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Message: [QUOTE="SWC75, post: 3851135, member: 289"] Those are considerations. I wouldn't be surprised if this turns out to be a bad trade. I'm just pointing out that Seattle hasn't seen their positive results quite yet. Playing with some numbers: Cano had driven in 69 runs for the Mets and also scored 69 runs. Subtract his 23 home runs and he's produced 115 runs. Edwin Diaz has given up 46 runs so that's +69 runs for the Mets. Jay Bruce drove in 28 runs for Seattle and scored 27, hitting 14 homers. That's 41 runs produced. Jarred Kelenic has none so far. Anthony Swarzak gave up 11 runs in his brief stint with Seattle. So did Gerson Bautista. Justin Dunn has given up 34 runs. 41-11-11-34 = -15 runs for the Mariners. So by that measure the Mets have had the better of the trade so far. I suspect that's going to change and may change rapidly when Kelenic comes up. It just hasn't happened yet. [/QUOTE]