Lowdown: Bringing Back Britton  —  Bringing Back Britton  —  The market for relief pitching continues to be very active.  Just days after the Phillies signed former Yankees' reliever David Robertson to a two-year, $23 million contract, the Bombers' locked up one of their own, inking Zach Britton to a three-year, $39 million deal.

Mets acquire OF Keon Broxton from Brewers for Wahl, 2 prospects  —  The New York Mets have acquired outfielder Keon Broxton from the Milwaukee Brewers for reliever Bobby Wahl and minor leaguers Adam Hill and Felix Valerio.  —  The teams announced the trade Saturday.

Mets acquire centerfielder Keon Broxton from Brewers  —  He's Keon Broxton, whom the Mets obtained by sending three minor-leaguers to the Brewers, most notably hard-throwing reliever Bobby Wahl, the return from last year's Jeurys Famila deal.  Reliever Adam Hill and infielder Felix Valerio also went to the Brewers.

Yankees bring back Zach Britton to boost formidable bullpen: sources  —  The Yankees and Zach Britton can both breathe a sigh of relief.  —  The two sides reached a three-year deal, $39 million guaranteed, pending a physical, sources confirmed to The News on Saturday night.

Yankees bringing back Zach Britton on three-year, $39 million deal  —  Reliever Zach Britton agreed to a three-year, $39 million deal to return to the New York Yankees on Saturday, league sources told ESPN, fortifying one of the game's best bullpens after it lost reliever David Robertson in free agency earlier in the week.