troy Tulowitzki rumors were flowing. According multiple reports the Mets are closing in on adding center fielder Carlos Gomez from the Milwaukee Brewers.

Source: One combination that #Mets and #Brewers have discussed: Wheeler and Flores for Gomez. Again, no indication whether deal is close.

— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) July 30, 2015

This deal, on paper at least, seems to make the Mets the favorites in the NL East as they entered play on Wednesday only one game out of the division lead. The culture in Flushing seems to have changed from spectator to big game player as the Mets push to finally establish themselves as contenders after a criticized rebuild under GM Sandy Alderson.

Alderson has showed himself to be a serious player as of late, and the Mets seem to finally be ready to assert themselves after being patient for so long. Stay tuned to ISN as we continue to fill out the details.

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The New York Mets and Atlanta Braves have agreed on a deal that would send third baseman Juan Uribe and utility man Kelly Johnson to New York. Joel Sherman has also reported that the Mets are sending ‘young arms’ to Atlanta. Check back soon, as ISN will have the details posted as they become available.

Update- 6:52 PM

ISN has learned that right handed pitcher John Gant is one of the players going to Atlanta. Gant pitched in Single A and Double A for the Mets while compiling a 6-5 record to go along with a 3.72 ERA in 17 games

Update- 7:03 PM

The full deal is now expected to be Juan Uribe and Kelly Johnson to New York in exchange for John Gant and Rob Whalen. Both right handed pitchers in the Mets organization. Whalen compiled a 4-5 record with a 3.36 ERA in Single A St. Lucie this season to go along with 61 strikeouts in 83 innings.

Patrick Cleary is the Mets writer and social media agent at Insider Sport Network. Follow him on Twitter @PClearyJr

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