The Mets are adding to the depth in the organization, claiming infielder Eric Wagaman off waivers from the Twins.

The 28-year-old was shipped off to Minnesota this offseason in a deal with the Marlins, but he was sent to the minors after failing to make the team out of camp.

His struggles continued to begin the year, hitting just .159 with six RBI over 18 Triple-A games, and he ended up being DFA’d to clear a roster spot late last week.

Wagaman did enjoy some success in his lone consistent big-league opportunity, putting together 40 XBH’s in 140 games with Miami two years ago.

He’s also a career .267 hitter with a .731 OPS against left-handed pitching.

The majority of his experience is at first, but he’s also spent some time in the outfield.

If Wagaman can find his footing out of the gate down in Syracuse, perhaps he’ll join the Mets and look to provide a spark for the struggling offense.