Add Tommy Pham to the mass departure out of Queens.

The Mets traded the outfielder to the Diamondbacks for a 17-year-old shortstop, Jeremy Rodriguez, shortly before Tuesday’s 6 p.m. trade deadline, The Post’s Joel Sherman confirmed.

Pham has had an excellent season for the Mets, with an .820 OPS in 79 games, and has been a rare bright spot in a stormy year for the club.

But he will be a free agent after this season, so a trade became an inevitability as the Mets sold off parts.

Everything to know about the Mets' historic sell-off

After a disappointing season, the Mets are selling off their historically expensive roster.

The Amazins dealt out some big name players before the MLB trade deadline — including now-former co-aces Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer.

Below are the players the Mets have shipped out:

Tommy Pham

The Mets traded the outfielder minutes before the 6 p.m. deadline to the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Arizona is sending back 17-year shortstop Jeremy Rodriguez, who has a .751 OPS rookie ball this season.

Justin Verlander

The Mets traded out Verlander, a sure-fire Hall of Fame pitcher, back to his former team, the Houston Astros.

The Amazins reportedly will receive top Astros prospect Drew Gilbert, a Double-A outfielder, and 20-year-old outfielder Ryan Clifford, who owns a .919 OPS through 83 games in Low- and High-A this year.

Max Scherzer

Scherzer, a three-time Cy Young winner that was a co-ace with Verlander, was sold off to the Texas Rangers.

The Mets landed one of the Rangers’ top prospects, Double-A infielder Luisangel Acuña, brother of Braves star Ronald Acuña.

Mark Canha

The veteran outfielder was dealt to the Brewers for Justin Jarvis, a promising 23-year-old pitcher that was ranked No. 12 in the Brewers’ farm system.

David Robertson

The Mets traded closer David Robertson to the Miami Marlins, a move that started off the club’s deadline dismantle.

In exchange for Robertson, who is having another terrific season, the Mets received a pair of minor leaguers, infielder Marco Vargas and catcher Ronald Hernandez, from Miami.

Pham becomes the latest useful player jettisoned, joining Max Scherzer (to the Rangers), Justin Verlander (Astros), David Robertson (Marlins) and Mark Canha (Brewers).

Rodriguez, a lefty hitter out of the Dominican Republic, had been playing in the Dominican Summer League, in which he had a .765 OPS with two home runs and 12 steals in 36 games.

The Amazins continued to stock up on prospects at the deadline, though they did add some veteran arms, as well.

The Mets also traded reliever Dominic Leone to the Angels for 23-year-old shortstop prospect Jeremian Jackson and acquired veteran pitchers Adam Kolarek and Phil Bickford from the Dodgers for cash.