The New York Mets will have to get creative this offseason to address their bullpen after trading away four high-leverage arms at the deadline in August.

The backend of New York's bullpen is thin behind Devin Williams, with several unproven options filling out the remaining spots. The Mets would benefit greatly from acquiring at least one reliable arm they could call upon in the most critical moments of a game.

One intriguing option is Trevor Megill, the closer of the World Series Champion Milwaukee Brewers.

The flame-throwing right-hander is coming off his second consecutive season with at least 30 saves and a sub-2.70 ERA, further establishing himself as one of baseball's best relievers.

With Megill having one year of team control remaining, a trade could be a possibility.…